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Ripple supports proposal development for several companies spinning out of the University of South Carolina. Examples include ZillionInfo, A&Q Nano Design, Sidar Technologies, MagAssemble, Yanhai Power, and Connecting Health Innovations among others. Ripple has helped these companies with Phase I, Phase II and Fast Track SBIR / STTR proposal development for National Institute of Health, National Science Foundation, Department of Defense, NASA, and Department of Energy. Further, Ripple develops and executes several in-depth SBIR workshops at the university’s incubator annually. Ripple’s support has led the university to create a focused SBIR program, which Tyler Tatum of Ripple is currently leading. Tyler’s efforts at USC have lead to over $4 million in funding.
Ripple supports proposal development for several companies spinning out of the University of South Carolina. Examples include ZillionInfo, A&Q Nano Design, Sidar Technologies, MagAssemble, Yanhai Power, and Connecting Health Innovations among others. Ripple has helped these companies with Phase I, Phase II and Fast Track SBIR / STTR proposal development for National Institute of Health, National Science Foundation, Department of Defense, NASA, and Department of Energy. Further, Ripple develops and executes several in-depth SBIR workshops at the university’s incubator annually. Ripple’s support has led the university to create a focused SBIR program, which Tyler Tatum of Ripple is currently leading. Tyler’s efforts at USC have lead to over $4 million in funding.