De la idea al mercado: cómo SBIR/STTR impulsa startups, investigación e innovación

from GENERACIÓN DIGITAL · host NANCY MEDINA

Soy Nancy Medina, host de Generación Digital. En este episodio converso con Keishla Tirado, PsyD, Director of Federal Program, sobre cómo los programas SBIR/STTR ayudan a llevar ideas innovadoras desde la investigación hasta el mercado. Hablamos de innovación, fondos federales, startups, universidades, pequeñas empresas y oportunidades para Puerto Rico en la economía tecnológica.

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