USE OF CELLULOSIC BIOMASS TO PRO

39. Improved Conversion of Cellulose Waste to Ethanol Using a Dual Bioreactor System

Technova Corporation, Okemos, MI

40. Hemicellulose: Lignin Etherase from Microbe B603: Feasibility of Isolation to Fractionate Wood for Chemicals

Tethys Research, LLC, Bangor, ME

CHEMICAL REACTIONS AND SEPARATION PROCESSES FOR BIO‑REFINERY APPLICATIONS

41. Alternative Reaction/Extraction Media to Reduce Energy and Cost of Biodiesel Production

Aerophase, Inc., Longmont, CO

42. STTR Project: Efficient Processing of Algal Bio‑Oils for Biodiesel Production

American Biodiesel, Inc. dba Community Fuels, Hawaii Natural Energy Institute

43. Nano‑Scale High‑Surface‑Area Thermal and Conductive Ceramics as Effective Support for Metal Oxide Catalysts in Alkane Selective Oxidation

EverNu Technology, LLC, Maple Glen, PA

44. Step‑Out Process to Upgrade Clycerol to Bio‑Diesel

Exelus, Inc., Livingston, NJ

45. Bifunctional Heterogeneous Enzyme‑Mimetic Catalysts for Biofuel Refining

Lynntech, Inc., College Station, TX

46. Biobutanol Production with Hybrid Membrane‑Distillation

Membrane Technology and Research, Inc., Menlo Park, CA

47. Intensified Process for Biodiesel Production

United Environment & Energy LLC, Horseheads, NY

CATALYSIS

48. STTR Project: High Temperature Membrane Reactors

Compact Membrane Systems, Inc, Kansas State University

49. Nanofiber Paper for Fuel Cells and Catalyst Supports

Inorganic Specialists, Inc., Miamisburg, OH

50. Catalysis ‑ Reactive Separations: Ceramic Proton‑Conducting Membrane Reactor for Steam Methane Reforming

NexTech Materials, Ltd., Columbus, OH

51. Well‑Defined Ethylene‑Propylene Copolymers Derived from a‑Olefins for Use as Elastomers

Novomer LLC, Ithaca, NY

52. Development of Fuel Cell Cathodic Catalysts: Multimetallic Alloy Nanoparticles

NSC Technology, Vestal, NY

53. Novel System for Solid Catalyzed Isobutane/Olefin Alkylation

54. A Novel Catalyst for Cyclohexane Oxidation, Catalysis, Heterogeneous Catalysis

55. Efficient Dewatering System for Biomass

SEPARATION PROCESS TECHNOLOGIES FOR MANUFACTURING

Altex Technologies Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA

56. Low‑Cost Membrane Dewatering Technology for Fuel Ethanol Production

CeraMem Corporation, Waltham, MA

57. Dewatering Membrane for Hazy Hydrodesulfurization Unit Effluents

Compact Membrane Systems, Inc., Wilmington, DE

58. Microwave Assisted Gasification for Recycling Polymer Matrix Composites

Eltron Research Inc., Boulder, CO

59. Membrane Process for Biodiesel Conditioning

PoroGen Corporation, Medford, MA

60. Sorbents for Desulfurization of Refinery Off‑Gases

61. Compression Resistant Aerogels for Building and Construction Insulation

NANOTECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLE ENERGY

Aspen Aerogels, Inc., Northborough, MA

62. Gas Turbine Application of Carbon Fiber Nanocomposite with Fabric Reinforced Protective Coating

Diamond Materials, Inc., Piscataway, NJ

63. STTR Project: Silicon Nanowire Solar Cell

Illuminex Corporation, Penn State University

64. Carbon Nanosheets as Nanostructured Electrode in Organic Photovoltaic Devices

Luna Innovations Incorporated, Roanoke, VA

65. STTR Project: Advanced Thermoelectric NanoMaterial Approach for Efficient Vehicle Waste Heat Recovery

Lutronics, Inc, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

66. STTR Project: Nanoparticle Solar Cell

Solexant Corp University of California ‑ Santa Cruz

67. Nanostructured CO Sensor for Fuel Cell Applications

Synkera Technologies, Inc., Longmont, CO

68. STTR Project: Composite, Nanoparticle‑Based Anode Materials for Li‑Ion Batteries Applied in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs)

Yardney Technical Products, Inc, University of Connecticut

ADVANCED COOLING TECHNOLOGY

69. STTR Project: A Nanofluid with Superior Thermal Properties

Advanced Thermal and Environmental Concepts, Inc, University of Maryland

70. STTR Project: High Efficiency, Cost Effective Thermoelectric Materials/Devices for Industrial Process Refrigeration and Waste Heat Recovery

