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Collaboration Initiative Single-Year Seed Grant

University Technology Development Corporation

Funding Amount

$10,000 - $100,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Collaboration Initiative Single-Year Seed Grant

Funder: University of Nebraska

Purpose: Single-year seed grants to support research collaborations aligned with current federal funding programs and priorities.

    Funding Amount

  • Range: $10,000 to $100,000

    Focus Areas

    Proposals will be considered in the following categories:
  • Agriculture (all aspects, including processing)
  • Artificial Intelligence (Basic and Applied)
  • Basic Physical Sciences
  • Educational Sciences
  • Human/Animal Health
  • Human Performance/Biomechanics
  • Humanities/Creative Activities
  • National/Homeland Security
  • Natural Resources

    Grant Objectives

    These grants aim to foster new and existing research collaborations across two or more Nebraska campuses* that focus on:
  • Generating preliminary data critical for federally funded research grant proposals or resubmissions
  • Developing capabilities that enable the University of Nebraska's National Strategic Research Institute (NSRI) to secure contract funding from its sponsor (U.S. Strategic Command), other Department of Defense entities, or other federal agencies

    Eligibility

  • Collaboration Requirement: Collaboration across two or more Nebraska campuses
  • NSRI Projects: For NSRI priority-topic projects, collaboration with a NSRI content expert is encouraged. Collaborating with such an expert and a PI/Co-PI from a single campus meets the collaboration requirement. Alternatively, PI/Co-PIs from multiple campuses without an NSRI expert also fulfill the requirement.

    Geographic Scope

  • University of Nebraska campuses (multi-campus collaboration required)

How to Apply

Application Process

Detailed application information is available in the Fiscal Year 2027 Request for Applications (RFA). Applicants should:
1. Review the FY2027 RFA document
2. Ensure proposals align with one or more eligible focus areas
3. Confirm multi-campus collaboration requirements are met
4. Submit according to instructions in the RFA

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

science-researcheducation

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