The Office of Naval Research – University Science and Technology - Reginald G. Williams, PhD Office of Naval Research January 2018 Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 The Office of Naval Research The S&T Provider for the Navy and Marine Corps • 4,000+ People • 23 Locations • $2.1B / year • >1,000 Partners Discover Develop Technological Deliver Advantage Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 2 Partnering with the S&T Community Government Academia Industry 1000 Universities/Colleges Small/Medium/Large Domestic/International Companies Distribution A. 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Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 Accelerating S&T Process Through Partnership Washington, D.C. 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Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 7 Framework Priorities https://www.onr.navy.mil/our-research/naval-research-framework Distribution Statement A: Approved for public release 8 ONR Organization Chief of Naval Research Executive OPNAV N94 Vice Chief of Director Naval Research ONR Reserve PMR-51 NRL ONR Global AVCNR ACNR Component Director of Research Dir. Contract, Dir. Mission Portfolio Director General Counsel Comptroller Grants. Support Acquisition Deputy Chief Scientist 30 - Expeditionary Warfare 31 - C4ISR 32 - Ocean Battlespace Sensing 33 - Sea Warfare & Weapons 34 - Warfighter Performance 35 - Naval Air Warfare & Weapons Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 9 From Basic Science to the Fleet! Basic Research FNC • Cavitation Erosion Pitch-adapting Acquisition POR Resistant Coating and composite Matrix Materials submarine propeller • SEA 073R Advanced • Hydro-Elasticity for enhanced Submarine Systems Effects of Composite performance with Development Materials reduced weight, less • PEO SUB Virginia and maintenance and • Large-Eddy Simulation Follow-on class substantial of Crashback loads submarines acquisition and life cycle cost savings Academia ONR’s Unique Mission Industry Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 10 ONR Enables Capability Fleet Capability Gap Warfighting Requirement Technology Gap S&T Programs Knowledge Gap Basic Research ONR sponsors S&T research: a) Creating new knowledge to … b) Develop technology that will … c) Fill a capability gap, and … Deliver results Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 11 Investments Across a Wide Spectrum of S&T UxS MANEUVER Integrated Layered CYBER WARFARE Defense Across the Entire Detect-to-Engage Spectrum Environmental Continuum Dominance Surveillance Scalable & Robust Full Spectrum Distributed Cyber Operations Collaboration Extended Threat Neutralization Electronic Warfighter Capabilities Warfare Enhancement Autonomous Communications & Unmanned & Networks Vehicle Mobility Future Naval Advanced Electronics, Microbial Fires Sensing & Response Electronics DIRECTED Computational EM Achieve & SYNTHETIC ENERGY / & Information MANEUVER Maintain Undersea BIOLOGY Construct Dominance ELECTRIC WARFARE WEAPONRY Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 12 Research Opportunities at ONR http://www.onr.navy.mil/Contracts-Grants/Funding-Opportunities.aspx Who should I talk to? ONR Codes Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 13 Get to know Programs at the Office of Naval Research www.onr.navy.mil - ONR establishes and maintains scientific relationships with its investigators. - Six Departments: Click on each of the Codes 30 through 35 to find areas that might fit your research. - Subclick to get to programs and program managers. > All Programs > Divisions > Program Listings > Contacts - Send them an email explaining your research ideas. Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 14 Get to know Program Officers at the Office of Naval Research www.onr.navy.mil/our-research/our- program-managers Who should I talk to? Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 15 Get to know Program Officers at the Office of Naval Follow “Contacts” in each Code Who should I talk to? 16 Where Does My Research Fit? Code 30 Code 31 Code 32 Code 33 Code 34 Code 35 Expeditionary C4ISR Ocean Sea Warfare Warfighter Air Warfare Warfare & Combating Battlespace & Weapons Performance & Weapons Terrorism Supports research in Sensing Math, Electronics, Develops and delivers Enhances warfighter Supports the Navy's Develops and transitions Computer & Information Explores S&T in the technologies that enable effectiveness and power projection needs, technologies to enable Sciences and their oceanographic and superior warfighting and efficiency through fostering the technology the Navy-Marine Corps applications in Command meteorological energy capabilities for bioengineered and development of naval team to win and survive & Control, observations, naval forces, platforms biorobotic systems, aircraft, structures, on the battlefield, today Communications, Cyber, modeling/prediction in and undersea weaponry medical technologies, propulsion, autonomy, and tomorrow EW, Intelligence, the battlespace improved manpower, energetics, directed Surveillance and environment; submarine S&T Programs: personnel, training and energy and electric S&T Programs: Reconnaissance detection/classification; system design weapons. and mine warfare Advanced Sea Platforms Command, Control, S&T Programs: S&T Programs: S&T Programs: Computers and S&T Programs: Naval Engineering Communication (C4) Applied & Computational Applied Instructional Acoustic Transduction Analysis Arctic and Global Prediction Research Directed Energy Fires Electrochemical Materials Communications and Littoral Geosciences and Biorobotics Electromagnetic Railgun Force Protection Networking Optics Nanomaterials Capable Manpower Energetic Materials Human Performance Computational Methods for Marine Mammals and Organic Photovoltaics Training and Education Decision Making Biology Future Capability Maritime Weapons of Mass Destruction Propulsion Materials Intelligence, Surveillance Electronic Warfare Marine Meteorology Command Decision Making and Reconnaissance EO/IR Sensors and Sensor Science of Autonomy Structural Materials Processing Maritime Sensing Force Health Protection Logistics Turbine Engine Antifouling/Fouling Release Integrated Topside Ocean Acoustics Human-Robot Interaction Technologies Coatings Maneuver Machine Learning, Ocean Engineering & Marine Biofouling NDE & Prognostics Sensors Reasoning and Intelligence Marine Systems Neural Computation Polymer Matrix Composites Mathematical Optimization Physical Oceanography Undersea Medicine Cellular Materials Precision Navigation & Research Facilities Timekeeping Water Desalination and Space Environment Purification Undersea Signal Processing Corrosion Control Undersea Weapons Distribution A. Approved for Public Release DCN#: 43-3532-18 17 The Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP) The Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP) supports university research instrumentation essential to high-quality Department of Defense-relevant research. DURIP funds are used for the acquisition of major equipment to augment or develop research capabilities of interest to the DOD. These awards also improve educational opportunities available to students. They are funded by ONR, ARO, and AFOSR • Allows universities to purchase high-cost research equipment • Equipment to be used for research of interest to the DOD, funded by • Advantageous to identify