Aegis Technology Inc, SUNY

71. Low Cost Microchannel Heat Exchangers

Altex Technologies Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA

72. Low‑Cost Protective Coatings for Increased Heat Exchanger Efficiency

Applied Thin Films, Inc., Evanston, IL

73. Low‑Cost, Highly Efficient Thermoelectric Coolers

Materials Modification, Inc., Fairfax, VA

74. Microchannel Magnetic Coolers with Negative Magnetocaloric Effect

MER Corporation (Materials and Electrochemical Research), Tucson, AZ

75. Rapid Prototyping of Low‑Cost Compact Ceramic Industrial Heat Exchanger Elements

Spinworks, LLC, Erie, PA

76. Graphite Foam Heat Exchanger Technology for Energy Recovery

Thermal Centric Corporation, Wilmington, DE

SOLID STATE LIGHTING

77. STTR Project: Materials Degradation Analysis and Development to Enable Ultra Low Cost, Web‑Processed White P‑OLED for SSL

Add‑Vision, Inc, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

78. Flexible Environmental Barrier Technology for OLEDs

Alameda Applied Sciences Corporation, San Leandro, CA

79. Improved Light Extraction Efficiencies of White pc‑LEDs for SSL by using Non‑Toxic, Non‑Scattering, Bright, and Stable Doped ZnSe Quantum Dot

Nanophosphors

Nanomaterials and Nanofabrication Laboratories, LLC, Fayetteville, AR

80. High Stability White SOLEDs

Universal Display Corporation, Ewing, NJ

81. Stable, Efficient, Large Area WOLED

Universal Display Corporation, Ewing, NJ

NEUTRON AND ELECTRON BEAM INSTRUMENTATION

82. Neutron Compound Refractive Prisms

Adelphi Technology Inc., San Carlos, CA

83. STTR Project: High Efficiency Electron Detector for Electron Microscopy

Cermet, Inc, Argonne National Laboratory

84. Quantitative In‑Situ TEM Nanotribology Tester

Hysitron, Inc., Minneapolis, MN

85. Quantitative In‑Situ TEM Tensile Testing Apparatus

Hysitron, Inc., Minneapolis, MN

86. STTR Project: Efficient Thermal Neutron Position Sensitive Detector Neutron and Electron Beam Instrumentation

NOVA Scientific, Inc, University of California ‑ Berkeley

87. Application of Pixel‑Cell Detector Technology for Advanced Neutron Beam Monitors

ORDELA, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN

88. Improved Neutron Scintillators Based on Nanomaterials

PartTec, Ltd., Bloomington, IN

89. Next Generation Neutron Scintillators Based on Semiconductor Nanostructures

PartTec, Ltd., Bloomington, IN

90. Development of a Supermirror Coated Fermi Chopper Slit Package for Inelastic Neutron Scattering

PECOS Inc. Precision Engineering Contracting Services, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN

TECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC USER FACILITIES

91. Development of a Numerical Design Tool for SNS Cavitation Mitigation

Dynaflow, Inc., Jessup, MD

92. Development of a Two‑Phase Bubble Generator for SNS Cavitation Mitigation

Dynaflow, Inc., Jessup, MD

93. Development of New Mid‑Infrared Ultrafast Laser Sources for Compact Coherent X‑ray Sources

Kapteyn‑Murnane Laboratories Inc., Boulder, CO

94. Ultra Fast X‑Ray Detector

Nu‑Trek, Inc., San Diego, CA

95. Single Shot Bunch Length Monitoring, Based on Interferometer and Novel THz Sensing

RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC, Los Angeles, CA

96. High Performance X‑Ray Detectors

97. Time‑Resolved, X‑Ray Photon Detector Array

98. Electronics for Large Superconducting Tunnel Junction Detector Arrays for Synchrotron Soft X‑Ray Research

XIA, LLC, Hayward, CA

ACCELERATOR TECHNOLOGY FOR PRESENT AND FUTURE ACCELERATOR FACILITIES

99. Advanced High‑Brightness Electron Source

Advanced Energy Systems, Medford, NY

100. A 200 kW, 350 MHz Inductive Output Tube for RF Accelerators

Calabazas Creek Research, Inc., San Mateo, CA

101. Beatwave Photoinjector as THz Source

DULY Research Inc., Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

102. Accelerator Technologies for Present and Future Accelerator Facilities, Advanced Sources for Accelerators

nGimat Co., Atlanta, GA

103. Development of a CW Superconducting RF Booster Cryomodule for Future Light Sources

Niowave Incorporated, Lansing, MI

104. STTR Project: Cryo‑cooled Yb: YAG Lasers for Advanced Photoinjectors

Q‑Peak, Inc, Lincoln Laboratory ‑ MIT

105. High‑Order Computational Electromagnetic Schemes for Accelerator Structure Modeling

106. High Temperature, Low Activation, Refractory Alloys for Generation IV Nuclear Reactor Construction

MATERIALS FOR ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY SYSTEMS

REB Research and Consulting, Detroit, MI

107. Silicon Carbide Tritium Permeation Barriers for Steel Structural Components

Ultramet, Pacoima, CA

ADVANCED COAL RESEARCH

108. Selective Ethene and Isoalkane Production from Alkanes and Alcohols by Superacid Catalysts

Eltron Research Inc., Boulder, CO

109. Advanced Coal Research, Hydrogen Production from Coal

H₂ Pump LLC, Latham, NY

110. Hydrogen Production from Coal

Materials and Systems Research, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT

