Replica Cloning of the Human Immune Response
TERA BIOTECHNOLOGY CORPORATION · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1992$50,000
N/A
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Azoreductase mediated fluorescence assays
Biosearch Technologies, Inc · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II2007$311,038
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): / Abstract Reporter genes are essential for accurate and sensitive gene activity measurements. Linked to DNA response elements they provide a means to screen compounds that alter spe…
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Gestural Interfaces and Robotics for Rehabilitation
Anthrotronix, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2003$99,988
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This Small Business Innovation Research Phase I project examines the feasibility of using gestural interfaces technology and interactive robotics to facilitate motor development and…
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Advanced Packaging Technology for Trident Missile Systems
SURFACE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. · Department of Defense
Phase I2001$69,872
Surface Treatment Technologies, Inc. (ST2) proposes the development of Electro-Spark Alloying (ESA) technology for the formation of ceramic coatings on current gun barrel steel and lightweight alternative barrel materia…
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Smart Machinery Spaces
FLORIDA MAXIMA CORPORATION · Department of Defense
Phase I2001$99,868
The Department of Defense is pursuing a program to convert thousands of hours of courseware to an Internet or intranet-based distance learning system. The potential benefits of ADL technologies include providing greater…
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Assess Marketing Opportunities for High Protein, Low Ash Fish Meal made from Fish Scrap
Bio-Oregon, Inc. · Department of Agriculture
Phase II2005$296,000
Introducing new products into a competitive market can be frustrating and problematic. At this time, Bio-Oregon feels it can successfully market the novel fish-based ingredients it is developing to segments of the aquac…
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Eye-Safe Infrared Laser Communicator
Sensor Plus, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1998$79,509
This proposal describes a highly advanced laser-based personal communicator designed for military personnel. Our team proposes to develop a general purpose, helmet mounted laser diode-based transmitter and receiver esta…
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ADAPTIVE GRID TECHNIQUES FOR USE IN COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS
Computational Mechan · Department of Defense
Phase I1986$50,000
N/A
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IGF OT IGF PANDAA FOR RAPID SENSITIVE COST EFFECTIVE DETECTION OF DRUG RESISTANT HIV MINORITY VARIANTS
ALDATU BIOSCIENCES INC · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2016$298,690
Antiretroviral therapy ART reduces mortality and morbidity in HIV infected individuals With successful therapy HIV RNA becomes undetectable but drug resistance may occur Specific HIV mutations are associated with resist…
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ANIONIC, COPOLYMER/TRIMETHYLAMINE CORE MICROCARRIER
Solohill Engineering, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1997$99,535
N/A
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Optimization of Efficacy and Safety Pharamacology of Fibrosis Imaging Agent CM-65
COLLAGEN MEDICAL LLC · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I2012$189,822
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Dramatic increases in the incidence of obesity, diabetes, and the metabolic syndrome are increasing the prevalence of chronic liver diseases. Liver fibrosis arising from an excessive…
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INITIAL DEVELOPMENT OF A VERY LOW COST LAUNCH SER
Microcosm, Inc. · Department of Defense
Phase I1993$238,729
N/A
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Development of a simple killed enterotoxigenic E. coli vaccine for weaned pigs
BROOKINGS BIOMEDICAL · Department of Agriculture
Phase I2011$100,000
Enterotoxigenic Escherictia coli causes diarrhea (E. coli scours) in young weaned pigs. There currently are no licensed killed vaccines for the disease, and the available living vaccines do not express toxins which shou…
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Multisensor Mine Detection Using Neural Networks
Novex Corp · Department of Defense
Phase I1993$49,652
Novex Corp proposes to apply its neural network expertise and its ground penetrating radar knowledge and technology in order to develop a preliminary system design that properly combines IR sensors, ground penetrating r…
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Dual Raman/Absorbance Fuel Analyzer
MYKOTRONX, INC. · Department of Defense
Phase II2001$729,475
The U.S. Army has a critical need to protect its expanding Ethernet-based networks deployed around the world. But, as the Government moves quickly to implement commercial protocols and standards for packet-based network…
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INTERACTIVE VIDEO PREVOCATIONAL PREFERENCE SELECTOR FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL RETARDATION
Fran Maher Inc · Department of Education
Phase I1990$29,743
THE FOLLOWING PROPOSAL COVERS A PROJECT TO CONDUCT RESEARCH WRITE NARRATIVE, INSTRUCTIONAL AND SHOOTING SCRIPTS, AND IDENTIFY FILM SITES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERACTIVE VIDEO PREVOCATIONAL SELECTION INSTRUMENT. SELECT…
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DEVELOPMENT OF A CHILD BIOMECHANIC DATA BASE
HARTLEY ASSOCIATES, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase II1993$360,660
THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROGRAM IS THE CREATION OF A CHILD INJURY DATA BASE FOR USE IN BIOMECHANICS RESEARCH. THE FOCUS OF THIS STUDY IS THE DEFINITION OF INJURIES OBSERVED IN YOUNG CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN AUTO…
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TRELLIS CODING WITH CONTINUOUS PHASE MODULATION (CPM) FOR SATELLITE BASED LAND MOBILE COMMUNICATION
Technology Group · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Phase II1987$286,000
SATELLITE-BASED LAND MOBILE COMMUNICATION USING DIGITAL TECHNIQUES SUFFERS FROM POWER AND BANDWIDTH LIMITATIONS. THEREFORE THE NEED IS GROWING FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A BETTER POWER AND BANDWIDTH EFFICIENT CODING/MODULAT…
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Destruction of Chemical Warfare Agents by Enhanced Photocatalytic Reactions at Semiconductor Ceramic Membranes
LYNNTECH INC. · Department of Defense
Phase I1995$69,999
Semiconductor-catalyzed photooxidation of chemical waste is a comparatively recent development which offers several advantages over other know oxidation processes. The advantages include: 9i) no consumption of expensive…
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CyberCoach: An Automated System to Help Integrate Individuals with Memory Disabilities Into Employment or Independent Living Settings
APPLIED HUMAN FACTORS INC · Department of Education
Phase I2003$75,000
N/A
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Plastics Recycling: Using Agricultural Residues to Improve Performance
Agro-Plastics, Inc. · Department of Agriculture
Phase I2001$69,826
Agro-Plastics, Inc. has successfully developed and is commercializing a process that uses agricultural fibers as fillers in virgin plastics. The Agro-Plastic manufacturing plants are designed for small communities, prov…
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PERSONAL BENZENE VAPOR DETECTION DEVICE
FOSTER-MILLER, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services
Phase I1991$47,182
N/A
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Lighting with No Watt Left Behind
NEMOMETRICS CORP. · Department of Energy
Phase II2010$750,000
Lighting a very large fraction of the electrical energy consumed in industrial and commercial facilities. Much of this energy is wasted because rooms and areas are unoccupied or underoccupied or are occupied for only a…
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Improved High Power Diode Array Manufacturing
SIMMTEC, INC. · Department of Defense
Phase I2002$69,927
"Diode pumping of solid state lasers compared to conventional lamp pumping offers higher overall efficiency, lower maintenance, and lower heat generation that are desirable for compact and robust lasers. The demand for…