Sentence examples for startup grant from inspiring English sources

This work was supported by a Startup Grant at City University of Hong Kong [7002731], National Basic Research Program of China [2012CB316500], an NSERC Grant [OGP0046506], Canada Research Chair program, an NSERC Collaborative Grant, OCRiT, Premier's Discovery Award, Killam Prize and SHARCNET.

In 2004, the Helmholtz Association gave DKFZ a startup grant to support the project with €13 million over five years.

Charities could raise more money from more people if they were to announce that a startup grant had been used to defray overhead expenses.

He was attracted by startup grant funding that was by far the most generous he received (well in excess of US$1 million over five years) and the intellectual and cultural stimulation of working in a different environment.

This work is supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (Grant Nos. 2016YFC1305800, 2016YFC1305805), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 31670724), and the startup grant of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Grant No. 3004012104).

KISI has already impressed enough to win an entrepreneurial startup grant from the German government, and they've won various prizes, including from the NYCEDC, which provided them with $25,000 for the "Next Idea" award.

The state's per-pupil allocation of $6,630 adds up to $676,000, with other revenues of $150,000 in federal and state startup grants; $125,000 in aid for programs for poor students; and $8,000 from the state for materials.

A provision of the No Child law offers federal startup grants, usually in the range of $150,000 per school, to charter organizers to help them plan and staff a new school until they can begin classes and obtain state per-pupil financing.

UGC startup grants provide the equivalent of $10,000 to 12,000 to be spent over a period of 2 years, with the caveat that you cannot receive another UGC grant until the 2-year period is over.

Government agencies, such as DARPA, ARPA-E, NIH and NSF, are well-known sources of funding for academic research, but they provide startup grants, as well.

Hudspeth recommends that early career scientists who are interested in the field find laboratories equipped with soundproof rooms and tools for measuring sound, or look for positions that offer generous startup grants and access to a skilled technician since it may be necessary to build and equip a specialized space.