111. Membrane Systems for Coal Bed Carbon Dioxide Sequestration and Methane Production

Membrane Technology and Research, Inc., Menlo Park, CA

112. Intermediate Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Cathode Enhancement through Infiltration Fabrication Techniques

NexTech Materials, Ltd., Columbus, OH

COAL GASIFICATION AND COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGIES

113. Carbon Neutral Liquid Fuel Production

Ceramatec, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT

114. HydroMax ‑ Overcoming the Challenges of Industrial Coal Gasification

Diversified Energy Corporation, Gilbert, AZ

115. Perovskite Adsorbents for Warm‑Gas Removal of Sulfur

116. High Temperature Heat Recovery Integrated Gassification Combined Cycle

Refractory Composites, Inc., Glen Burnie, MD

117. Magnetic Catalysts for Fischer‑Tropsch Synthesis

118. MnO Sorbent for Enhanced Water Gas Shift

119. Plasma‑Based Coal Gasification for Industrial Applications

Touchstone Research Laboratory, Ltd., Triadelphia, WV

ADVANCEMENTS IN SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL BALANCE‑OF‑PLANT AND TURBINE PERFORMANCE AND SUB‑SYTEMS FOR PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENTS

120. Waterless 5 kWe Diesel Reformer

Aspen Products Group, Inc., Marlborough, MA

121. SOFC Integrated Multi‑Mold Diesel Reformer

Ceramatec, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT

122. High Temperature Capability and Innovative Cooling with a Spar and Shell Turbine Blade

Florida Turbine Technologies, Inc., Jupiter, FL

123. Low Cost, Compact Plasma Fuel Reformer for APUs

Lynntech, Inc., College Station, TX

124. Novel Water Neutral Diesel Fuel Processor and Sulfur Trap

125. Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Turbine Subsystem Performance, Test Program for High Efficiency Gas Turbine Exhaust Diffuser

Thomas R Norris, San Francisco, CA

HIGH PERFORMANCE MATERIALS FOR LONG TERM FOSSIL ENERGY APPLICATIONS

126. A High‑Temperature Sealing Technology for Gas Separation Devices

Aegis Technology Inc., Santa Ana, CA

ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATIONS FOR FOSSIL ENERGY APPLICATIONS

127. STTR Project: Sequestration and Separation of Mercury in Wet Flue Gas Desulfurization Systems

Envergex, LLC, Brown University

128. Separation of Hg from Flue Gas Desulfurization Scrubber Produced Gypsum

Frontier Geosciences Inc., Seattle, WA

129. A Novel Wireless Acoustic Emission Sensor Network for Structural Health Monitoring

Intelligent Automation, Inc., Rockville, MD

130. High‑Temperature Embedded Sensors for In‑Situ Material Condition and Temperature Monitoring

JENTEK Sensors, Inc., Waltham, MA

131. Novel Instrumentation for Real‑Time Combustion Monitoring and Control

Los Gatos Research, Mountain View, CA

132. A New Sorbent for Removal of Mercury from Flue Gas: A Lower Cost Alternative to Activated Carbon

NEI Corporation, Somerset, NJ

133. A Novel Wireless Sensor Network with Advanced Prognostic Algorithms for Condition Based Maintenance of Critical Power Plant Components

Signal Processing, Inc., Rockville, MD

134. Environmental Innovations for Fossil Energy Applications; Development of Technologies to Reduce Freshwater Use and Consumption in Coal‑Fired
Power Plants

TIAX, LLC, Cambridge, MA

135. FGD Additives to Segregate and Sequester Mercury in Solid Byproducts

Trimeric Corporation, Austin, TX.

