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    Collaborative Research Grants - Rhode Island Science and Technology Advisory Council

    Collaborative Research Grants support Rhode Island research teams in cross-institutional projects that build research capacity, attract follow-on investment, or advance technology commercialization.

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    Funder: Rhode Island Science and Technology Advisory Council

    Due Dates: November 23, 2026, 5:00 PM ET (Letter of Intent) | January 6, 2027 (Anticipated full proposal opening, invitation only) | February 12, 2027, 5:00 PM ET (Full proposal)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $83,000 per project for 12 months; $500,000 available for FY27

    Summary: Supports collaborative Rhode Island research that builds cross-institutional capacity and attracts follow-on investment or advances technology development and commercialization.

    Key Information: Teams must include at least two distinct Rhode Island institutions, including an institution of higher education.


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    The Rhode Island Science and Technology Advisory Council (STAC) awards Collaborative Research Grants through the STAC Research Alliance, a statewide platform launched in 2006 to connect research organizations. The program supports a catalytic stage of interdisciplinary, interorganizational research with strong prospects for substantial follow-on investment or significant potential for technology development and commercialization.

    For FY27, grants support teams across Rhode Island’s research colleges and universities, research hospitals, businesses, and government agencies. Projects must demonstrate results that the institutions could not achieve individually. The program seeks to expand research capacity and infrastructure, strengthen competitiveness for additional funding, and contribute to Rhode Island’s economic development. Priorities include ocean technology, coastal sciences, organizational infrastructure for NSF EPSCoR E-RISE teams, and growth areas in the state’s Science & Technology Plan.


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