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Topic Index and Description A20-101 Continuous Flow Recrystallization of Energetic Nitramines A20-102 Deep Neural Network Learning Based Tools for Embedded Systems Under Side Channel Attacks A20-103 Beyond Li-Ion Batteries in Electric Vehicles (EV) A20-104 Wireless Power transfer A20-105 Direct Wall Shear Stress Measurement for Rotor Blades A20-106 Electronically-Tunable, Low Loss Microwave Thin-film Ferroelectric Phase-Shifter A20-107 Automated Imagery Annotation and Segmentation for Military Tactical Objects A20-108 Multi-Solution Precision Location Determination System to be Operational in a Global Positioning System (GPS) Denied Environment for Static, Dynamic and Autonomous Systems under Test A20-109 Environmentally Adaptive Free-Space Optical Communication A20-110 Localized High Bandwidth Wireless Secure Mesh Network A20-111 Non-Destructive Evaluation of Bonded Interface of Cold Spray Additive Repair A20-112 Compact, High Performance Engines for Air Launched Effects UAS A20-113 Optical Based Health Usage and Monitoring System (HUMS) A20-114 3-D Microfabrication for In-Plane Optical MEMS Inertial Sensors A20-115 Using Artificial Intelligence to Optimize Missile Sustainment Trade-offs A20-116 Distributed Beamforming for Non-Developmental Waveforms A20-117 Lens Antennas for Resilient Satellite Communications (SATCOM) on Ground Tactical Vehicles A20-118 Novel, Low SWaP-C Unattended Ground Sensors for Relevant SA in A2AD Environments A20-119 Efficient Near Field Charge Transfer Mediated Infrared Detectors A20-120 Very Small Pixel Uncooled Longwave Read-Out Integrated Circuit for Enhanced Sensor SWAP and Range Performance A20-121 Polarimetric Modeling and Visualization A20-122 Infrared Transparent Adhesive A20-123 CdZnTe Substrate Screening A20-124 No burden / low burden biological air sampler A20-125 Indicator Chemicals for In-theater Inkjet Assay Production A20-126 Programmable AC/DC Lithium-ion Battery for High-voltage Applications A20-127 Retractable Gunner Restraints A20-128 Advanced Heavy-Duty Diesel Engine Piston A20-129 Rapid Terrain/Map Generation for Robotic and Autonomous Vehicle Simulations A20-131 Radio Network Model Plugin for Unreal Engine Vehicle Simulation A20-132 Lightweight Robotic Mule A20-133 Innovative Technologies for Precision Timing of Onboard Munition Navigation Systems A20-134 Innovative and Intelligent Standoff Detection Algorithm A20-135 Low-Cost Gamma Dose Rate Technology for Military Operations A20-136 Automated Encounter Documentation and Data Driven Decision Support Systems A20-137 To Develop and Demonstrate an Advanced Combat Wound Care Technology that Prevents Sepsis from Infected Traumatized Tissue A20-138 Distributed Coded Computing for Content Management at the Tactical Edge A20-139 Software Defined Everything (SDx) and 5G/6G Cellular Design Prototype for Tactical Radios A20-140 High Performance Optical Fibers for 100-Watts Infrared Lasers A20-141 C4ISR/EW Modular Open Suite of Standards (CMOSS)-based Common Data Link (CDL) Radio Transceiver A20-142 Federated Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) Collection Management Using Machine Learning (ML) A20-143 A Novel Non-Uniformity Correction (NUC) Approach for Night Vision Cameras A20-144 Aerostat Payload Protection (APP) System A20-145 Active Noise Reduction HGU-56P Aviator Helmet A20-146 Low Voltage Cable Reflectometer Built in Test Module A20-147 Light-weight Internal-combustion High-power, Transformative, Novel, Individual New Generator (LIGHTNING) A20-148 Flight Test Execution Team Pre-Mission Training Tool A20-149 High-Power Tapered Amplifier Laser Diode Array With Active Phase Control Feedback Loop for Future High Energy Laser Weapons A20-150 Photonic Crystal Surface Emitting Semiconductor Laser A20B-T001 Implementation of Hierarchical Phase Change Materials for Applications in Long Range Precision Fires Missions A20B-T002 A Revolutionary RF Circuit Simulator for New Electronic Design and Analysis Capabilities A20B-T003 300W Low-Temperature SOFC Army Power Sources A20B-T005 Cryo-CMOS Integrated Circuits A20B-T006 Virtual Off-Road Simulator for Teams of Bots and Autonomous/Conventional Wheeled/Tracked Vehicles A20B-T007 Actuation for Human-Scale Dynamic Whole-Body Manipulation A20B-T008 Physical Monitoring Techniques to Improve Warfighter Performance A20B-T009 Three-Dimensional Microfabricated ion Traps for Quantum Sensing and Information Processing A20B-T011 Cost Effective Synthesis of Linear Ring Opening Metathesis Polymers A20B-T012 An Accurate Missile Plume Flowfield and Signature Analysis Tool A20B-T014 High-Speed III-V-Based Infrared Detectors with Selectable Internal Gain A20B-T015 Distributed Tactical Communications with LPD/LPI and AJ Capabilities in Heavily Congested or Contested RF Environments A20B-T016 A Capability for Measuring Attenuation