OIL AND NATURAL GAS TECHNOLOGIES

136. Novel Low Cost Method to Install Geophones for CO₂ Monitoring

Impact Technologies, LLC, Tulsa, OK

CLIMATE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY FOR FOSSIL ENERGY APPLICATIONS

137. A Novel Oxygen Separation Membrane for Oxygen Production

Enogetek, Inc., Croton‑on‑Hudson, NY

138. O₂ Sorbents for Oxy‑Combustion, Breakthrough Performance Improvements on Supporting Systems for Post Combustion CO₂ Capture

139. Enhanced Monitoring of Geologic Carbon Sequestration Using 3‑D Passive Microseismic Location Techniques

Weston Geophysical Corporation, Lexington, MA

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY

140. Wireless Sensors for Equipment Health and Condition Monitoring in Nuclear Power Plants

Analysis and Measurement Services Corporation, Knoxville, TN

141. Spent Nuclear Fuel Separation With the Archimedes Plasma Mass Filter

FAR‑TECH, Inc., San Diego, CA

142. Low‑Drift Ultra‑High Temperature Thermal Sensors

Luna Innovations Incorporated, Roanoke, VA

143. Development of AgeAlert: A Predictive Maintenance Sensor for Electrical Insulation Systems in Nuclear Power Applications

Polymer Aging Concepts, Inc., Dahlonega, GA

NUCLEAR PHYSICS ELECTRONICS DESIGN AND FABRICATION

144. Improved Approach for Utilization of FPGA Technology into DAQ, DSP, and Computing Applications

Innovation Partners LLC, Abilene, TX.

145. Digital Timing Electronics

Mirmar Sensor, LLC, Goleta, CA.

146. Radiation Hardened High Performance ADC

Ridgetop Group, Inc, Tucson, AZ

147. High Rate Digital Signal Processing for Multi‑Channel Microcalorimeters

XIA, LLC, Hayward, CA

NUCLEAR PHYSICS PARTICLE AND RADIATION DETECTION SYSTEMS, INSTRUMENTATION AND TECHNIQUES

148. STTR Project: High‑Energy Gamma‑Ray Calibration Source

Adelphi Technology Inc, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

149. STTR Project: 5V, High Gain, High Sensitivity Photomultiplier Detector

Agiltron, Inc, University of California ‑ San Diego

150. Nuclear Physics Particle and Radiation Detection Systems, Nuclear Targets and High Radiation Environment Beam Transport Components

Applied Diamond, Inc., Wilmington, DE

151. STTR Project: Carbon Nanotube Stripping Foil for High Current Tandem Accelerator and Charge Exchange Injection into Storag<

Rings

Brookhaven Technology Group, Inc, State University of New York

152. STTR Project: Development of a High Power ISOL Target for Radioactive Beam Facilities

I.C. Gomes Consulting & Investment, Inc, Argonne National Laboratory

153. Novel, Low Cost, High Gain, Micropattern Detector

Integrated Sensors, LLC, Toledo, OH

154. High‑Efficiency and Less Expensive Nanocrystal‑Based Scintillator

Mesolight, LLC, Fayetteville, AR

155. New Detector for Gamma‑Ray and Neutron Studies

156. SSPM Detector for Polarized Target Scintillator Readout

157. Modeling of Signal Generation in Gamma‑Ray Detectors

158. High Efficiency, High Speed Gamma Ray Detectors

159. Enhanced Plasma Throughput for Superconducting Niobium Thin Film Deposition in RF Accelerator Cavities

NUCLEAR PHYSICS ACCELERATOR TECHNOLOGY

Alameda Applied Sciences Corporation, San Leandro, CA

160. Low Temperature MgB₂ Deposition for SRF

Alameda Applied Sciences Corporation, San Leandro, CA

161. Synchrotron Radiation Adjustable Super‑Bending Magnet for Electron Ring of Future Electron‑Ian Collider

162. Development of a 1 MW CW 704 MHz Elliptic Beam Klystron for Nuclear Physics Accelerators

Beam Power Technology, Inc., Boston, MA

163. Templated Niobium Films for SRF Cavities

Black Laboratories, LLC, Newport News, VA

164. X‑ray Monitoring Tool for Optimizing Electron Cyclotron Resonance Ion Sources

FAR‑TECH, Inc., San Diego, CA

165. STTR Project: Refractory Coated Silica Aerogels- Catchers for the Fast Release of Unstable Light Nuclei

InnoSense LLC, Argonne National Laboratory

166. STTR Project: Compact, Tunable RF Cavities

Muons, Inc, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory

167. Development of a Low Frequency Superconducting RF Electron Gun

Niowave Incorporated, Lansing, MI

168. Fast Ferroelectric L‑Band Tuner

Omega‑P, Inc., New Haven, CT

169. High Intensity Proton Accelerator

Omega‑P, Inc., New Haven, CT

170. High Performance Lossy Dielectric HOM Absorbers for SRF Cavities

Sienna Technologies, Inc., Woodinville, WA

171. High Fidelity Simulations of Spin Dynamics in Colliding Beam Accelerators

172. Customizable Web Service for Efficient Access to Distributed Nuclear Physics Relational Databases

NUCLEAR PHYSICS SOFTWARE AND DATA MANAGEMENT

173. High Resolution and Fast Scanning Speed SQUID Based Nondestructive Inspection System of Niobium Sheets for SRF Cavities

