Learn more about the Commercialization Gap Fund (CGF)

A new Commercialization Gap Fund cycle is coming soon!

Hosted by the Office of Research (OR) with support from the Washington Research Foundation (WRF), the yearly competition aims to provide a funding avenue for researchers looking to bridge the “gap” between their research and industry.

Through the Commercialization Gap Fund Program (CGF), you can receive up to $50,000 in awards to help turn your innovative ideas and inventions into viable market products.

Join us for an informational Zoom webinar! Friday, April 23, 10–11 a.m. Register online!

Contact the Office of Research:

509-335-5526
research.wsu.edu

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