and Backscatter of Experimental Microwave Aerosols A20B-T017 Stereo Line-Scan Camera System For Surface Distress Identification A20B-T018 Tool Informed By Geomaterial Microstructure To Predict Electromagnetic Properties A20B-T019 Liquid Waste Utilization/Treatment with Energy Production A20B-T020 Validating Communications between Trusted and Untrusted Vehicle Control Systems A20B-T021 Physiological Status Monitoring Nanorobotics A20B-T022 To Develop and Demonstrate a Technology That Would Enable Precise, Multiplexed, Stepwise Modulation of Gene Expression (including single cell polymorphism) and Protein Levels in Mammalian Cells A20B-T023 Develop and Demonstrate a Portable Device for Bacteriophage Enrichment, Screening and Isolation Technology for Field Application A20B-T024 Soldier-borne Radar Detector A20B-T025 Chemical Sensors for Toxic Industrial Chemicals/Toxic Industrial Materials (TICs/TIMs) Filtration Performance Monitoring A20B-T026 Robust, High Stretch, Flame Resistant, Breathable Textile for Lightweight Moisture Management A20B-T027 Neural Network Based Pedestrian Dead Reckoning Navigation A20B-T028 Reducing COVID-19 Mortality by Reducing Post-Hyperimmunity Period Immune Suppression A20-D01 Portable Atomic Clock A20-D02 Full Color Night Vision Devices (NVD) CBD202-001 Engineered Beads for Chem-Bio Defense (CBD) Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) CBD202-002 Plume Characterization and Differentiation in Multimodal Threat Sensing CBD202-003 Design, Testing and Production of Shatter Resistant Autoinjector Formula Containers DHA202-001 Companion Diagnostic Platform for Rapid Assessment of Bacteriophage Susceptibility in Antibiotic-Resistant Bacterial Pathogens DHA202-002 A Multiplexed, Functional Assay to Determine the Bactericidal Activity of Antibodies Against Multiple Enteric Bacterial Pathogens DHA202-003 Development of Human Monoclonal Antibody Therapeutic against Klebsiella pneumoniae Infection DHA202-004 On-Site Creation of Dialysate Fluid DHA20B-001 Refresher Training and Assessment in Austere Environments using a High Fidelity, Low Resource, Screen Based Virtual Patient Simulator DHA20B-002 In-Ear Exposure Sensor with Integrated Noise Attenuation and Communications Capabilities DHA20B-003 Develop and Demonstrate a Technology for Isolation of Bacteriophages with Enhanced Anti-Biofilm Activity DLA202-001 Engaging the Manufacturing Industrial Base in Support of DLA’s Critical Supply Chains DLA202-002 Secure Computing Autonomous Network (SCAN) DLA202-003 Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Vulnerability DLA202-004 Deployable Assembly / Kitting Platform for Unitized Group Rations DLA202-005 Automation-Robotics in Dining Facilities DLA202-006 Re-Purposing of Expired Food Items and Petroleum-Based Packaging for Disposal DLA202-007 Enhancing the E-Waste Recycling technology to recover Rare Earths and Precious Metals from Industrial and Defense Waste Streams DLA202-008 Cerium-Aluminum (Ce-Al) alloys for military casting: DLA202-009 Commercial Applications for Recycled Thermal Barrier Coatings DLA202-010 Optimizing Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) Battery Recycling Technology to Recover Cobalt and Nickel from Industrial and Defense Waste Streams DLA202-011 Novel Approaches for Detection of and Protection from Emerging Viral Pandemics DLA202-012 Learning From the Coronavirus: An Economic Assessment on the Effects of Pandemics on the Supply and Demand for Strategic & Critical Materials in the Defense Industrial Base. DLA202-D013 Novel Approaches for Detection of and Protection from Emerging Viral Pandemics DLA202-D014 Hydrodynamic, Structural, Vibration, and Production Analysis to Build a Torpedo Propeller DLA202-D015 Secure Computing Autonomous Network (SCAN) DTRA202-001 Ship Board Water Intake Radiation Sensor DTRA202-002 Radiation Dose Advisor Application DTRA202-003 Pedigree Reconstruction for Identifying Terrorist Networks DTRA202-004 TRANSIENT ELECTRIC FIELD MEASUREMENTS AS TEST DIAGNOSTICS DTRA202-005 Nuclear Scintillation Mitigation by Matched Channel Filtering DTRA202-006 Radiation-Resistant and Temperature-Insensitive Solid State Photomultipliers DTRA20B-001 Fast, Radiation Hard Scintillation Materials for Nuclear Battlefield Search and Identification DTRA20B-002 Integrated Circuits for Gamma Detector Read Out and/or Gamma Spectral Signal Analysis DTRA20B-003 Field Detection of Trace Elements and Chemicals HR001120S0019- Rapid, flexible manufacturing of DNA molecules for synthetic biology and 02 therapeutic applications HR001120S0019- PiezoMEMS PDK 03 HR001120S0019- Seabed Simulation Synthesis 04 HR001120S0019- Wearable Laser Detection and Alert System 05 HR001120S0019- Open Source Wide Band Software Defined Acoustic Modem 06 MDA20-001 Automated Factor-Based Sensitivity Analysis
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