ACCELERATOR TECHNOLOGY FOR INTERNATIONAL LINEAR COLLIDER

174. Novel RF Couplers with Double Windows Design for the ILC

AMAC International, Inc., Newport News, VA

175. ILC Coupler Design

Avar Inc., Newport News, VA

176. Fundamental Power Coupler Using Overmoded Waveguide Technology for Superconducting Cavities

Calabazas Creek Research, Inc., San Mateo, CA

177. Magnesium Diboride Short Period Helical Undulator for the International Linear Collider Positron Source

Hyper Tech Research, Inc., Columbus, OH

178. A Novel RF Source to Drive Particle Accelerators

NumerEx, LLC, Albuquerque, NM

179. Activation Layer Stabilization of High Polarization Photocathodes in Sub‑Optimal RF Gun Environments

Saxet Surface Science, Austin, TX

180. Photoconductive Silicon Carbide Switched Kicker Modulators

Sci‑Eng Solutions, LLC, Columbia, MO

181. Ductile Nb Sheet for Superconducting RF Cavities

Shear Form, Inc., Brazos, TX

182. STTR Project: High Polarization and High Peak Current Compositionally Graded AlGaAs/GaAs Superlattice Photocathodes for RF Gun

Applications

SVT Associates, Inc, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center

183. STTR Project: High Polarization and High Robustness Antimonide Based Superlattice Photocathodes for RF Gun Applications

SVT Associates, Inc, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center

ADVANCED CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR HIGH ENERGY ACCELERATORS

184. Development of a Non‑Axisymmetric Permanent Magnet Focusing System for Elliptic Charged‑Particle Beams

Beam Power Technology, Inc., Boston, MA

185. Reduced Parasitic Lasing in Ti: Sapphire Lasers: Removing a Bottleneck to New Ways of Acceleration

Crystal Systems, Inc., Salem, MA

186. Distributed Device Database for Acclerator Control

EPIC Consulting, Baldwin, MD

187. Beam Breakup Instability in Dielectric Structures

Euclid TechLabs, LLC, Solon, OH

188. Development of a Tunable Dielectric Loaded Accelerating Structure

Euclid TechLabs, LLC, Solon, OH

189. Magnets for Muon 6D Helical Cooling Channels

Muons, Inc, Batavia, IL

190. Stopping Muon Beams

Muons, Inc, Batavia, IL

191. A 6‑D Muon Cooling System using Achromat Bends

Particle Beam Lasers, Inc., Northridge, CA

192. Optimal Model‑Based Fault Estimation and Correction for Particle Accelerators and Industrial Plants Using Combined Support Vector Machines and

First Principles Models

Pavilion Technologies, Inc., Austin, TX

193. Novel Fabrication Techniques for the Production of RF Photoinjectors

RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC, Los Angeles, CA

194. Photo Enhanced Nano‑Forest Cathode Guns

Sci‑Eng Solutions, LLC, Columbia, MO

195. Finite Element‑Based Dark Current Modeling with the Analyst Code

Simulation Technology and Applied Research, Inc., Mequon, WI

196. Designing 1‑100 GeV Laser‑Plasma Accelerators in an Optimal Lorentz Frame

197. A 30 MW, 200 MHz Inductive Output Tube for RF Accelerators

RADIO FREQUENCY ACCELERATOR TECHNOLOGY FOR HIGH ENERGY ACCELERATORS AND COLLIDERS

Calabazas Creek Research, Inc., San Mateo, CA

198. Development of a 26 GHz RF Power Extractor

Euclid TechLabs, LLC, Solon, OH

199. STTR Project: Silicon Carbide Optically Gate Solid State Power Switch

GeneSiC Semiconductor Inc, University of Illinois ‑ Chicago

200. Development of a 201 MHz 10 MW Hollow Beam Klystron

MDS Company, Oakland, CA

201. Nanocomposite Enabled High Energy Density Capacitors for Pulsed Power Applications

NEI Corporation, Somerset, NJ

202. Multi‑MW 22.8 GHz Harmonic Multiplier

Omega‑P, Inc., New Haven, CT

203. Coiled Transmission Line Modulators

Sci‑Eng Solutions, LLC, Columbia, MO

204. Polymer‑Ceramic Nanocomposites for Pulsed Power Capacitors

Sienna Technologies, Inc., Woodinville, WA

205. Simulations of Waveguide Breakdown

206. Plasma Torch Synthesis of Homogeneous C‑alloyed MgB2 for High‑Field Applications

HIGH‑FIELD SUPERCONDUCTOR AND SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNET TECHNOLOGIES FOR HIGH ENERGY PARTICLE COLLIDERS

