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New Platform Technologies for Viral and Therapeutic Evolution Assays
SBC: AUTONOMOUS THERAPEUTICS INC Topic: SB171003From HIV to metastatic cancer, state-of-the-art therapeutics are static biological or pharmaceutical compounds—whose efficacy is inevitably lost once their evolving disease targets sufficiently mutate. We engineered the first adaptive therapeutics designed to co-adapt with adapting disease agents—to provide ‘resistance-proof’ disease control. Known as Therapeutic Interfering Particles (‘ ...
SBIR Phase II 2018 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
Transgenic Black Soldier Flies for Sustainable, Improved Nutrition
SBC: ECHELON BIOSCIENCES, INC. Topic: SB163002We propose to continue our project generating transgenic insect with improved nutrition for humans and livestock, building on the milestones we have reached and will continue to develop in phase I. We have already demonstrated insertion of exogenous reporter DNA into the insect, and continue to develop genetic engineering tools and techniques. We have expressed the biosynthetic pathway of interest ...
SBIR Phase II 2018 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
Adaptive Control and Advanced Sensing for Turbine Based Combined Cycle Vehicles
SBC: Innoveering, LLC Topic: SB171014Development of air vehicles capable of routine operation and able to achieve hypersonic speeds is paced by the availability of a propulsion system. The vision is to combine improved off-the-shelf turbines for low-speed operation (M=0 to 2+) and dual-mode ramjet (DMSJ) engine technologies for high-speed operation (M=2+ to 5+), with both engines sharing a common air inlet and a common thrust produci ...
SBIR Phase II 2018 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
Discovery
SBC: Semandex Networks Inc. Topic: SB171005During the phase I effort, Semandex Networks and its team designed and implemented a proof-of-concept cloud-based application for knowledge navigation and document discovery that combines powerful text analytics with an intuitive UI. The prototype capability is poised to transform current data archival systems into meaningful connected information. The proof-of-concept prototype developed during t ...
SBIR Phase II 2018 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
Identification and Modification of Features in Embedded Devices
SBC: RED BALLOON SECURITY, INC. Topic: SB0142002Unlike conventional computers, the embedded computers found in vehicles, routers and other Internet of Things devices lack the capability to have their software remotely updated. Vulnerabilities discovered in such devices remain unpatched, creating a large and growing attack surface. We propose to address this limitation in our Identification and Modification of Features in Embedded Devices (IMFED ...
SBIR Phase II 2018 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
Robust Wideband Waveforms for Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and Ground Moving Target Indication (GMTI) Applications
SBC: C & P Technologies Inc. Topic: SB082020High resolution SAR imaging and Ground moving target indicator (GMTI) radar are of crucial to intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance operations. High resolution SAR imagery are often realized at the expense of wide bandwidth waveform, and to achieve long dwells over a wideband width, often the operating frequency band overlaps with other co-band radars, and it becomes necessary to notch out ...
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
RF Fiber-optic links using LiNbO3 Device with Improved Efficiency and Filtering
SBC: EOSPACE INC. Topic: SB082039The objective is to develop an ultra-high performance RF fiber-optic link using LiNbO3 device with improved efficiency and optical filtering techniques. The main goal is to achieve a RF fiber-optic link with optimized SFDR, link gain, and low noise figure simultaneously. The effort includes the development of higher efficiency LiNbO3 modulator and analyzing optical filtering techniques for applica ...
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
High Performance Millimeter-Wave Frequency-Agile Optical Modulators
SBC: EOSPACE INC. Topic: SB082038The objective is to develop an ultra-high performance optical frequency-domain modulation device that is truly frequency agile and capable of operation from DC to mm-wave frequencies for the next generation optical signal generation and signal transmission system for dual-use in defense/RF-analog and commercial/digital “Ultra-high-bit-rate” fiber-optic communication systems.
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
Continuous Detonation Rocket and Air Breathing Engines
SBC: GHKN ENGINEERING, LLC Topic: SB082059GHKN Engineering, LLC teamed with Aerojet Recmond, proposes to build and test a CDRE with a number of fuels and oxidizers. Included in the proposal test program is thrust measurement, which together with mass flow measurement will be used to evalute CDRE performance, (and efficiency), of detonation combustion in these devices. The engine planned for testing was designed by GHKN under the Phase I p ...
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
Static Analysis of Multi-Core Applications
SBC: GRAMMATECH INC Topic: SB072010Multi-core architectures, which recently have become pervasive, exposed the software-engineering community to a host of challenges. Applications that want to take a full advantage of a multi-core processor must be explicitly parallelized—a process that is hard and error prone. Additionally, the programs that have already been parallelized and shown to work robustly on a single-core processor oft ...
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of DefenseDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency