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32 new grants made for innovative technology R&D

and to provide potential therapeutic agents in the event of a bioterrorist attack.

  • RheoGene, Inc. (Norristown, Pa.)
    Novel Technologies for Adult Stem Cell Therapeutics Develop novel techniques for site-specific insertion and control of therapeutic genes in human adult neural stem cells that can be transplanted to treat incurable ocular diseases.

  • Sarnoff Corporation (Princeton, N.J.)
    Advanced Vision-Radar Threat Detection (AVRT): A Pre-Crash Detection and Active Safety System Combine vision and radar sensor technology to create a new type of auto safety system that will detect approaching hazards, measure their rate of motion, determine if and where a collision will occur, and trigger mitigating actions, such as applying brakes, pretensioning seat belts, and firing side airbags, with a near-zero false alarm rate.

  • SemiSouth Laboratories, Inc. (Starksville, Miss.)
    Silicon Carbide Smart Power Chip Develop and integrate advanced silicon carbide (SiC) power transistors and power control circuitry within a compact prototype SiC power module for potential use in commercially available hybrid electric vehicles and future low-emission electric vehicles.

  • Sensametrics, Inc. (Los Altos Hills, Calif.)
    Wireless Structural Health Monitoring System Develop a dense peer-to-peer wireless sensor network for monitoring the health of structures that has damage assessment and decision support and is able to include chemical and biological sensors.

  • Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation (Orlando, Fla.)
    Conformal Direct-Write-Technology-Enabled, Wireless, Smart Turbine Components Develop embedded sensors capable of withstanding harsh environments and integrate them in a wireless telemetry system to enable thermal, mechanical and wear sensing in operating gas turbines for condition-bas
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Contact: Michael Baum
michael.baum@nist.gov
301-975-2763
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
1-Oct-2004


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