Accelerator Technology Corporation, College Station, TX

207. Reducing the Effective Filament Diameter of Niobium‑Tin Superconductors

Alabama Cryogenic Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL

208. STTR Project: High Field Stability Exploration of Second Generation HTS

American Superconductor Corporation, Florida State University

209. High Field MgB₂ Strands for High Energy Particle Colliders

Hyper Tech Research, Inc., Columbus, OH

210. High Performance, Ti Doped Nb₃Sn Fabricated by the Internal Tin Tube Method

Supercon, Inc., Shrewsbury, MA

211. STTR Project: React‑Wind‑Sinter Technology for Bi2Sr2CaCu2Ox

Supercon, Inc, The National High Magnetic Field Laboratory

212. Flux Pinning Additions to Increase Jc Performance in BSCCO‑2212 Round Wire for Very High Field Magnets

Superconductive Components Inc. dba SCI Engineered Materials, Columbus, OH

213. Improvement of the Properties of Tubular Internal‑Tin Nb₃Sn

Supergenics I, LLC, Jefferson, MA

214. A Method of Improving non‑Cu Jc via a Low‑Cost Cu5Sn4 PIT Nb₃Sn Conductor for HEP Applications

SupraMagnetics, Inc., Plantsville, CT

215. Toward a Non‑Cu Jc (12T) of 4,000 A/mm2 with Novel Second Phase Flux Pinning in PIT Strand for HEP Applications

SupraMagnetics, Inc., Plantsville, CT

HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS DETECTORS

216. High Resolution, 15‑micron thin, Pixellated, Back‑illuminated SOI CMOS Vertex Sensor

217. Large Area, High Dynamic Range, Sold State Photomultiplier Array for Cherenkov Calorimetry

218. Accounting for Model Uncertainties Using Reliability Methods ‑ Application to Carbon Dioxide Geologic Sequestration System

ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR APPLIED SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., Oakland, CA

219. Global Optimization Model for Chemical Containment and Remediation Systems

Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., Oakland, CA

220. Coupling State‑of‑the‑Science Subsurface Simulation with Advanced User Interface and Parallel Visualization

Thunderhead Engineering Consultants, Inc., Manhattan, KS

221. Visualization of Output Data from Particle Transport Codes

Visual Editor Consultants, Richland, WA

NUMERICAL SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE

222. Alternating Direction Implicit Library for Petascale Electromagnetics

223. Application‑Based Tuning of Mathematical Kernels on Petascale Systems

Tech‑X Corporation, Boulder, CO A

224. Implementation and Evaluation of Multigrid Linear Solvers into Extended Magnetohydrodynamic Codes for Petascale Computing

225. Transport Protocol and Security Extensions to GridFTP

SCIENTIFIC VISUALIZATION AND DATA UNDERSTANDING

Acadia Optronics, LLC, Rockville, MD

226. Open Source, OpenGL Driver for the Cell BE Processor

Tungsten Graphics, Inc., Cedar Park, TX

HIGH PERFORMANCE NETWORKS

227. End‑System Control Architectures in E‑Science Networks

Acadia Optronics, LLC, Rockville, MD

228. High Performance Networks High‑Speed Network Security Systems

Reservoir Labs, Inc., New York, NY

SCALABLE SYSTEMS SOFTWARE FOR PETASCALE COMPUTER SYSTEMS

229. An FPGA Linear Algebra Library for Maximal‑Performance Petascale Supercomputing

Accelogic, LLC, Weston, FL

HIGH PERFORMANCE MIDDLEWARE

230. High‑Throughput Disk Clusters for Petascale Storage

Acadia Optronics, LLC, Rockville, MD

231. SVOPME: A Scalable Virtual Organization Privilege Management Environment

232. Discovery Tools for Science Education Content

DISCOMMUNICATION OF TEXTUAL KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES IN

DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS

David Wojick, Star Tannery, VA

233. Automated Source Discovery and Configuration

234. DOE Science Accelerator (DSA) Scalability Prototype

235. Faceted Federated Search

236. Multi‑Lingual Federated Search

237. Personal Library

238. Real‑Time Full Text Analysis

239. Related Document Discovery

240. Source Selection Optimization

241. Advanced Natural Language Processing Tools for Web Information Retrieval, Content Analysis and Synthesis

Edgewater Technology Associates, Inc., Gaithersburg, MD

242. Multi‑Faceted Clustering of Meta‑Search Results

Edgewater Technology Associates, Inc., Gaithersburg, MD

243. Relevance Ranking of Documents Using Relations and Text

Fetch Technologies, Inc., El Segundo, CA

244. Automated Data Cleansing in Data Harvesting and Data Migration

Information International Associates, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN

245. Contextual Spelling Suggestions Based on Specialized Vocabulary and Statistical Information of Historical System Usage

Information International Associates, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN

246. Use of Domain/IP Resolver in Lieu of Traditional Username/Password Authentication

Information International Associates, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN

247. STTR Project: Development of an Automated Tool for Locating, Harvesting and Storing Experimental Scientific and Technical Data

