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Protein Qspec: An Improved Method for Rapid Characterization of Protein Aggregates in Biologic Drugs for Increased Quality and Safety
SBC: OPTOFLUIDICS, INC. Topic: 90201Optofluidics will develop Protein Qspec, a new particle analysis QC instrument designed to characterize protein aggregates in biologic drugs. The primary concern for this class of therapeutics is that they can elicit an immune response from patients who develop anti-drug antibodies which can eliminate the therapeutic benefit. The presence of particulate matter, in these therapeutics (e.g. shed gla ...
SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of CommerceNational Institute of Standards and Technology -
OpenTreeID: Advancing Community Forestry with Human-Augmented Computer Vision
SBC: Azavea Inc. Topic: 81The proposed research will develop new tools for automated tree species identification that will advance the collaboration of government agencies, citizen groups, and nonprofit organizations that is critical to contemporary community forestry. Proper species identification is particularly important during a tree inventory, since many diseases and infestations are species-specific. Yet the large nu ...
SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of Agriculture -
An innovative mechanized system for transferring tissue-cultured plantlets to propagation trays to revolutionize vegetable and floral crop production
SBC: Alaska AgriTech Inc. Topic: 813Tissue culture is a well-established micropropagation method for many vegetable and floral crops. However, transferring plantlets from tissue culture vessels to the propagation trays is extremely time consuming and labor intensive. It is the major obstacle in crop production. The purpose of this projectis to design and produce a prototype which can efficiently transfer plantlets to propagation tra ...
SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of Agriculture -
Harnessing the anti-inflammatory potency of Alaska berries as a functional food
SBC: Cereon Biotechnology LLC Topic: 85A persistent and spreading inflammatory and oxidative stress is largely responsible for the progressive degeneration of neuronal connectivity ultimate reflected by a debilitating decline of cognitive function, which accompanies normal aging as well as age and/or trauma-related ailments. The yearly economic burden due to age-related cognitive decline is estimated to exceed $600 billion worldwide an ...
SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of Agriculture -
The Development of a Breeding Station for a Predator of Coffee Berry Borer
SBC: ALPHA SCENTS, INC. Topic: 813The goal of this proposal is to increase the population of the Square-necked Grain Beetle (SNGB), Cathartus quadricollis, in coffee plantations by developing breeding stations that use pheromones and food source odors to increase the population of this predator of Coffee Berry Borer, Hypothenemus hampei, (CBB). SNGB is a major predator of the CBB which causes significant damage to coffee in all co ...
SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of Agriculture -
New techniques for measuring soil moisture and snow in fire prone terrain
SBC: HYDROINNOVA LLC Topic: 84Our main objective is to create hardware and services that will support fire prediction by providing improved capabilities to monitor drought, and by generating better land surface data to feed regional weather models. A second objective is to enable new research into the causesand consequences of wildfire, including studies of post?fire impacts on the hydrology, ecology and geomorphology of the b ...
SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of Agriculture -
Novel residential fall-risk assessment device. Prompts preventive care through precise measurement, protects privacy through use of ultrasound and not video.
SBC: Soair, LLC Topic: 86Soair's technology captures and analyzes detailed gait and stride metrics and provides a Fall-Risk Assessment score. This automated technology is accurate, passive, non-intrusive, and low cost, which means it is ideal for use in rural residential and assisted living settings.Fall-related injuries and health issues stemming from falls are major concerns for seniors and their caregivers. Not onl ...
SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of Agriculture -
Enhanced Membranes for Sweetening of Manure based BioGas
SBC: COMPACT MEMBRANE SYSTEMS, INC. Topic: 88Every year over 1 billion tons of fresh animal manure is produced in US and it raises pollution concerns. "Anaerobic digestion" is an environmental friendly and energy efficient way to dispose animal manure. Animal manure is converted to biogas and digestate through this process. The animal manure digestate has a much less pollution potential than untreated animal manure and can be used as a chemi ...
SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of Agriculture -
Innovations in materials handling to prevent musculoskeletal disorders among women livestock farmers
SBC: GREEN HERON TOOLS, LLC Topic: 81230% of U.S. farm operators are women. Female-operated farms tend to be smaller and less mechanized and often include livestock. Because of certain physical characteristics, women are at significant risk for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)such as chronic back pain. MSDs are widespread in farming, with significant adverse impacts on quality of life and economic sustainability. For women, farming is ...
SBIR Phase II 2016 Department of Agriculture -
Continued Development Of A Novel Next Generation Airborne Wind Energy System For Small And Mid Size Farms
SBC: EWINDSOLUTIONS, INC. Topic: 812As Oregon farmer and Organically Grown Company (OGC) executive director Andy Westlund confesses, being one of the 800,000 small commercial farmers in America is challenging (Hoppe, MacDonald, & Korb 2010). Small farms are highly exposed to market risks, tend to focus on commodities, and have profit margins of just 3-4% (Hoppe, MacDonald, & Korb 2010). As such, small price changes of a single crop ...
SBIR Phase II 2016 Department of Agriculture