NCATS STTR Phase II
Funds U.S. small businesses and their nonprofit research partners to continue and expand translational R&D begun in STTR Phase I toward a commercial product.
NCATS STTR Phase II is the continuation grant that follows a successful STTR Phase I award. It funds the expansion of the R&D work initiated in Phase I, with the goal of producing a commercial product, process, or service. Awards are normally $2,095,748 in total costs over a two-year project period. Applications may exceed this amount with prior approval from the NCATS Grants Management Officer.
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Continuation of research and development from STTR Phase I, within NCATS's translational science mission: drug discovery, diagnostics, medical devices, informatics, and platform technologies. NCATS-specific priorities include rare diseases, toxicology, clinical trial innovation, and translational informatics. Phase II must continue work from a prior Phase I โ it is not an entry-level grant.
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