College Applied Research and Technology Center (CART)
Purpose
The State Budget provides support for
the
College Applied Research and Technology
Center (CART) program to encourage
greater collaboration between private
industry and colleges toward development
and application of new technologies.
This program is similar to the CAT
program, but for smaller institutions.
To encourage greater collaboration between
New York State industry and New York’s
colleges, NYSTAR awarded two College
Applied Research and Technology (CART)
designations with up to $500,000 of first
year funding to increase the capacity of
the eligible applicants to achieve
significant economic impact in New York
State.
The CART Program is designed to: spur
technology-based research and economic
development in New York; promote research
collaboration and innovation with New York
businesses; promote workforce development;
better leverage State funding with
investments from the Federal government,
industry, foundations, and not-for-profit
organizations with an economic development
mission; and increase competitiveness of
New York companies
Eligibility
A college or college-affiliated research
institute or a consortium of such
institutions, that is not a CAT, which
conducts a continuing program of basic and
applied research, development, and
technology transfer in one or more
technological areas, in collaboration with
and through the support of private
business and industry.
Designation is initially for five academic
years and can extend beyond that period.
Contact
James Roberts
NYS Foundation for Science, Technology &
Innovation
30 South Pearl Street, 11th Floor
Albany, New York 12207
(518) 292-5700




