FIBER OPTICS PRESSURE CATHETER
SENTEC CORPORATION · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1991$49,800
N/A
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Fetal Magnetocardiography Using Non-cryogenic Magnetic Field Sensors
QUSPIN INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2013$1,073,641
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): While the number of diagnostic technologies available for adult applications continues to grow, there remains a paucity of technologies suitable for fetal evaluation. In particular,…
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FOR ROBOTIC INSPECTION AND ASSEMBLY
Flow Research Inc · National Science Foundation
Phase I1985$40,000
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PROXIMITY SENSOR FOR USE IN AUTOMATED ASSEMBLY AND INSPECTION OPERATIONS IS PROPOSED. A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ARRAY OF SMALL CAPACITIVE PROXIMITY SENSORS DETECTS THE DISTANCE BETWEEN EACH SENSOR TIP AND T…
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Fiber Optic Microwave Transmission System
SRICO INC · Department of Defense
Phase I1997$69,998
SRICO proposes the development of a wide bandwidth fiber optic microwave transmission system that can operate over the frequency range of 10 kHz to 20 GHz. This is a wideband fiber optic microwave transmission system th…
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FLEXIBLE HEAT PIPE COLD PLATE
Boyd Lancaster, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase II1988$500,000
FEEDBACK POSITIONING AND CONTROL OF ONE FLIGHT CONTROL HYDRAULIC ACTUATOR REQUIRES DOZENS OF WIRES BETWEEN THE ACTUATOR AND FLIGHT CONTROL COMPUTER. IT IS DESIRABLE TO REDUCE THIS WIRE COUNT BY INCORPORATING FEEDBACK LO…
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FINITE DIFFERENCE FLOW CALCULATIONS FOR HELICOPTER ROTOR/FUSELAGE CONFIGURATIONS
Vra Inc · Department of Defense
Phase I1987$58,750
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPUTER CODE TO SOLVE FOR THE FLOW OVER A HELICOPTER ROTOR/FUSELAGE CONFIGURATION IS PROPOSED. A MODULAR APPROACH IS TO BE USED WHERE TWO EXISTING FINITE DIFFERENCE CODES, ONE FOR THE ROTOR, THE OT…
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FOCUSED DIVERSITY--LIGANDS FOR PEPTIDE RECEPTORS
METAPHORE PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1996$89,400
N/A
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FABRICATION OF MULTIFILAMENT CONDUCTORS: CVD PROCESSING OF HIGH TC SUPERCONDUCTING COMPOSITE FIBERS.
Advanced Technologies/Laboratories Intl · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase I1989$50,000
N/A
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Feasiblity Analysis of a Clinical Electroporation System
ICHOR MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2001$96,175
N/A
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FLUE GAS CLEANUP USING A NOVEL CORONA GENERATOR
ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENTS CORP. · Department of Energy
Phase I1994$74,650
N/A
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FY20 PHASE I SBIR CONTRACT - TOPIC 401 - PHASE I SBIR CONTRACT QUANTITATIVE BIOMIMETIC MRI BREAST TISSUE AND TUMOR PHANTOM: TOWARD A COMPREHENSIVE PHA
CALIBERMRI, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2020$399,778
Research statistics have confirmed that breast cancer early detection saves lives. It is important that the patient is staged properly with the lowest possible side effects (morbidity). The best personalized treatment w…
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Force XXI- soldier Virtual Simulator
RBD GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS LLC · Department of Defense
Phase I1998$99,758
RBD Government Systems LLC (RBD) proposed to develop a mular, man-in-the-loop, virtual simulation system for the Force XXI soldier. The system will be designed to simulate and stimulate such Force XXI soldier systems as…
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FEASIBILITY OF USING AERATION PRETREATMENT BEFORE WATER IS APPLIED TO SLOW SAND FILTERS.
