Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?

Is customer pain clearly addressed in the application?

Is it clearly explained why proposed solution is better than alternatives?

Is the project based on research results that are novel, unique, or never previously seen from this angle, and form the basis of a potentially disruptive technology/product/solution?

What is the likelihood of technological success? Is the scope appropriate for the budget? High risk is OK, as long as feasibility can be determined within one year.

Is there a proof of concept already? Is there likely a clear path to success - for example IP, device, code, etc.? Does this technology have a high likelihood of being licensed?

Would this technology have broad, fundamental implications or address niche large, non previously addressed opportunity? Cross-disciplinary applications are especially desirable.

Does knowledge and experience of the research team members fits well to the goals of the project?

Are there any potential collaborations which may be used by the team to increase chances of success?

Is the core IP (copyright in software, patents or patent applications on inventions, etc.) protected by the project team already?

How likely is it that new IP will be created?

Is the program support (such as such as funding, partnerships, and mentoring) critical to the success of this idea?

Would you consider yourself as potential mentor for this project?