Deep-Tech
CDTI NEOTEC Technology Startup Grant
Supports Spanish deep-tech startups commercializing intensive R&D outcomes.
Commercialize Deep Tech in Poland 2025: How to Win a PLN 5,500,000 Grant to Scale Your Hardware, Quantum, Robotics or Biotech Venture
If you build physical, science-driven products — not just another app — and you’re feeding an ambitious prototype through the meat grinder between lab bench and market, this grant deserves your full attention.
Double Your Funding: The Guide to NSF SBIR Phase II Supplements (Phase IIB & TECP)
A practical guide to planning, preparing, and deciding whether to apply for NSF SBIR/STTR Phase II supplements through Phase IIB and TECP.
EIC Pathfinder Open - European Innovation Council
Funds visionary, high-risk research to develop radically new technologies in early stages of development.
KAUST Innovation Fund Partnership with RPDC | KAUST Innovation
Venture funding of USD 200,000 to USD 5 million for deep-tech startups linked to KAUST research in Saudi Arabia.
NSF Seed Fund (SBIR/STTR) Phase I
Non-dilutive NSF support for high-risk, high-impact technology R&D and commercialization through the SBIR/STTR Phase I process.
Prototron - Prototron
Grants of up to EUR 35,000 plus services for Estonian hardware and deep-tech startups building early-stage prototypes through the Prototron Fund.
Raise SGD 2 to 8 Million in Deep Tech Equity Funding in Singapore: How to Win SEEDS Capital Co Investment With a Private Lead Investor
Deep tech founders live in a different universe from the “ship-by-Friday” crowd. Your prototype might require a cleanroom, a lab safety officer, and a machine that looks like it belongs in a submarine.
Singapore Quantum Communications Testbed: $6.2M to Build the Unhackable Internet
A practical guide to Singapore's National Quantum-Safe Network ecosystem: what this program is, what the public pages confirm, who should apply, and how to decide whether to spend time on it.
Win ₪2,500,000 in Israel Quantum Tech Grant Funding: How Startups Can Turn Lab Breakthroughs Into Real Products
Israel has a habit of making small geography look irrelevant. A few decades ago it was irrigation and chips; later it was cybersecurity; then mobility, AI, and whatever else was brave enough to show up.