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InventHelp® provides these "Financial Assistance for Inventors" links for your use, enjoyment, and general reference. InventHelp does not endorse any of the sites and claims no responsibility for the content, information, products or services offered by them.
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Getting the Government to Chip In for Your Invention
Business Week Online article about inventors and government grants.
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The National Science Board Report on Science and Engineering Indicators
This report details the trends in science and engineering indicators concerning research and development in the United States. Inventors may be particularly interested in chapter four, which studies funding for Research and Development.
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The Office of Industrial Technologies Inventions and Innovation Program
The Inventions and Innovation (I&I) program provides financial assistance at two levels for conducting early development and establishing technical performance of innovative energy saving ideas and inventions.
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NASA Innovative Partnerships Program
Includes links to the Innovation Incubator, NASA's quarterly publication and small business opportunities. Inventors may find useful information about "technology transfer, development and commercialization with NASA."
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