START Program supports university researchers working with Samsung R&D teams on early-stage frontier technology research to develop innovations for future devices, services, and user experiences.
LEAP-U supports North American university researchers in developing later-stage inventions and prototypes with Samsung, advancing applied research toward commercialization and real-world impact.
Skills Training in Advanced Research & Technology (START) supports two-year college students and faculty in industry-relevant research traineeships to build advanced technical skills and prepare for careers.
Samsung Solve for Tomorrow, promoted by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, funds school STEM projects that use technology to foster innovation and hands-on learning.
SBIR/STTR Phase I, Phase II, and Fast-Track Programs support startups and small businesses developing high-risk deep technologies into commercial products and services to advance U.S. competitiveness and security.
The Startup Grant from the South Carolina Research Authority supports early-stage technology companies working toward commercialization milestones, stronger market positions, and follow-on funding.