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SBIR/STTR Research Awards
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Nanostructured Radio Frequency Filters
Nanomaterials Research LLC · Department of Defense
Phase I1997$99,000
Radio frequency (R-F) interference is the degradation in the performance of a device, equipment, or a system caused by radio frequency disturbance. Conventional filters on COTS equipment are unable to adequately cope wi…
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Novel Technology for Electronic Multilayer Devices
Sumi Tech, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1996$99,000
A novel technological approach was recently devised by Sumi Tech engineers to fabricate multilayer electronic components, which enables the manufacture of devices with very high volumetric efficiency and reliability. In…
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New deubiquitinating enzymes, poly-ubiquitin substrates and assays.
BOSTON BIOCHEM, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2008$813,521
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Deubiquitinating enzymes play critical regulatory roles in the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway (UPP). Despite their relevance to human disease and interest by pharma as targets for ther…
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New Training In Detection of Illicit Drugs In Drivers
THE WALSH GROUP, PA · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1995$90,584
N/A
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NUMERICAL MODELING OF AHARANOV-BHOM SEMICONDUCTOR HETEROSTRUCTURES
UES INC · Department of Defense
Phase I1990$52,071
THIS DOCUMENT DISCUSSES A PROPOSAL TO PERFORM NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF AHARANOV-BOHM (A-B) DEVICES BUILT OF SEMICONDUCTOR HETEROSTRUCTURES. IN THE CALCULATIONS, WE USE THE SCATTERING MATRIX APPROACH TO PROPERLY TREAT TH…
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Novel Nitrogen Enriched Air for Fire Suppression
COMPACT MEMBRANE SYSTEMS, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2004$117,100
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Current fire suppression systems employ either water, chemical agents, gaseous agents (such as Halon , carbon dioxide, and heptafluoropropane) or a combination thereof. Virtually all…
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NOVEL PROCESSES FOR CONTROL OF VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUND EMMISSIONS
Merix Corp · Environmental Protection Agency
Phase II1984$100,000
FOUR NOVEL PROCESSES FOR THE CONTROL OF VOLATILE ORGANIC EMISSIONS ARE PROPOSED FOR INVESTIGATION. THE FIRST OF THESE IS BASED ON SCRUBBING THE VOLATILE ORGANICS WITH AN OXIDATION RESISTANT LIQUID WHICH IS REGENERATED B…
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Non-Cooperative Combat Identification using Multispectral Imaging
Advanced Materials Corp · Department of Defense
Phase II1995$571,065
We propose development of a 'smart' optical preprocessor that installs as an integral part of the light gathering optics of first- or second-generation forward looking infrared imaging systems (FLIRs). This optical prep…
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NCTR/ECCM APPROACHES FOR AIRCRAFT TARGET IDENTIFICATION IN AN ECM ENVIRONMENT
ELECTRO-RADIATION, INC. · Department of Defense
Phase II1995$720,510
The Phase I project investigates and defines new and improved NCTR/ECCM algorithms that will counter and negate the effects of sophisticated countermeasures. The project examines radar, NCTR, EGM and ECCM issues and alt…
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NOVEL THERAPY AND EQUIPMENT FOR THOSE WITH CEREBRAL PALSY
Electronic Medical Instruments · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II1990$500,000
THIS PROPOSAL OUTLINES A PROGRAM TO TEST AND CLINICALLY VALIDATE A NEW TREATMENT TO AUGMENT PRESENT THERAPY FOR CEREBRAL PALSY (CP), AND TO DEVELOP SUITABLE THERAPEUTIC INSTRUMENTATION FOR PRIVATELY FUNDED COMMERCIALIZA…
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New CAT Research Tool:IRT/CAT Software for Secure Web and IVR Survey Administration
TELESAGE RESEARCH, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2010$1,534,540
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT) provides a new mechanism for assessing patient-reported outcomes. Using CAT can: (a) increase measurement precision, leading to a decrease in the numb…
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Nondestructive Evaluation of Reinforced Ceramics for Radomes
MATERIALS SCIENCES LLC · Department of Defense
Phase I1992$50,200
N/A
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