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K-State researchers honored at 2021 Inventors Ceremony
Two Kansas companies engineer tool to vaporize hard-to-reach tumors with microwave tech
Austin Pfannenstiel selected for Excellence in Innovation and Economic Engagement award
Precision Microwave selected winner of MedCity New's INVEST Pitch Perfect competition: Medical Device track
Precision Microwave finished top three in the Design of Medical Devices Conference Emerging Medical Innovation Valuation Competition
NSF SBIR Phase II grant information
NSF SBIR Phase II KSU press release
NSF STTR Phase I grant information
KSU's Launch a Business Program press release
NSF I-Corps grant information

Precision Microwave is currently funded by the support of a National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II grant received in May 2020. Previous funding included a NSF Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I grant, Kansas State University's Launch a Business Program (where we one first place in 2017), as well as StartUp MHK (2017). Prior to the incorporation of Precision Microwave, the team was funded by a NSF Innovation Corps (I-Corps) grant.