How deep-tech gets funded
R&D tax credits, innovation grants, IP, and the companies turning hard science into products.
R&D funding, by country
Where the money for hard tech actually comes from
R&D tax credits, grants, and innovation programs differ in every jurisdiction — SR&ED in Canada, R&D Tax Relief in the UK, the Section 41 credit in the US, the CIR in France. We map how each one works for research-intensive companies.
Funded companies
Who got funded, and how
Profiles of deep-tech companies and the funding behind them — grants, government programs, venture capital, and R&D tax credits. Verifiable, sourced, and built to show how real teams finance hard science.
IP, regulation & policy
Protecting and governing deep-tech
Patents, freedom-to-operate, and the regulation of emerging technology — continuing the work NanoLab has covered since its days as the journal of nanotechnology law and business. Explore the [NLB journal archive](/journal) and the [NanoLab archive](/archive).
Start with the R&D funding guides
A country-by-country look at how research-intensive companies recover the cost of R&D — plus the non-dilutive toolkit and what counts as R&D.