Fire Extinguishment by Electro-Magnetic Fields
Schneider Laboratories, Ltd. · Department of Defense
Phase I1996$98,665
N/A
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FLEXIBLE ELECTROMAGNETIC PROBE ARRAYS
Failure Analysis Associates · National Science Foundation
Phase I1988$50,000
THE FLEXIBLE EDDY-CURRENT PROBE ARRAY CONCEPT, DEVELOPED BY FAILURE ANALYSIS ASSOCIATES , HAS INTRODUCED A NEW APPROACH TO EDDY-CURRENT TESTING. COVERAGE OF THE TEST AREA CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED, WITHOUT SCANNING, BY PLACIN…
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FOVEAL MACHINE VISION SYSTEMS
AMHERST SYSTEMS, INC. · Department of Defense
Phase II1990$569,000
MILITARY APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTER VISION SYSTEMS REQUIRE ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE IMPROVEMENT IN CAPACITY AND SPEED OVER CURRENT SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. THE PRINCIPLE OBSTACLES TO HIGHER PERFORMANCE ARE: THE LARGE AMOUNTS OF IMA…
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Functionally Graded, Nanocrystalline, Multiphase, Boron-and Carbon-Based Superhard Coatings
Spire Corporation · Department of Energy
Phase I1999$99,923
Not Available The low-latitude ionosphere is highly variable from day-to-day. The day-to-day weather of the ionosphere and irregularity development impact Over-the-Horizon (OTH) radar applications, RF communication circ…
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FRACTAL IMAGE COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES
Iterated Systems, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase II1992$486,280
DIGITAL IMAGE DATA REPRESENTATIVE OF AN ARMY APPLICATION WILL BE IDENTIFIED AND OBTAINED. THIS DATA WILL BE PROCESSED USING FRACTAL TRANSFORM TECHNOLOGY TO OBTAIN A COMPRESSED REPRESENTATION OF THE ARMY IMAGERY. THIS WI…
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Functionally Graded Coatings for Enhanced Corrosion Resistant Steel Tubing for Ultrasupercritical Boilers
ATS-MER, LLC · Department of Energy
Phase I2008$100,000
DOE has a need for cost effective materials that can meet the high temperature creep and oxidation/corrosion requirements for the operation of ultrasupercritical boilers at high operating temperatures. To meet these req…
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FEASIBILITY OF VARIOUS EROSION RESISTANCE/EROSION AVOIDANCE TECHNIQUES FOR SMALL INEXPENSIVE PROPELLERS
Daedalus Research Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1990$53,511
CONTRACTOR WILL EXAMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF UTILIZING ITS EXISTING, BUT EXPERIMENTAL LEADING-EDGE PROTECTION SYSTEM TO PROVIDE EROSION RESISTANCE FOR INEXPENSIVE UAV PROPELLERS. THE EXISTING SYSTEM UTILIZES ELASTOMERIC U…
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Fresh Tumor Assay for Rediscovery of Closed-Ind Drugs
Weisenthal Cancer Group · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1993$50,000
Cancer drug development suffers greatly from a lack of preclinical models to reveal human disease-specific activity of new agents. We will determine whether skilled and insightful application of a fresh human tumor assa…
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Fixation of Radionuclide Contamination in Ductwork Using Advanced Fogging Formulations
Vista Engineering Technologies, Inc. · Department of Energy
Phase I2006$99,848
Contamination control is crucial during the deactivation and decommission (D&D) of DOE facilities, as well as during modifications to existing systems, to help eliminate airborne contamination release. This project will…
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FACIAL LACERATION MEASUREMENT MASK FOR ANTHROPOMORPHIC MODELS
Triangle Research and Development Corporation · Department of Transportation
Phase I1990$49,974
N/A
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FIBER OPTICS ORDNANCE
Litecom, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase II1990$149,000
THE DEVELOPMENT OF FIBER OPTICS ORDNANCE TO IMPROVE IN THE PERFORMANCE, TESTABILITY, AND HARDNESS. THE INNOVATIVE PROPOSED FIBER OPTIC ORDNANCE IS BASED ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF (1) THE METHOD OF LASER FIRING UNIT OPERABLE…
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Fiber Optic High Temperature Seismic Sensor
Physical Optics Corporation · Department of Energy
Phase I2009$100,000
The DOE is seeking the development of seismic sensors to support the subsurface monitoring of geothermal reservoirs during reservoir stimulation and operation. It is anticipated that these sensors will need to operate w…
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FUELCELL PULSE POWER SOURCE FOR SUBMARINE ELECTROMAGNETIC LAUNCHERS
Treadwell Corp · Department of Defense
Phase I1990$50,642
