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A Compact, In-Situ Instrument for Organic Acid Areosols
SBC: AEROSOL DYNAMICS INC Topic: 20d76023-Among the contributors to atmospheric pollution, carboxylic acids (including mono- and dicarboxylic acids, aliphatic ketoacids, and aromatic acids) are an important class of oxygenated, organic compounds in atmospheric aerosols. To better understand their sources and atmospheric transformation processes, an automated method for measuring their concentration is required. This project will d ...
STTR Phase II 2005 Department of Energy -
A Comprehensive Web Infrastructure for Standardizing, Storing, and Launching Density Functional Calculations of Materials and Chemical Compounds
SBC: Citrine Informatics, Inc. Topic: 09aDensity functional theory is used by many researchers funded by the Department of Energy as a method for predicting the behavior of chemicals and materials used in energy applications. However, results of these calculations are often not standardized and, even when they are, expert-level understand of the methods is needed in order to properly perform a simulation. The energy research community a ...
STTR Phase I 2016 Department of Energy -
A Comprehensive Web Infrastructure for Standardizing, Storing, and Launching Density Functional Calculations of Materials and Chemical Compounds
SBC: Citrine Informatics, Inc. Topic: 9aDensity functional theory is used by many researchers funded by the Department of Energy as a method for predicting the behavior of chemicals and materials used in energy applications. However, results of these calculations are often not standardized and, even when they are, expert-level understand of the methods is needed in order to properly perform a simulation. The energy research community a ...
STTR Phase II 2016 Department of Energy -
26(a): High Duty Cycle Inverse Free Electron Laser
SBC: RADIABEAM TECHNOLOGIES, LLC Topic: 26aLaser based advanced accelerators can achieve very high accelerating gradients, but their duty cycle is limited by the laser power availability and media recovery time. Inverse Free Electron Laser (IFEL) is a vacuum farfield laser accelerator scheme which does not rely on a medium (plasma) or a structure (metal or electric) and therefore is potentially capable of accelerating charged particles ver ...
STTR Phase II 2016 Department of Energy -
Algal Bioflocculation for SolidLiquid Separation
SBC: MICROBIO ENGINEERING INC Topic: 12cA key requirement for microalgae biofuels production is a very low cost harvesting technology. Commercially available solidliquid separation technologies applicable to microalgae, such as chemical coagulation, membrane separations and centrifugation, are too costly for biofuels production or other lowcost microalgae processes, such as wastewater treatment. A low cost harvesting process is bio floc ...
STTR Phase II 2016 Department of Energy -
An Advanced Power Converter System Using High Temperature, High Power Density SiC Devices
SBC: AEGIS TECHNOLOGY, INC. Topic: 01a79354 Electronic power conversion systems (PCS) introduce major cost and reliability issues in most distributed energy resources and energy storage systems. Devices based on silicon carbide (SiC), which have gained a lot of recent interest, offer the advantages of high efficiency, small size and light weight. This project will develop a power converter, based on these emerging SiC power devices ...
STTR Phase I 2005 Department of Energy -
An X-band, Traveling Wave, Deflection Mode Cavity for Ultra-Fast Beam Manipulation and Diagnosis
SBC: RADIABEAM TECHNOLOGIES, LLC Topic: 36b79629B Cutting-edge applications in high energy electron beam-based physics, such as linear colliders, x-ray free-electron lasers, inverse compton scattering sources, and plasma wakefield accelerators, require beams with sub-picosecond pulses. These beams must be precisely diagnosed to be used for such advanced applications. While methods for the production of such beams are well-developed, the ...
STTR Phase I 2005 Department of Energy -
Axial Magnetic-Field-Enhanced, High-Density Plasma Neutralized Beam Transport for High Energy Density Physics and Inertial Fusion Energy
SBC: ACREE TECHNOLOGIES INCORPORATED Topic: 34a78676 Fusion energy has the potential of providing significant electrical power in the future, reducing U.S. dependence on dwindling oil supplies. A critical aspect of developing inertial fusion energy, as well as enabling high-energy-density physics studies, is the ability to tightly focus intense, high-energy ion beams. Recent studies have shown that the stringent focusing requirements can be ...
STTR Phase I 2005 Department of Energy -
Carbon Nanofiber [F-18] Fluoride Ion Concentration for High Speed Biomarker Production
SBC: NANOTEK, LLC Topic: 04b78954 The DOE has expressed a need for developing tools that can improve and simplify production of radiolabeled compounds. Conventional synthesis of PET radiotracers is hampered by the complex and sensitive synthesis processes that often produce low yields, consume costly precursors, and can take hours to complete. If fluoride ion could be concentrated into microliter volumes of dry solvent qui ...
STTR Phase I 2005 Department of Energy -
Development of HydroImage: A User-Friendly Hydrogeophysical Characterization Software Package
SBC: Geomatrix Consultants, Inc. Topic: 06a79633 Although high-resolution geophysical measurements have been proven to be valuable for characterizing the subsurface at contaminated DOE sites, the data are not yet in routine use. The obstacles are twofold: (1) the potential inconsistency between intepretations of geophysical data and conventional pointwise lithologic and hydrogeologic data, and (2) the lack of comprehesive tools to logica ...
STTR Phase I 2005 Department of Energy