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NCI SBIR Investor Initiatives

National Cancer Institute SBIR Development Center, National Institutes of Health

AcceleratorGovernment or nonprofit acceleratorNonprofitActive

Source-based profile

Program at a Glance

Program type
Accelerator
Program category
Government or nonprofit accelerator
Organization
National Cancer Institute SBIR Development Center, National Institutes of Health
Organization type
Nonprofit
Location
Rockville, Maryland
Company stage served
Not publicly documented
Cohort or participation model
Structured investor initiative cycles with published guidance documents; selected NCI SBIR awardees participate in investor forums and partnering programming
Investment or funding offered
Yes
Published investment terms
Non-dilutive; NCI SBIR/STTR grants and contracts fund the underlying companies, no equity taken by NCI
Equity or fee model
No equity
Clinical or hospital connection
Not publicly documented
Application status
Active

Public description

About the program

NCI's SBIR Development Center runs a suite of investor and commercialization initiatives for NCI-funded small businesses, including investor forums, pitch training and partnering events designed to connect cancer technology companies with venture and strategic capital. These sit alongside NCI's SBIR/STTR funding pathways and I-Corps at NIH participation. Guidance documents describe eligibility and the structured application process for each initiative.

What the program publicly emphasizes

Focus areas and features

OncologyCancer diagnosticsCancer therapeuticsMedical devicesDigital health
  • Category: Government or nonprofit accelerator
  • Program structure: Structured investor initiative cycles with published guidance documents; selected NCI SBIR awardees participate in investor forums and partnering programming
  • Published terms: Non-dilutive; NCI SBIR/STTR grants and contracts fund the underlying companies, no equity taken by NCI

Sources

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  1. sbir.cancer.gov
  2. sbir.cancer.gov
  3. sbir.cancer.gov
  4. biocom.org