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The Award database is continually updated throughout the year. As a result, data for FY24 is not expected to be complete until March, 2025.

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  1. EXPERIMENTAL PROPAGATION AND EVALUATION OF THE CHIAS (FAMILY: LABIATAE), AS DESERT CROPS

    SBC: Botanical Research & Develop            Topic: N/A

    SEVERAL SPECIES OF THE SALVIA FAMILY, WHICH PRODUCE EDIBLE SEED PRODUCTS, WILL BE TEST GROWN AT AN EXPERIMENTAL FARM IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA. THE MOST PRODUCTIVE VARIETIES THAT ARE ADAPTABLE TO DESERT CLIMATE, AND THAT ARE ECONOMICAL WITH WATER, WILL BE SELECTED FOR INCREASE AND FURTHER TESTING. THE PRODUCTS OF THE SEEDS, (1) POLYSACCHARIDE GUMS, (2) PROTEINS, AND (3) OILS, WILL BE ANALYZED BY MODERN ...

    SBIR Phase I 1987 National Science Foundation

  2. BIOPOLYMER PRODUCTION FROM WASTEWATER SLUDGES FOR ENCAPSULATION AND OTHER APPLICATIONS

    SBC: Health & Environment Inc.            Topic: N/A

    THE TASKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SOUND MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL OF SLUDGES FROM INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT OPERATIONS ARE COMPLEX AND EXPENSIVE. THE RECOVERY OF VALUABLE RESOURCES FROM SLUDGES MUST BE AN IMPORTANT INTENT OF THE SLUDGE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES OF THE FUTURE, IF THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH WASTE DISPOSAL OPERATIONS ARE TO BE CONTAINED. THE PROPOSED RESEARCH IS AIMED AT D ...

    SBIR Phase I 1987 National Science Foundation

  3. RECYCLING EXISTING SEAL COAT PAVEMENTS THROUGH STABILIZATION WITH SELF CEMENTING FLY ASH

    SBC: Terracon Consultants Inc.            Topic: N/A

    THE PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED RESEARCH IS TO EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY OF RECYCLING EXISTING SEAL COAT PAVEMENTS THROUGH STABILIZATION WITH SELF CEMENTING FLY ASH. IT IS PROPOSED THAT THE EXISTING PAVEMENTS CAN BE PULVERIZED IN PLACE, SUFFICIENT QUANTITIES OF CLASS "C" FLY ASH AND WATER ADDED, AND THE RESULTING MIXTURE BE COMPACTED. THE STABILIZED SECTION COULD THEN BE UTILIZED AS A BASE COURSE SECTI ...

    SBIR Phase II 1986 National Science Foundation
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