Date created:
2/23/2000
Last updated:
September 26, 2007
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Chemistry and
Life Sciences Office (CLSO)
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VISION:
To promote the progress of U.S. industry and improve the quality
of life for all of society through the development of
high-risk, novel and path-breaking technologies in chemistry,
materials, life sciences, and associated manufacturing
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MISSION:
To respond to industry needs and priorities
to accelerate new high-risk technologies,
through proposal assessment and project management
in an unbiased and professional manner.
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GOALS:
Chemistry and Materials
To promote the development of new materials,
new processes, and manufacturing efficiences
that will yield more cost effective products.
To enable the design, development, and implementation
of environmental products and services.
Life Sciences
To accelerate the development of new diagnostics
and therapeutic treatments for health and
agriculture applications that will reduce
costs and promote improvements in the quality
of life.
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CLSO
Headlines
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In
the news . . .
INNOVATORS: Heading
South, Looking for an
Edge. View
ATP Project Brief.
NNI
Facilitates Technology Transfer
and Commercialization, National
Nanotechnology Initiative Strategic
Plan, p.5, December 2004.
View ATP
Project Brief.
Smart
answers to homeland security
challenges
Human
Genome on a Chip .
See ATP Project
Brief .
Article
on Nanomaterials features
ATP award winner. See ATP
Project Brief.
Article
on combinatorial
screening methods features ATP
award winner. See ATP
Project Brief.
Nanotechnology:
Emerging Developments and Early
Detection of Cancer
Infigen
Announces the Birth of Genetically
Modified Miniature Swine for
Potential Use as Organ Donors
for Humans
ATP
Partner Thinks Big by Going Small
with Nanotech Material
Nanotechnology:
Emerging Developments and Early
Detection of Cancer. More
information.
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Publications and Reports
Technologies for Advanced Imaging Systems: A Historical Review of ATP Funded Innovation
Enhancing America's Manufacturing Competitiveness: A Review of the NIST Advanced Technology Programs' Investment in Manufacturing Technologies
A Summary of ATP-Funded Innovations for America's Aging Population
FEDERAL FUNDING FOR TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTIONS: Biotechnology and Healthcare Highlights
Revolution: ATP's Tools for DNA Diagnostics Focused Program
More Chemistry and Life Sciences publications (including contact information).
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Recent
awards
(announced September 2004)
BIOTECHCHOLOGY
AureoGen
Biosciences, Inc.
CytImmune
Sciences, Inc.
Gemini
Life Sciences, Inc.
Kent
SeaTech Corporation
Nanospectra
Biosciences, Inc.
Quantum
Dot Corporation
Receptor
Logic, Ltd.
Revivicor,
Inc.
RheoGene,
Inc.
CHEMISTRY & MATERIALS
Carbon
Nanotechnologies, Inc.
Stewart
Automotive Research, LLC
UOP,
LLC
WTe
Corporation
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Where
they are now . . .
Status
Reports for Completed
ATP Projects
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