ANGOLA â Trine University and Trine Innovation 1 will assist two northeast Indiana businesses with product development through a $50,000 grant provided by the Indiana Economic Development Corp.
The IEDCâs Innovation Voucher Program, part of legislation signed into law by Gov. Eric Holcomb in 2019, provides grants to eligible small businesses to purchase research services from an Indiana higher education institution or other authorized research provider.
The grant will fund work-study opportunities for students conducting research as well as use of specialized equipment on the Trine University campus.
âThis is a great example of leveraging Trineâs network and resources to impact our regional economy by advancing technology, while also incorporating real-world experiences into our undergraduate engineering programs,â said Jason Blume, executive director of Trine innovation 1.
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Forestry Innovation Transition Trust Approves Projects
December 21, 2020 - 12:18 PM
The first projects approved by the trustees of the Forestry Innovation Transition Trust are being announced today, Dec. 21.
The projects accelerate new opportunities within the Nova Scotia forestry sector, advance environmental, social and economic objectives and support the adoption of new ecological forestry practices.
Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) is receiving a one-year commitment of funding, for a potentially multi-year project of up to $2 million, to administer a new innovation voucher program.
NSCC’s Forestry Innovation Voucher Program will enable established businesses, new startups, non-profit community groups and Mi kmaq partners to leverage the college’s infrastructure, assets and expertise in the forestry sector to develop new products and technology as well as capitalize on business growth opportunities. Support available through the program includes access to NSCC’s