Information International Associates, Inc, University of Tennessee

248. A Scalable Multilingual Scientific MetaSearch

Teragram Corporation, Cambridge, MA

RESEARCH TO SUPPORT PROLIFERATION DETECTION

249. Improved CZT Detectors by Unique Surface Treatments and Innovative Contacts

EIC Laboratories, Inc., Norwood, MA

250. Fabrication of GRIN Glass Spher es

MO‑SCI Corporation, Rolla, MO

251. Capacitive Output Radiation Detector

Physical Optics Corporation, Torrance, CA

252. Developing CZT for Single Element Spectrometers

253. Miniature Spherical Retroreflectors Fabricated by Fluidized Bed CVD

Structured Materials Industries, Inc., Piscataway, NJ

254. Annealing as Grown Large Volume CdZnTe (10%) Single Crystals for Increased Spectral Resolution

Yinnel Tech, Inc., South Bend, IN

RESEARCH TO SUPPORT NUCLEAR EXPLOSION MONITORING

255. Feasibility Study of Intrinsically Digital Broadband Seismometer

Geotech Instruments, LLC, Dallas, TX

256. Next Generation Robust Low Noise Seismometer for Nuclear Monitoring

PMD Scientific, Inc., Bloomfield, CT

257. Development of Low‑Noise Smart Sensors for Small Explosion Monitoring

Rocky Mountain Geophysics, LLC, Los Alamos, NM

HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTING SECOND GENERATION WIRE

258. Ultra‑Fast Processing of MOD‑based YBCO Films for Low Cost 2G Conductors

American Superconductor Corporation, Westborough, MA

259. STTR Project: Low AC Loss YBCO Coated Conductor Geometry by Direct Inkjet Printing

American Superconductor Corporation, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

260. Nanocomposite Insulation for 2G Superducting Wires

Composite Technology Development, Inc., Lafayette, CO

261. High Rate Deposition of Epitaxial Films for Use in Superconducting Coated Conductors

Directed Vapor Technologies International, Charlottesville, VA

262. Novel Ultra‑Fast Techniques to Deposit Epitaxial Layers for Low Cost 2G Conductors

Metal Oxide Technologies Inc. (MetOx), Houston, TX

POWER ELECTRONICS AND ADVANCED MATERIALS FOR ENERGY STORAGE

263. High Performance Carbon Nanomaterials for Electrochemical Capacitors

ADA Technologies, Inc., Littleton, CO

264. Large Area SiC GTO Thyristor Development Widegbandgap High Voltage High Frequency Switiches

GeneSiC Semiconductor Inc., South Riding, VA

265. Nano-Engineered Carbon Electrochemical Capacitors

Giner, Inc., Newton, MA

266. One‑Cycle Controlled Reactive Power Supply Inverter (OCC‑RPSI) for Distributed Energy

One‑Cycle Control, Inc., Irvine, CA

267. An Innovative Silicon Carbide (SiC) 6‑KV, 1‑KA Gate Turn Off (GTO) Thyristorr

SemiSouth Laboratories, Inc., Starkville, MS

268. STTR Project: High Voltage Silicon Carbide Emitter Turn‑off Thyristor

Solitronics LLC, NC State University

269. Reactive Power Supply

VPT, Inc., Blacksburg, VA

MODELING AND ANALYSIS

270. Electricity System Reliability Model

PwrSolutions, Inc., Dallas, TX

CARBON CYCLE MEASUREMENTS OF THE ATMOSPHERE AND THE BIOSPHERE

271. Development of Aircraft Borne 13CH₄ Analyzer Using a Continuous Wave Quantum Cascade Infrared Laser Spectrometer

Aerodyne Research, Inc., Billerica, MA

272. A Cost‑Effective Analytical Technology for Identification and Measurement of Greenhouse Gases

Lenterra Inc., West Orange, NJ

273. Isotope Analyzer for Real‑Time Measurements in the Field

Los Gatos Research, Mountain View, CA

274. Real‑Time Multispecies Greenhouse Gas Sensor

NovaWave Technologies, Inc., Redwood City, CA

275. Isotopic Carbon Dioxide Analyzer for Atmospheric Studies

Picarro, Inc., Sunnyvale, CA

276. Methane and Carbon Dioxide Eddy‑Covariance Flux Monitor

Picarro, Inc., Sunnyvale, CA

277. High Precision CO₂ Field Sensor

Southwest Sciences, Inc., Santa Fe, NM

GENOMES‑TO‑LIFE (GTL) AND RELATED BIOTECHNOLOGIES

278. Enhancing Homologous Recombination in Plants Through the Use of Custom Endonucleases

Advanced Genome Technologies, LLC, Boone, IA

279. Anaerobic Expression of Pyruvate Dehydrogenase for Producing Biofuels in Fermentative Pathways

Gevo, Inc., Pasadena, CA

280. STTR Project: Ethanologenic/Electricigenic Consolidated Biprocessing of Cellulosic Biomass

MFC Technologies, LLC, Medical University of South Carolina

281. STTR Project: NamesforLife Semantic Resolution Services for the Life Sciences (N4L‑SRS)

NamesforLife, LLC, Michigan State University

282. Genome‑Enabled Advancement of Biomass to Biofuel Technology

SunEthanol, Inc, Amherst, MA

283. Development of Efficient Bacterial Hosts for Recombinant Membrane Protein Production

TransMembrane Biosciences, Pasadena, CA

TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUBSURFACE CHARACTERIZATION AND MONITORING

284. STTR Project: In‑situ Monitoring of the Radioactive Contaminant Tc‑99 in Groundwater Using a Reagentless Equilibrium‑based Sensor

