DoD Problem: Technologies are needed that can correctly categorize or identify chemical/biological (CB) agents in multiple states of matter (aerosol, vapor, liquid) and in various areas (surface or air).
DoD Problem: Soldiers operating for prolonged periods in uncontrolled environments can face microbial threats, hazardous radiation, hygiene issues and limited supplies of electricity for powering equipment.
DoD Problem: The protection of the Warfighter requires the development of advanced personal protective equipment (such as masks), novel air filtration and purification technologies, and associated enabling materials/research.
DoD Problem: DoD needs novel detection and identification methods of chemical and biological (CB) sensing must advance fundamental understanding of materials, devices, and technologies capable of correctly categorizing and identifying CB agents.
DoD Problem: The protection of the Warfighter requires the development of advanced personal protective equipment (such as masks), novel air filtration and purification technologies, and associated enabling materials/research.
DoD Problem: The protection of the Warfighter requires the development of advanced personal protective equipment (such as masks), novel air filtration and purification technologies, and associated enabling materials/research.