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SBIR/STTR Research Awards

Explore federally funded small business innovation research, technology awards, participating companies, and agency investments.

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  • LATE STAGE ADJUVANT MIMICS BASED ON TLR4 AGONISTS

    PAI LIFE SCIENCES INC · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I2022$597,953

    The proprietary combination adjuvants AS01 and AS04 are used in approved vaccines (Shingrix and Cervarix, respectively). Another successful adjuvant, GLA-SE, is currently in late-stage clinical trials. To make these cla…

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  • Low Cost Ceramic Matrix Composite Materials for BMDO

    PRODUCTION PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING & SALES CO., INC. · Department of Defense

    Phase I1996$59,857

    Production Products Manufacturing and Sales with support from Southern Research Institute (SRI) and McDonnell Douglas Aerospace (MDC) proposes an innovative program which will utilize intelligent processing to produce a…

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  • Low Profile Motion Sensor

    IMAGE ACOUSTICS, INC. · Department of Defense

    Phase I1996$69,784

    A low-profile low-cost electro-acoustic velocity detector for pressure release mounting will be modeled and developed. Because of the pressure release condition, the detector must be sensitive to the velocity component…

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  • LUCIFERASE DIRECTED SUBSTRATES FOR CELL REGULATION

    MARKER GENE TECHNOLOGIES INC · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I2002$99,850

    DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This Small Business Innovation Research Phase I project aims to investigate the feasibility of developing new compounds capable of utilizing common marker gene expression in transfor…

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  • Low-cost, High Efficiency Regenerator for Cryocoolers

    Yaron Consulting · Department of Defense

    Phase I1994$68,310

    AN INNOVATIVE REGENERATOR USEABLE IN STIRLING, PULSE TUBE, GIFFORD-MCMAHON AND SIBLING CYCLE CRYOCOOLERS IS PROPOSED. IT WILL OFFER IMPROVED PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF RELIABILITY, UNIFORMITY, COST AND EFFICIENCY. THE REGE…

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  • Low-Intensity Ultrasound for Treating Tumor Vasculature

    ACOUSTIC THERAPEUTICS · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I2009$145,340

    DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): There is growing recognition that tumor vasculature plays an essential role in tumor growth. This has led to considerable interest in therapies that target tumor blood vessels. Our p…

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  • Low-cost, mid-size reverse Brayton oxygen liquefier

    Mesoscopic Devices LLC · National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Phase I2001$69,998

    Mesoscopic Devices proposes to develop a low-cost, highly compact and efficient mid-capacity reverse Brayton cycle cryocooler for liquefying oxygen and fuel on Mars. Suitable for cooling loads between 0.1 kW and 5 kW at…

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  • Long Term UV-B Record Keeping of Outdoor Workers

    ADVANCED MEDICAL ELECTRONICS CORP · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase II1997$320,820

    The investigators will test the feasibility of developing a prototype UV-B monitor/recording deviceworn by workers exposed to the sun, as further described by their abstract. This SBIR proposes an inUV-B exposure record…

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  • Low Emissions Two-Cycle Engine

    Case Supercharged Induction, Inc. · Department of Agriculture

    Phase I2001$70,000

    Two-cycle engines historically are the preferred choice among light industrial and recreational equipment manufacturers. These engines are also excessively dirty due to design elements that haven't changed in over 60 ye…

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  • LONG ACTING NALTREXONE BIODEGRADABLE INJECTABLE GEL

    James R. Johnson & Associates, LLC. · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I2001$100,000

    DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The overall goal of this project is to develop a novel approach for the treatment of drug abuse using unique and patented biodegradable injectable gel formulations which can control…

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  • Laser and LED Arrays for Optical Computing

    Electro-optek Corp · Department of Defense

    Phase I1992$50,000

    1This proposal is to develop an architecture for neural optical computing using a high-density array of surface emitting lasers (SEL), fabricated with InGaAs/GaAs multiple quantum wells (MQW) sandwiched between two dist…

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  • Low Cost Optical Ignitors

    SDL Inc · Department of Defense

    Phase I1995$79,827

    Optical pyrotechnic devices require 10 nsec pulses with MWatt peak output power levels. Although these power levels have been demonstrated from solid state lasers, the cost, size and complexity of these lasers preclude…

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  • LOW COST MODULE DEVELOPMENT (kTC k016)

    k Technology Corporation · Department of Defense

    Phase II2001$750,000

    kTC's high performance thermal core technology offers the potential of significant cost savings by allowing the use of low cost commercial components without the need for liquid flow through thermal cores. kTC's encapsu…

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