ELECTROMAGNETIC LAUNCHERS ARE BEING DEVELOPED FOR SUCH APPLICATIONS AS LAUNCHING TORPEDOES, REMOTELY PILOTED VEHICLES, AND HIGH VELOCITY PROJECTILES. THE MAIN DRIVER IS THE REDUCTION OF THE NOISE GENERATED DURING THE PR…
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FIFFTY GIGAWATT PULSED PLASMA MHD POWER SUPPLY
Artec Associates Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase II1985$283,138
A NEED EXISTS FOR A TRANSPORTABLE REPETITIVELY PULSED POWER SUPPLY TO PROVIDE. 5MJ PULSES AT 50GW POWER LEVELS. OF SEVERAL POSSIBLE APPROACHES PULESD PLASMA MHD (PPMHD) IS A LEADING CANDIDATE FOR A COMPACT HIGH PERFORMA…
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Fluorine-Free Hybrid Surfactants for Fire-Fighting Foams
TDA RESEARCH, INC. · Environmental Protection Agency
Phase I2002$70,000
Recent studies have shown that certain fluorosurfactants are toxic to aquatic life and tend to accumulate in the blood of animals and humans because they are persistent chemicals. As a consequence of this discovery, 3M…
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Function of orphan receptor GPR50
Multispan, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2008$169,328
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Abstract Function and ligands of orphan receptor GPR50 We propose to identify agonists of the orphan melatonin-related G-protein coupled receptor 50, (GPR50), such compounds may prov…
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FEASIBILITY STUDY OF A PULSE COMBUSTOR IN-FURNACE NOX
ALTEX TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION · Environmental Protection Agency
Phase II1990$149,987
EFFECTIVE, LOW-COST AND RETROFITTABLE NOX EMISSION CONTROLS ARE NEEDED TO ALLOW THE WIDESPREAD USE OF COAL WHILE NOT ADVERSELY IMPACTING THE ENVIRONMENT. REBURNING, OR IN-FURNACE NOX REDUCTION (IFNR) IS A RELATIVELY ECO…
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Family Of Advanced Ablative Heat Shields Of Moderate-To-Low Density
Applied Research Associates, Inc. · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase I1997$67,520
N/A
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Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composite Building Panels Capable of Energy Storage Through High Enthalpy Solid-State Phase Transition
DPD, Inc. · Department of Energy
Phase I1999$100,000
Not Available Developers and planners are required to prioritize the development of technologies and systems relative to user needs. Designs for new sys-tems typically only exist at the conceptual level, yet trade studi…
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FIBER OPTIC GROUND MOTION SENSOR
GEO-CENTERS, INC. · Department of Defense
Phase I1988$49,791
THE PHASE I EXPERIMENTAL EFFORT WILL DEMONSTRATE THE FEASIBILITY OF A FIELD WORTHY GROUND MOTION SENSOR TO REPLACE PIEZO-ELECTRIC ACCELEROMETERS FOR CONVENTIONAL EXPLOSIVES AND NUCLEAR TESTING. THE OUTPUT SIGNALS OF PIE…
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FIBER FLUOROMETRY FOR ON-LINE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF NUTRIENT SOLUTIONS
Biotronics Technologies, Inc. · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase I1990$49,456
N/A
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Feasibility Study of Inverse Scattering Breast Scanners
TECHNISCAN, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II1995$750,000
The primary objectives of this proposal are twofold. The first is to investigate the feasibility ofimplementing certain critical areas of the hardware of an ultrasound scanner, which was developed foruse with inverse sc…
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Fiber Optic Reflector Health Monitoring System
LUNA INNOVATIONS INCORPORATED · Department of Energy
Phase I2009$100,000
Currently, evaluations of the structural components in a nuclear reactor require scheduled interruptions in the reactor¿s operations for off-line inspection and possible replacement of damaged components. At present, no…
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Family-based HIV Prevention: An Interactive DVD
Mee Productions, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2012$1,132,187
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The overall aims of Phase I and Phase II of this SBIR project are to develop and refine an interactive DVD and workbook to reduce sexual risk behavior and substance use among urban b…
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FREEZE-TOLERANT DELETION AND INSERTION MUTATIONS IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA
Dna Plant Technologi · Department of Agriculture
Phase I1993$50,000
THE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO ENABLE THE ISOLATION OF GENES THAT AFFECT PLANT FREEZING TOLERANCE. THE EFFORT IN PHASE I IS TO OBTAIN MUTATIONS CAUSING CONSTITUTIVE FREEZE-TOLERANCE IN A PLANT THAT IS NORMALLY INDUCIBLE…