Burge Environmental, Inc, PNNL

285. A New High‑Resolution Method for the Characterization of Heterogeneous Subsurface Environments: Providing Flow and Transport Parameters

via the Integration of MultiScale Hydro Geophysical Data

New England Research, Inc., White River Junction, VT

286. STTR Project: In‑situ Quantification and Speciation Analysis of Radionuclides via Fiberoptic Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS)

SCI‑TEC, INC, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

287. Low‑Cost Small Diameter NMR Technologies for In‑Situ Subsurface Characterization and Monitoring

Vista Clara Inc., Mukilteo, WA

ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY

288. Aerosol Mass Spectrometry via Laser‑Induced Incandescence Particle Vaporization

Aerodyne Research, Inc., Billerica, MA

289. Ultrasensitive Airborne Instrumentation for the Quantification of Aerosol Precursors

Los Gatos Research, Mountain View, CA

290. Dual Wavelength In‑Situ Cloud Lidar

Physical Optics Corporation, Torrance, CA

291. Open‑Path Optical Ammonia Monitor

Southwest Sciences, Inc., Santa Fe, NM

292. A Dual‑Wavelength In Situ Cloud Lidar with Very Large Sample Volume

SPEC Incorporated, Boulder, CO

MEDICAL SCIENCES

293. Novel Ceramic Scintillators for PET

ALEM‑RMD Joint Venture, Watertown, MA

294. High Efficiency Thermoelectric Power Source for Long Life Medical Implants

Biophan Technologies, Inc., West Henrietta, NY

295. STTR Project: Biobattery / Biogenerator for In‑Vivo Application

Connecticut Analytical Corporation, University of Colorado

296. Development of Automated Software Program for the Analysis of Parkinson's Disease Dopamine Transporter Scans

Molecular NeuroImaging, Inc., New Haven, CT

297. Segmented Germanium Detectors for High Resolution Gamma‑Ray Imaging

PHDs, Oak Ridge, TN

298. A Novel Microfluidic Detector with Position Sensitivity

299. Novel Parallax Free Sensor for Molecular Imaging

300. Development of Cu‑64 Labeled EGF for In Vivo PET Imaging of EGFR Expression

SibTech, Inc., Newington, CT

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES AND MATERIALS FOR FUSION ENERGY SYSTEMS

301. STTR Project: Advanced Technologies and Materials for Fusion Energy Systems/Superconducting Magnets and Materials

Composite Technology Development, Inc, University of Tennessee

302. STTR Project: ARRIBA: A Novel In‑Situ Plasma Surface Interaction Diagnostic

Fusion Research Technologies, LLC, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

303. Development of a Rapid Turnaround Modeling Ability for PbLi Blanket Module

HyPerComp, Inc., Westlake Village, CA

304. Low Conductivity SiC‑Based Ceramic Composites for Fusion Blanket Flow Channel Inserts

Hyper‑Therm High‑Temperature Composites, Inc., Huntington Beach, CA

305. Nano Tungsten for Diverter Plates

Materials Modification, Inc., Fairfax, VA

306. Spontaneous Brillouin Scattering Temperature/Strain Sensors for CICC Superconductors

NP Photonics, Inc., Tucson, AZ

307. A Novel Low‑Cost Nb₃Sn Strand with Distributed Tin Alloy Sources for Fusion Applications

SupraMagnetics, Inc., Plantsville, CT

FUSION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

308. STTR Project: Enhanced Collaborative Visualization for the Fusion Community

Anabas, Inc, Indiana University Community Grids Laboratory

309. The Influence of Non‑Ideal Effects on Instablility and Plasma Dynamics of Current Carrying Plasma

FAR‑TECH, Inc., San Diego, CA

310. Linear Analysis and Verification Suite for Edge Turbulence Simulations

Lodestar Research Corporation, Boulder, CO

311. Improved Controls for Fusion RF Systems

Rockfield Research Inc., Winchester, MA

312. Analysis of RF Heating of Fusion Plasmas Using the Delta‑f Particle‑In‑Cell (DFPIC) Method

313. Gyrotron Design and Evaluation Using New Particle‑in‑Cell Capability