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Designed to provide funding for new technologies in optical sensing, Ocean Optics’ Blue Ocean Grants and Challenges program (
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The program is intended to fund projects in life sciences, chemistry, quality assurance, environment, research and industry. The grants are divided into two phases. Phase I grants are issued to fund further evaluation and development of technolo- gies; up to 10 grants of up $10,000 will be awarded. Phase II grants are issued to mature a proposed technology through proof of concept in a way that enables the potential of market commercialization; up to two of these awards will be granted for up to $100,000 each.
Grant recipients will be chosen based on ability of the solution to change the world for the better, scientifi c prowess, creativity, technical merit commercial viability. The international program welcomes applications from around the world.
To learn more about the grant program and its application entry, visit
www.blueoceangrants.com
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