ATT1-HR001124S0010-ESS-Template.pptx

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This document provides details on a federal grant opportunity from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency for the BioLogical Undersea Energy program. The BLUE program seeks to develop power supplies that can capture and convert microscopic forms of marine biomass and other substances into electrical power for use by ocean-deployed sensor systems. These power supplies are intended to self-refuel and operate fully submerged without servicing, delivering battery-level power for longer than comparable battery packs. Funded projects will work to enable high-capability, long-endurance ocean sensor systems. Eligible applicants include educational institutions, nonprofits, and commercial firms conducting basic, applied, or advanced scientific research. The associated federal grant program is the Research and Technology Development program administered by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, with a focus on supporting dual-use research and technologies with military applications.

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Name of the team/proposal title Program Objectives Vision Problem Statement How is it done today, and what are the limits of current practice?

What will the team do? Articulate your objectives using no jargon.

Describe clearly what the team is trying to achieve and the qualitative and quantitative difference the results will make if successful (i.e., key innovations.)

Impact What is the impact of the team’s success? Include both qualitative and quantitative metrics and milestones. Include a list of potential applications enabled by this technology.

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