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Solar Surveillance System
SBC: STEM RESOURCES LLC Topic: C5615cThe SolarSurveillance project addresses security and reliability issues of string inverters in solar photovoltaic systems. Existing intrusion detection systems have limitations, hindering their effectiveness in detecting potential cyber threats and system failures. The project aims to develop an effective and adaptive intrusion detection system for string inverters, contributing to the development ...
STTR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy -
Optimized source of non-Gaussian states for use in hybrid discrete/continuous variable quantum information processing schemes
SBC: ADVR, INC. Topic: C5305aThe US Department of Energy is developing long-distance optical quantum networks, establishing the need for commercial-grade photonic quantum light sources. There is a need to determine the optimal sources and information encoding schemes while the technologies are developed, possibly varying by application. Investigation of the merits of encoding schemes in parallel with commercial development of ...
STTR Phase I 2022 Department of Energy -
SOFTOX FOR STRANDED GAS UTILIZATION
SBC: Modular Chemical, Inc. Topic: 22aMany of today’s oil producers are forced to flare associated natural gas or shut-in wells because they cannot economically bring the gas to market. Natural gas flaring and venting exposes produc- ers to environmental liabilities, reduces potential revenues, and depreciates assets. Initially, this project will focus on a particularly acute problem for many producers—the co-production (with oil) ...
STTR Phase I 2019 Department of Energy -
Hybridization of Freeze Casting with Additive Manufacturing for Simplified Production of High Performance SOFCs Topic and subtopic: 18b
SBC: GLACIGEN MATERIALS, INC. Topic: 18bDespite enormous advantages of high efficiency and fuel flexibility, solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) have seen limited development in mobile, including aerospace, application areas. On the technical front, this condition has been primarily driven by the low specific power density of SOFCs, typically less than 0.5 kW/kg. On the manufacturing front, limitations have been related to catalyst infiltrat ...
STTR Phase I 2017 Department of Energy -
Developing Biomineralization Technology for Ensuring Wellbore Integrity
SBC: Montana Emergent Technologies, Inc. Topic: 17aSince drilling the earliest gas and oil wells, migration of hydrocarbons to the surface has challenged the oil and gas industry. With the recent onset of geologic CO2 sequestration activities, it has become even more important to develop well leakage mitigation strategies that can seal even microscopic apertures around injection, abandoned, and monitoring wells—especially in cases where traditio ...
STTR Phase II 2017 Department of Energy -
Optical Waveguide Cross-Correlator for Attosecond Timing Synchronization
SBC: ADVR, INC. Topic: 32cThis Phase II STTR will develop a precision balanced optical cross-correlator using engineered nonlinearoptical waveguides. The proposed device will be important for future advances at large scale accelerator facilities by providing a means to achieve long-term sub-femtosecond timing and synchronization of all of a facilitys optical and RF sub-systems over fiber optic links. Statement of how this ...
STTR Phase II 2015 Department of Energy -
Using Biomineralization Sealing for Leakage Mitigation in Shale during CO2 Sequestration
SBC: Montana Emergent Technologies, Inc. Topic: 17aLeaky wells are a problem in the oil & amp; gas as well as the geologic carbon sequestration industry. We are developing biologically produced minerals (biocement) to seal potential leakage pathways to ensure environmentally friendly production and storage operations.
STTR Phase II 2014 Department of Energy -
Optical Waveguide Cross-Correlator for Attosecond Timing Synchronization
SBC: ADVR, INC. Topic: 32cThis Phase I SBIR/STTR will establish the feasibility of developing a precision balanced optical cross-correlator using engineered nonlinear optical waveguides. The proposed device will be important for future advances at large scale accelerator facilities by providing a means to achieve long-term sub- femtosecond timing and synchronization of all of a facilitys optical and RF sub-systems over fib ...
STTR Phase I 2014 Department of Energy -
Using Biomineralization Sealing for Leakage Mitigation in Shale during CO2 Sequestration
SBC: Montana Emergent Technologies, Inc. Topic: 17aMontana Emergent Technologies, Inc., (MET) in conjunction with the Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University, proposes to investigate the feasibility of using biomineralization-based technology to seal unwanted leakage pathways relative to carbon dioxide stored in deep geologic formations. The title of this Small Business Technology Transfer Research Phase I project is Using Bio ...
STTR Phase I 2013 Department of Energy -
SiC-Based Solid-State Fault Current Control System for Vulnerability Reduction of Power Distribution Networks
SBC: Arkansas Power Electronics International, Inc. Topic: 28aThis project will develop high-voltage, high-performance Solid-State Fault Current Controller (SSFCC) technology, needed to minimize recovery time and vulnerability of the electricity network in the event of a large-scale natural disaster. The SSFCC technology, which utilizes Silicon Carbide (SiC) gate-turn-off thyristors (GTOs), will be able to control power delivery to all types of faults very ...
STTR Phase I 2008 Department of Energy