Dufresne-henry Inc. · Environmental Protection Agency
Phase I1986$49,969
FEASIBILITY OF USING AERATION PRETREATMENT BEFORE WATER IS APPLIED TO SLOW SAND FILTERS. A SIMPLE AERATION-SETTLING SYSTEM IS EXAMINED TO DETERMINED IF THE SYSTEM DEVELOPS A SETTLEABLE BIOLOGIC FLOC, PROVIDES TREATMENT…
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Food processing and packaging technology using micro scale gas generating propell
INOFLATE LLC · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2009$97,882
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The proposed research would determine the feasibility of using proven energetic materials as active packaging components for integration into primary packaging, thereby providing a c…
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Full karyotype single cell interphase analysis
REPROGENETICS, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2004$592,973
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Early human development depends on the correct temporal and spatial expression of thousands of genes. The presence of an extra chromosome or a chromosome missing in gametes typically…
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Fat Replacement System from Natural Plant Materials for Improving Food Nutrition, Quality, and Reducing Costs
FIBERSTAR BIO-INGREDIENT TECHNOLOGIES · Department of Agriculture
Phase II2013$450,000
Obesity is a growing epidemic that threatens the health of both adults and children. The problem is exacerbated by challenging economic times and increasing food costs that put pressure on consumers to purchase lower pr…
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Fluoride Delivery system for Potable Water
KC Industries, LLC · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2015$928,902
The development and commercialization of an innovative simple to use durable and cost effective system capable of delivering fluoride to small and Mid size potable water systems is essential to increase the availability…
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FUNCTIONALIZED BIMAGNETIC CORE/SHELL FE/FE3O4 STEALTH NANOPART
NanoScale Materials, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2010$1,000,000
Early diagnosis and treatment of cancer greatly improve the likelihood of long-term survival and health. In Phase I, NanoScale Corporation and its partners at Kansas State University developed functionalized cancer-seek…
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Frequency Scanned Phased Array Sonar
RD INSTRUMENTS · Department of Defense
Phase I2003$69,881
This Phase I proposal is to establish the feasibility of developing a near-forward looking sonar to enhance the near-nadir bottom survey and obstacle avoidance capability for small undersea unmanned vehicles (UUV) such…
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Fault-to-Failure Progression Modeling of Propulsion System and Drive Train Bearings for Prognostic and Useful Performance Life Remaining Predictions
Impact Technologies · Department of Defense
Phase I2002$69,967
"In response to SBIR topic N02-195, Impact Technologies, in cooperation with RLW, propose to develop and demonstrate a multi-disciplinary prognostic and health management (PHM) approach specifically designed for real-ti…
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FACILITATING THE COLONIZATION OF PLANT ROOTS BY BENEFICIAL MICROORGANISMS
Kamterter Inc. · Department of Agriculture
Phase II1985$200,000
SOIL COVER AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS WHICH INFLUENCE EROSION ARE MARKEDLY INFLUENCED BY TILLAGE, CROP ROOT CHARACTERISTICS AND SOIL MICROORGANISMS. CONSERVATION-TILLAGE PROVIDES COVER AND ALSO INFLUENCES THE MICROFLO…
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FAILURE CRITERIA FOR CARBON-CARBON APPLICABLE TO CONTOURED WOVEN ITE MATERIALS
MATERIALS SCIENCES LLC · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase II1992$493,470
THIS PROJECT WILL DEVELOP AN ANALYTICAL MODEL CAPABLE OF PREDICTING FAILURE OF CARBON-CARBON (C-C) MATERIALS. THE MODEL WILL BUILD UPON THE FIRM'S IN-HOUSE C-C ANALYSIS CODES AND WILL DEVELOP DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY TO…
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Fuel Tank Ullage Oxygen Sensor for Live-Fire Ballistic Testing
Polestar Technologies, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I2002$99,989
The proposed research will investigate the development of a new optical oxygen monitor for aircraft fuel tanks. A new chemically resistant sensing membrane is described which, when the used with fluorescence lifetime qu…
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FORMULATION OF RECOMBINANT HUMAN LUNG SURFACTANT
California Biotechnology, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II1988$500,000
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED RESEARCH IS FORMULATION OF AN EFFECTIVE SYNTHETIC SURFACTANT TO BE USED IN TREATMENT OF INFANT RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME (RDS). RDS IS CAUSED BY INADEQUATE LEVELS OF LUNG SURFACTANT AT…