Five sources may pay the cost of I-Corps participation
What the document says“may be provided by-- ``(A) an I-Corps team SBIR or STTR grant; ``(B) funds awarded to the recipient under subsection (q); ``(C) funds made available to carry out subsection (mm); ``(D) the participating teams or other sources as appropriate;”
Paragraph (2) of the new subsection (bbb) names where the cost of a recipient's participation may come from: an I-Corps team SBIR or STTR grant, funds awarded to the recipient under subsection (q), funds made available to carry out subsection (mm), the participating teams or other sources as appropriate, or any combination of those four.
What the document actually says“may be provided by-- ``(A) an I-Corps team SBIR or STTR grant; ``(B) funds awarded to the recipient under subsection (q); ``(C) funds made available to carry out subsection (mm); ``(D) the participating teams or other sources as appropriate;”
The cost can be met from four places. One is a grant for I-Corps teams. Two are funds named in the older law. The last is the teams themselves.
The four can also be mixed. This law adds no new money for the courses. It only lists the pots that may be used.
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