Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)

Small business innovation research (SBIR) is a U.S. government program in which federal agencies with large research and development (R&D) budgets set aside a small fraction of their funding for competitions among small businesses only. Small businesses that win awards in these programs retain the rights to any technology developed and are encouraged to commercialize the technology.

Each year (typically in September), the Department of Energy (DOE) issues a funding opportunity solicitation inviting small businesses to apply for SBIR grants. For more specific information, see the DOE Office of Science SBIR/STTR website.

2019 TES/SBR Joint Investigators Meeting: SBIR Abstract PDFs

Last Name	First Name	Poster Title	Institution
Burge	Scott	Long-Term, Real-Time Monitoring of Water and Sediments using Microbial Sensors	Burge Environmental, Inc.
Chaudhary	Aashish	From Data to Models and Analytics: An Integrated Scientific Computing Platform to Accelerate Environmental Research	Kitware, Inc.
Ghosh	Ruby	Transient Anoxic Micro-zone Development in an Alpine Stream	OptiO2, LLC
Ghosh	Ruby	Probing Biogeochemical Processes in Coastal Ecosystems with High- Resolution/Long-term Dissolved Oxygen Measurements	OptiO2, LLC
Nuzzio	Donald	New Analytical Tools for in-situ Research of Biogeochemicals and Trace Metals	Analytical Instrument Systems, Inc.
Versteeg	Roelof	Cloud Based Cyber Infrastructure to Enable Process Understanding	Subsurface Insights