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The DOE Phase 0 Program is provided by the Department of Energy to assist first time applicants learn how to prepare responsive applications to the Small Business
Innovation Research (SBIR) and/or Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) program. To be eligible for this service which is provided at no charge, applicants must be a small business with the capability to respond to the topics in the DOE Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOA). These solicitations are released twice a year. To begin, please check the banner at the top of the page to see when the topics for the next FOA will be released and then review the eligibility criteria.
Offices
DOE SBIR/STTR Topics are generated by
the following DOE Offices
Topics
DOE SBIR/STTR Topics are generated by
the following DOE Offices
Office of Advanced Computing Research
- Technologies for Managing and Analyzing Complex Data in Science and Engineering
- Accelerating the Deployment of Advanced Software Technologies
- HPC Cybersecurity
- Technologies for Sharing Network Performance Data
- Transparent Optical Quantum Network Technologies
- Technology to Facilitate the Use of Near-term Quantum Computing Hardware
Office of Basic Energy Sciences
- Manufacturing of Ultra-High Quality X-Ray Mirrors
- Strain-Free Processing and Mounting of Ultra-Thin Diamond Crystals for Applications at Next Generation X-Ray Sources
- Novel Manufacturing Capabilities for High Resolution X-Ray Gratings
- Hollow-Core Fiber Based Ultrafast High-Power Laser Beam Delivery System
- Superconducting Undulator with High Heat-Load Limit
- Technology to Facilitate the Use of Near-term Quantum Computing Hardware
Office of Advanced Computing Research
- Technologies for Managing and Analyzing Complex Data in Science and Engineering
- Accelerating the Deployment of Advanced Software Technologies
- HPC Cybersecurity
- Technologies for Sharing Network Performance Data
- Transparent Optical Quantum Network Technologies
- Technology to Facilitate the Use of Near-term Quantum Computing Hardware
Office of Advanced Computing Research
- Technologies for Managing and Analyzing Complex Data in Science and Engineering
- Accelerating the Deployment of Advanced Software Technologies
- HPC Cybersecurity
- Technologies for Sharing Network Performance Data
- Transparent Optical Quantum Network Technologies
- Technology to Facilitate the Use of Near-term Quantum Computing Hardware
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Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research
TECHNOLOGIES FOR MANAGING AND ANALYZING COMPLEX DATA IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING a. Complex Data |
ACCELERATING THE DEPLOYMENT OF ADVANCED SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES a. Deployment of ASCR-Funded Software b. Integration of ASCR-Funded Libraries c. Other |
HPC CYBERSECURITY a. Cybersecurity Technologies b. Other |
TECHNOLOGIES FOR SHARING NETWORK PERFORMANCE DATA a. Anonymization Tools and Services b. Correlate Log Data and or Host Sensor Data with Network Trace Data c. Other |
TRANSPARENT OPTICAL QUANTUM NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES a. Photonic Quantum Light Sources b. Quantum Buffers c. Optical Quantum Multiplexers/De-Multiplexers |
TECHNOLOGY TO FACILITATE THE USE OF NEAR-TERM QUANTUM COMPUTING HARDWARE a. Software for Calibration, Characterization, and Control of Quantum Processors |
