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  • Expression of Plant Genes in Neurospora crassa

    MycoTox, Inc. · Department of Agriculture

    Phase I1995$55,000

    Plants represent a largely untapped reservoir of therapeutic and other agents. Of the 250,000 to 300,000 plant species, only 5000 have been examined for medically useful compounds. Agents discovered include cardioactive…

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  • Electrorheological Fluid - A Synergistic Development

    Scientific Monitoring, Inc. · Department of Defense

    Phase I1996$69,899

    The firm proposes to design, develop, and test an ER (electrorheological) fluid shock dampening device in this program. The device is targeted for a near-term application to the Navy shipboard equipment specifically, sh…

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  • Elementary Motion Detection with Contrast Adaptation

    Tanner Research, Inc. · Department of Defense

    Phase I2001$59,940

    Insects display remarkable capabilities for guidance and directed flight based on their visual sense. If duplicated in autonomous flying weapons, these capabilities could greatly enhance their effectiveness. We propose…

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  • EVALUATION OF BRCA1/2 MALFUNCTION IN BREAST CANCER

    GENETEX, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I1997$100,000

    Abnormalities of several tumor suppressor genes, including BRCA1 and BRCA2, are known to confer susceptibility to human breast cancer. Mutations in the BRCA1 gene have been associated with a majority of familial breast…

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  • Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer Using Ice COLD-PCR

    TRANSGENOMIC, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I2012$100,000

    DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Ninety percent of all pancreatic cancers are pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC). PDAC diagnosis is difficult, usually occurring in the late stages of disease. Patients with thes…

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  • EFFECTS OF NOISE ON DISCRIMINATION OF DECOYS

    Sparta, Inc. · Department of Defense

    Phase II1986$122,000

    THE CONCEPT OF EMPLOYING REENTRY DECOYS IN ORDER TO CONFUSE THE DEFENSE AND INCREASE THE PROBABILITY OF RV PENETRATION IS AN ATTRACTIVE OFFENSIVE OPTION. THE SUCCESS OF A RESOURCE LIMITED DEFENSE AGAINST THIS OFFENSE TA…

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  • EXCIMER LASER PHOTOREFRACTIVE KERATECTOMY IN ANIMALS

    SUMMIT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I1990$49,625

    A PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED 193-NM EXCIMER LASER SYSTEM, THE EXCIMED UV200LA, WILL BE USED TO PERFORM PHOTOREFRACTIVE KERATECTOMY USING TWO DIFFERENT TREATMENT TECHNIQUES. THE CLINICAL RESULTS OF THE EXCIMED UV200LA WITH AN…

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  • Enterprise-wide Strategic Planning and Management System

    Bernier & Assoc., Inc. · Department of Defense

    Phase I2001$99,928

    Strategic planning, like many other information intensive functions, remains more of an art than a science. One reason for this involves a general inability to efficiently and effectively manage information. This inabil…

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  • ENGINEERING DESIGN DATABASE

    SEGUE CORPORATION · Department of Defense

    Phase I1992$50,000

    DURING COMPLEX ENGINEERING EFFORTS, THE DEFINITION AND CONTROL OF REQUIREMENTS IS TYPICALLY ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH A LARGE SET OF PROJECT DOCUMENTS. TODAY, MANUAL METHODS ARE USED TO HANDLE THESE REQUIREMENTS. THIS HOWEVE…

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  • Efficient Numerical Methods for Stable Distributions

    ROBUST ANALYSIS, INC. · Department of Defense

    Phase I2002$69,960

    The proposal details how efficient, robust and portable algorithms will be developed for working with stable distributions. Stable distributions arise in signal processing problems in radar systems. They also occur in o…

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  • Enabling Materials Technology for Nuclear Propulsion

    ULTRAMET · Department of Defense

    Phase I1992$50,000

    Few materials exist that possess useful properties in hydrogen at 2750K and are compatible with the environment of a nuclear reactor. Bulk fabrication and processing of those that do exist, the ceramics niobium carbide…

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  • ENHANCED THERMAL TRANSFER DEVICE FOR BIOPRESERVATION

    ORGAN RECOVERY SYSTEMS, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I2002$115,772

    Effective methods of preserving cells and tissues are essential for the established and emerging companies using cryopreservation as part of their production processes. Conventional freezing and thawing devices have low…

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  • Electromotive Propulsion Concepts for Rotarcraft

    PIASECKI AIRCRAFT CORP · Department of Defense

    Phase II1995$590,872

    The application of electromotive propulsion to rotorcraft provides several opportunities for the improvement of the helicopter's operational efficiency. The propulsion of rotors via tip thrusters has long been envisione…

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  • EMP Shielding Using Multilayer Film

    Sensortex · Department of Defense

    Phase I1997$60,000

    Conventional shielding techniques for an electromagnetic pulse use high permeability magnetic materials. Such materials have limited effectiveness once they are saturated. A new approach for shielding has been identifie…

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  • Enhanced Light Outcoupling in WOLEDs

    UNIVERSAL DISPLAY CORPORATION · Department of Energy

    Phase I2008$99,919

    Lighting consumes approximately 22% of the total electricity generated in the U.S. Therefore, new high-efficiency solid-state light sources, such as light emitting diodes (LEDS) and organic LEDs (OLEDs), can help reduce…

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  • Electrochemical Method for Viable Pathogen Detection

    LYNNTECH INC. · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I2006$100,000

    DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The specific aim of this application is to develop a new, automated system for the rapid detection of bacterial contamination (especially Escherichia co//O157:H7) in meat and meat pr…

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  • ELECTROCHEMICAL NATURAL GAS REDUCTION TO ALCOHOLS

    ELTRON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT, INCORPORATED · Department of Energy

    Phase II1993$499,994

    THIS PROJECT IS BASED ON THE RECOGNITION THAT METHANE (CH4) IS OXIDIZED TO METHANOL (CH3OH) IN NATURE, IN THE PRESENCE OF METHYLOTROPHIC BACTERIA. THIS INVOLVES METHANE HYDROXYLATION IN THE PRESENCE OF OXYGEN (O2) AND A…

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  • ENHANCED ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC FUSION FOR CELL HYBRIDIZATION

    Chromogen, Inc · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I1991$50,000

    CELL FUSION, EXEMPLIFIED BY THE CREATION OF HYBRIDOMAS SECRETING MABS, IS WIDELY USED IN BIOSCIENCE. FUSION TECHNIQUES, HOWEVER, ARE TIME CONSUMING, UNPREDICTABLE, AND INEFFICIENT, LARGELY BECAUSE CURRENT METHODS LACK C…

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