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A Nano-pharmaceutical Platform for Creating Artificial Vaccines
SBC: PARABON NANOLABS, INC. Topic: OSD11H01In this project, Parabon NanoLabs (PNL) will demonstrate the feasibility of extending its Essemblix(tm) Drug Development Platform, a combination of computer-aided design (CAD) software and DNA nano-fabrication technology, to produce Essemblix-V, a platform for creating artificial vaccines from a predefined set of"building block molecules"assembled on DNA origami. Given an epitope for a potential ...
SBIR Phase I 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency -
Development and commercialization of a tent trap for the surveillance and control of disease-carrying flies
SBC: SKY SIGHT TECHNOLOGIES, LLC Topic: OSD09H27Due to the possible transmission of blood-borne diseases, biting insects, mosquitoes, midges, and sand flies pose increasing danger to deployed military personnel and humans in locations around the globe. The SkySight Technologies approach to creating and demonstrating a tent trap to capture biting flies and mosquitoes that come to bite a human resting inside was to modify a standard tent with the ...
SBIR Phase II 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency -
Novel Methods to Monitor Health Status and Clinical Laboratory Data: Portable Acquisition, Assessment, and Reporting
SBC: Mimosa Acoustics Inc. Topic: OSD09H26Mimosa Acoustics will develop a portable binaural audiological device, based on our successful HearID system. HearID is a clinical system for otoacoustic emission and middle-ear power analysis testing; it is FDA and CE-marked. The new system will have the ability to conduct a variety of audiological tests especially for use in hearing-conservation programs, including: flexible otoacoustic emission ...
SBIR Phase II 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency -
Non-Radiological Imaging Devices for Combat Casualty Care Associated with Burn
SBC: SED Technology LLC Topic: OSD11H03SED Technology LLC is proposing an existing concept of determining burn area and depth based on extensive previous work involving infrared technology. The proposed concept involves the use of all capabilities associated with 2D and 3D Infrared that have been developed by Dr. Francine Prokoski in the areas of Biometrics, Forensics and Health Care applications. The concept could eventually provide a ...
SBIR Phase I 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency -
Neuromonitoring of Traumatic Brain/blast Injury
SBC: EMPIRICAL TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION Topic: OSD09H06The objective of the proposed program is the development of a mobile and non-invasive cerebro-physiological monitor that will permit the tracking of cerebral functions and the identification of developing pathologic brain conditions in wounded soldiers during transport and under medical care in forward areas. Specifically, the purpose of the system will be to continuously track cerebral blood flow ...
SBIR Phase II 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency -
Using Automated Abstractions to Classify System States for Software Health Monitoring
SBC: ARIES DESIGN AUTOMATION, LLC Topic: 9040477In most critical software systems, a state that is partially visible through values passed across interfaces contains information that could determine the health of the software system, and whether a failure is likely in the future. Some of this information behaves in a continuous fashion, e.g., the available memory or disk space is easily interpreted to monitor system health. Other values are nom ...
SBIR Phase I 2011 Department of CommerceNational Institute of Standards and Technology -
Development of a Scalable and Extensible Enterprise Master Patient Index for the NHIN
SBC: SYSNET International, Inc. Topic: OSD09H12The problem of inaccurate patient identification due to errors introduced during data capture or due to syntactic and semantic differences between patient registration systems is one of the biggest challenges facing healthcare today. An inefficient and inaccurate master patient index introduces duplicate and/or overlaid patient records which can then cause inappropriate or delayed treatments, adve ...
SBIR Phase II 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency -
Aeromedical Stabilization and Evacuation of Traumatic Brain and Spine Injuries: A Novel System for Patient Transport
SBC: TECHSHOT, INC. Topic: OSD09H13The ASES concept, consists of three subsystems including a Patient Support Platform (PSP), a Comfort Mat System (CMS) and a detachable Aeromedical Equipment Module (AEM). This system provides a stabilization and traction platform solution for aeromedical evacuation with comfort mat subsystem using heated alternating pressure air bladders or gel technology to prevent pressure sores.
SBIR Phase II 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency -
Synthetic Tissue Trainer- Development of Realistic Tissue Elements for Surgical Task Training for Mangement of Combat Injuries
SBC: SIM-VIVO LLC Topic: OSD10H09The main outcome of this proposal will be the development of a new generation of task training manikins that will provide a realistic training platform for the instruction of invasive trauma resuscitation procedures (ITRP) such as peripheral IV insertion,
SBIR Phase I 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency -
Technologies for Treating Cartilage Tissue Loss Following Traumatic Injury
SBC: Spheringenics, Inc. Topic: OSD10H04Regeneration of cartilage and cartilage repair are challenging due to limited cellularity of the tissue and the failure of allografts and tissue engineered cartilage constructs to integrate with host tissue. To overcome this limitation, many surgeons are
SBIR Phase I 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency