LED-based lighting system used with Hyperbaric Oxygen and KGF-2 growth factor to accelerate wound healing
Quantum Devices Inc · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase I1999$70,000
N/A
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Lithium Ion Batteries for Implanted Medical Devices
COVALENT ASSOC., INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2003$750,922
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): State-of-the-art rechargeable batteries are incapable of providing the high energy densities required in order to free the device-implanted patient from a tethered external power sou…
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Lightweight Advanced Composite Mortar Barrels
TRITON SYSTEMS, INC. · Department of Defense
Phase I2001$69,997
Triton Systems Inc. proposes to design, develop the fabrication processes, and to test a full-bore subscale prototype composite 81-mm type M252 mortar barrel, to demonstrate a 30% weight reduction and advantageous therm…
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LOW COST MULTI-MODAL ARRAY BASED SMALL ANIMAL SCANNER
ULTRAVISION CORP · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2011$815,722
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Low cost high frequency (15, 20 and 25 MHz), and high resolution medical imaging linear array transducers will be designed and constructed for commercial sale under the direction and…
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LASER OPTICAL DETECTION OF DYNAMIC IN-PLANE MECHANICAL DISPLACEMENTS
Optra, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1989$49,892
N/A
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LIQUID HYDROGEN COOLED CONDUCTORS FOR PULSED HIGH POWER APPLICATIONS
CREARE LLC · Department of Defense
Phase I1984$49,137
THERE ARE NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS WHERE THE THERMAL AND ELECTROMAGNETIC PERFORMANCE OF PURE METAL CONDUCTORS CAN BE APPRECIABLY ENHANCED BY COOLING WITH LIQUID HYDROGEN. ONE SUCH APPLICATION INVOLVES COOPER AND TUNGSTEN C…
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Low-Cost Surface Enhancement Method for Improved Fatigue Lifeof Superalloys at Engine Temperatures
Lambda Research · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase I1998$68,355
N/A
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Low Cost, High Rate, High Energy Density Lithium-Ion Batteries
Yardney Technical Products, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase II1996$748,817
Lithium-ion rechargeable battery technology has been developed and commercialized by several Japanese organizations. Small cylindrical cells are now available in the United States through Japanese manufacturers for lapt…
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LASER ORDNANCE IGNITION SYSTEMS
General Fiber Optics, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase II1993$744,385
A PROPOSAL IS SET FORTH TO INVESTIGATE, DEVELOP, AND DEMONSTRATE IMPROVED METHODS TO COUPLE LASER ENERGY INTO PROJECTILE WEAPONS FOR INITIATION OF PRIMERS, PROPELLANTS, AND OTHER EXPLOSIVE MEDIA. TO INITIATE A PRIMER, P…
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Large Solid Angle X-Ray Detector for Electron Microscopy
Radiant Detector Technologies, Llc · Department of Commerce
Phase I2005$75,000
One of the standard analytical tools on almost all electron microscopes (EM) is an energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDS) detector used for chemical analysis. However, there are many limitations with the current gen…
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Low Draft Temperature Sensor Gen-IV Simulation Test Planning and Hardware Development
LUNA INNOVATIONS INCORPORATED · Department of Energy
Phase II2009$749,740
No method exists for testing fiber optic sensors to Gen-IV reactor relevant environments, especially the very high temperature reactors (VHTR). Luna is currently funded to develop drift-free fiber optic sensors for meas…
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Large-Scale Production and Marketing of Vermicomposted Dairy Manure
RT SOLUTIONS, LLC · Department of Agriculture
Phase II2006$286,350
The historical land balance model between the acreage needed to grow the feed to support a dairy cow and the area required to safely utilize the nutrients in the manure produced by a cow is no longer valid for many Amer…
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Lightweight Carbon Filter Composite Mirror Fabrication Using Advanced Core Technology
COI Ceramics Inc · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase I1997$69,078
N/A
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LOW-COST REMOTE TESTING FOR SMOKE DETECTORS
VORTANT TECHNOLOGIES LLC · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2000$42,216
N/A
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Low-Cost, Self-Aligned Fiber Optic Connector
Berkeley Optics Company · Department of Defense
Phase II1995$600,000
Berkeley Optics Corp. conceived a novel idea that could reduce the cost of optical fiber connectors and couplers dramatically. In the invention, the core of the fiber is gradually enlarged into a cone-shape (called "cor…
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Low Cost, Pultrusion-Based Composite Joiner Panel System with Simplified Installation
KaZaK Composites Incorporated · Department of Defense
Phase I2002$70,000
"KaZaK Composites proposes, with Bath Iron Works and Newport News Shipbuilding, to develop and demonstrate a new joiner panel system that makes substantial material, configuration, manufacturing and installation process…
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Low Temperature Nanoscale Catalyst for Reduced Toxicity Monopropellant
MACH I Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase II2002$717,308
"The Aviation and Missile Command developed CINCH (Competitive Impulse Non-Carcinogenic Hypergol) fuel as a reduced toxicity alternative to carcinogenic hydrazines in propellant applications. Unfortunately, the iridium…
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Laser Micromachining for Rapid Manufacture of Diffraction Optical Components
Potomac Photonics, Inc. · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase II1995$599,964
We propose proof-of-principle experiments that will lead to a unique tool that will play a major role in the development and implementation of diffractive optics in the next decade. Waveguide excimer laser technology wi…
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Laser-based spectrometer for real-time monitoring of VOCs at Superfund sites
Los Gatos Research · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2012$149,914
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted from contaminated groundwater plumes represent a significant health risk at industrial sites throughout the nation and a specific need…
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LOW NOISE MICROWAVE RECEIVER
Superconductive Electronics · Department of Defense
Phase I1990$48,278
FABRICATION OF A LOW-NOISE MICROWAVE RECEIVER USING HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS DEPENDS UPON THE ABILITY TO FABRICATE INDIVIDUAL SUPERCONDUCTING MICROWAVE COMPONENTS, DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMAL USAGE OF SUPERCOND…
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LOW-NOBLE-METAL-CONTENT DUPLEX DENTAL ALLOYS
Failure Analysis Associates · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1989$50,000
N/A
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LOW COST HIGH QUALITY COMPOSITE FABRICATION FOR THE GENERAL AVIATION INDUSTRY
SEEMANN COMPOSITES, INC. · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase I1996$67,489
N/A
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Low Cost Multiacuity Sensor for Active Foveal Vision
AMHERST SYSTEMS, INC. · Department of Defense
Phase II1997$599,968
Foveal sensors with graded acuity coupled with context sensitive gaze control are highly optimized for active vision applications in scenarios with localized relevance, compared to uniform acuity passive/active vision s…
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LASER FIBER OPTIC SENSOR FOR HUMAN BIOMAGNETIC MEASUREMENTS
American Research Corporation of Virginia · Department of Defense
Phase I1986$67,240
N/A
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LIGHTWEIGHT COMPOSITE MATERIALS FOR EMI/EMP SHIELDING
Anamet Laboratorytories, In · Department of Defense
Phase I1990$49,887
THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PHASE I RESEARCH IS TO IDENTIFY A LOW COST, LIGHTWEIGHT, COMPOSITE MATERIAL WHICH CAN BE USED TO HARDEN A SHELTER AGAINST EMI/EMP THREATS. THE WEIGHT REDUCTION GOAL OF 80% OF EXISTING 30 MIL ALUMIN…