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Deacon Research · Department of Defense
Phase II1995$700,000
An inexpensive blue laser source is needed to satisfy the market for high density data storage: a storage density of up to 3 GB on a CD becomes economically feasible if the laser cost can be reduced sufficiently. Howeve…
CREARE LLC · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase II1997$592,090
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ANALYTICAL ENGINEERING INC · Department of Defense
Phase II2002$729,995
"Improving filtration technology for military vehicle engine lubrication systems remains a significant challenge. Equipment failures due to improper or excessive periodic maintenance contribute substantially to the over…
TRITON SYSTEMS, INC. · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase II1996$598,969
N/A
LODESTAR RESEARCH CORP · Department of Energy
Phase II2008$750,000
Research in fusion energy is becoming increasing reliant on large-scale plasma simulation for both scientific understanding and hardware design. The accuracy and reliability of software codes must be insured through rig…
CANDELA CORPORATION · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1990$49,462
N/A
Advanced Technologies/Laboratories Intl · Department of Defense
Phase I1993$60,000
TITANIUM NITRIDE (TiN) IS RAPIDLY BECOMING AN IMPORTANT MATERIAL AS A BARRIER LAYER IN VLSI DRAMs, AS AN ANTIREFLECTION COATING AND AS A "GLUE" LAYER BETWEEN NOBLE METALS AND SILICON DIOXIDE IN BOTH MEMORY AND LOGIC DEV…
Rochester Photonics · Department of Defense
Phase II1996$596,329
For missile guidance applications, there is a need for an infrared (IR) zoom lens that is compact, light-weight and environmentally rugged. In this program we will design an innovative IR zoom lens concept that uses lat…
WILSON COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGIES · Department of Defense
Phase II2002$1,520,560
This program is a continuation of the technical progress of the Phase I SBIR program into a two-year Phase II program. A complete materials evaluation program will be conducted as a follow-up to the detailed thermal ana…
AIL RESEARCH INC · Department of Energy
Phase I2001$99,946
65575 A tremendous quantity of fossil fuels are consumed each year to heat and cool the country¿s commercial and residential buildings. The use of a renewable energy source, such as solar energy, could avoid both the ec…
VIGYAN INC · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase I1988$49,962
N/A
Schwartz Electro-Optics, Inc · Department of Defense
Phase II1990$631,000
KINETIC ENERGY WEAPONS SYSTEMS SUCH AS GROUND-BASED EXOATMOSPHERIC RE-ENTRY VEHICLE INTERCEPTORS (ERIS) AND SPACE BASED INTERCEPTORS (SBI) PRESENTLY DO NOT USE LASER GUIDANCE AND FUZING SUBSYSTEM. IN THE HIGH AND ATMOSP…
Techniweave, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1996$69,977
Today, the majority of sandwich structures on aircraft involve a honeycomb and/or foam core with adhesive bonded face sheets. But, there are problems associated with conventionally cored composites. Honeycomb cored comp…
TRITON SYSTEMS, INC. · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase I1997$69,979
N/A
Jx Crystals Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1996$98,999
Using new low bandgap GaSb photovoltaic cells, JX Crystals has recently demonstrated functional thermophotovoltaic prototype generators. While it is generally believed that the cost of materials makes non-silicon photov…
KCF TECHNOLOGIES, INC. · Department of Energy
Phase II2005$743,627
75353-Low cost, self-powered wireless sensors that never require battery changing or other maintenance are needed for U.S. industrial production lines, in cars and buildings, and power generation systems. Systems of the…
Cardiac Mariners, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1995$99,192
A low-dose scanning-beam digital x-ray (SBDX) fluoroscopy system is being developed. The expected pexposure is 10% of conventional fluoroscopy with comparable image quality. The low-dose capability ivirtually eliminatin…
Space Power Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1990$49,994
THERE IS A NATIONAL NEED FOR EFFICIENT MEANS OF LOCATING ILLEGAL DRUGS AND THEIR MANUFACTURING SITES. WE PROPOSE THE USE OF LASER REMOTE SENSING. DRUG MANUFACTURING SITES WOULD BE LOCATED BY SENSING THEIR ASSOCIATED CHE…
Pranalytica, Inc. · Department of Agriculture
Phase I2003$75,000
NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY: Agricultural sources account for approximately 70% of the total ammonia emissions worldwide, with livestock contributing the largest portion due to volatilization of animal waste nitrogen into gas…
Biodyne Inc · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1983$35,000
N/A
Albany Titanium Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1985$48,909
N/A
CRYOMECHANICS, LLC · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2009$150,000
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Interventional oncology and tumor ablation is a rapidly growing field of cancer therapy that may even be cost-effective for outpatient delivery of image-guided treatments of local tu…
Spectra Research, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1991$49,901
THE OBJECT OF THIS PHASE I ACTIVITY WILL BE TO IDENTIFY THOSE ROBUST SIGNATURE CHARACTERISTICS WHICH ARE DIFFICULT TO SUPPRESS THAT MAY BE PRESENT IN A NUMBER OF ADVERSARIAL RESOURCES. A QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THEIR…
Pacific Monolothics Inc · Department of Defense
Phase II1989$500,000
THE BEST RESULTS IN MILLIMETER WAVE RECEIVERS REPORTED SO FAR HAS BEEN ACHIEVED WITH SEPARATE CHIPS FOR THE COMPONENTS AND WITH OPTIMIZED PROCESSING FOR EACH. THIS IS A VERY HIGH COST APPROACH BECAUSE OF THE SPECIALIZED…
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