NASA has announced the latest beneficiaries of its Small Business Technology Transfer program, which solicits and funds small-scale research projects outside the agency but relevant to its interests. Nineteen projects in a variety of fields are being awarded a total of $14.3 million. <\/p>\n
Those 19 were selected from an initial pool of 56 announced last year; those Phase I companies and institutions were awarded up to $125,000 to pursue their proposals, and would have reported on their progress to NASA later. The surviving 19 Phase II projects presumably showed enough promise that theyll get up to $750,000 to keep going. <\/p>\n
You can peruse them all here, but here are the five I found most interesting: <\/p>\n
These projects and the other 14 will prove themselves (or not) over the next two years, after which they will encounter (predictably) the Post Phase II Initiatives and Opportunities. Think your company or research might be a good match? Check out the STTR\/SBIR basics page and get applyin. <\/p>\n
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