July 13, 2020: Topics Released for SBIR/STTR Phase I
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Technologies For Managing And Analyzing Complex Data In Science And Engineering
HPC Code And Software Tools
HPC Cybersecurity
Increasing Adoption Of HPC
Technologies For Sharing Network Performance Data
Emerging Network Technologies
Technologies For Extreme-Scale Computing
Technology To Facilitate The Use Of Near-Term Quantum Computing Hardware
Advanced Microfluidics For X-Ray And Electron Beams
Sample Environment Meeting Strict Motion Stability Requirements At Cryogenic Temperatures For Synchrotron And Free-Electron Laser X-Ray Applications
Improvements In Optical Metrology For High-Performance X-Ray Mirrors
Development Of Ultraviolet Laser Systems For Generating Ultra-Bright Electron Beams
High Performance Detection Electronics, X-Ray Scintillators, And Timing Diodes
Multi-Megawatt Rf Vacuum Window For High Duty-Factor RF Accelerating Cavities
Single-Photon Detector For Soft X-Ray Regime
Cryogenic Spectroscopy For Quantum Information Systems
Advanced Electron Microscopy - Analysis Tools
Low-Power, High-Throughput Volumetric Lithography
Novel High-Flux, High-Selectivity Membranes For Environmental Mediation
Instrumentation And Tools For Materials Research Using Neutron Scattering
Membranes For Electrochemical Applications
Development Of Light Source X-Ray Detector And Spectrometer Systems For Advanced Materials Research Techniques
High Performance Materials For Nuclear Application
Advanced Subsurface Energy Technologies
Advanced Fossil Energy Technology Research
Advanced Fossil Energy Crosscutting Research
Rare Earth Elements
Technology Transfer Opportunities: Basic Energy Sciences
Technologies For Hydrobiogeochemical Measurements In Coastal Systems
Atmospheric Measurement Technology
Enabling Tools For Structural Biology Of Microbial And Plant Systems Relevant To Bioenergy
Bioimaging Technologies For Biological Systems
Technologies For The Synthesis Of Large DNA Fragments To Enable Synthetic Biology
Biological Approaches And Technologies For Bioenergy: Enzymatic And Microbial Technologies For Bioenergy And Bioproducts Production From Lignocellulosic Feedstocks
Nuclear Physics Software And Data Management
Nuclear Physics Electronics Design And Fabrication
Nuclear Physics Accelerator Technology
Nuclear Physics Instrumentation, Detection Systems And Techniques
Additional SBIR/STTR Proposal Support Providers:
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State SBDC
University
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None
How You Learned about Phase 0
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DOE SBIR webpage
DOE Phase 0 webpage
DOE topic webinar
email – DOE
email – Dawnbreaker
email – other
Twitter
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Internet search
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Please submit at least one of the following required documentation to complete your application: a CV/resume, technology description, patent, white paper, company capabilities statement, or other documentation that supports you and your team's technical qualifications to participate in the DOE's SBIR/STTR program. We MUST receive this documentation before we can process your application. While only ONE document is required, you may submit more than one type of documentation if so desired.
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As an applicant, I understand that my participation in the Phase 0 Assistance Program does not provide me with preferential treatment from the DOE or other advantages over applicants not participating in the Phase 0 Assistance Program. That is, all applications submitted to a DOE SBIR/STTR Phase I Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) are administratively screened without regard to participation in the Phase 0 program to ensure that the application meets the FOA requirements and evaluated on a competitive basis against other applicants within the same technical program area.
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