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Opportuni)es for Collabora)ve R&D with Small and Medium- Sized Enterprises Billyde Brown, Ph.D. Research Associate II, GTMI (404)- 385-1935 billyde.brown@gatech.edu GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 1 Business Development Goals as Research Associate Create strong partnerships with industry, academia, and government stakeholders Ø Key focus on entrepreneurs, start- ups, and small businesses (< 500 employees) involved in high- tech R&D Ø Key focus on SBIR/STTR collaborauons Facilitate collaborauons with partners/sponsors on funded R&D programs in Advanced Manufacturing Ø Federal or state funded grants/contracts Ø Corporate sponsorship GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 2 1

GT Research Numbers Awards* 3% 3% 1% 2% Federal Government 8% Industrial 12% Colleges & Universities Miscellaneous 71% State & Local Governments *FY 2013 GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 3 GT Research Numbers Awards* Federal Government Industrial Colleges & Universities 22% Miscellaneous State & Local Governments 12% Foreign Govt. Owned-Contractor Operated Facilities GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 4 2

Opportuni?es for SMEs GA Economic Development and GT Enterprise Innova;on Ins;tute Ø Examples: GaCOI, GaMEP, ATDC, MBDA Ø Lumense Chem/Bio Sensor Example SBIR/STTR Ø What is SBIR/STTR? Ø MoUvaUon for SBIR/STTR in GA Ø DOE Phase 0 Program Ø SBIR/STTR and Manufacturing Ø Upcoming SBIR/STTR IniUaUves Local GA SMEs Small $ Investment Required GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 5 Lumense GTMI Joint R&D Program Aerosol- Jet Prin;ng for Rapid Manufacturing of Polymer Recogni;on Layers in a Real- Time Chemical and Biological Sensor PlaLorm PI: Dr. Billyde Brown, Research Associate II, GTMI, (404)- 385-1935 billyde.brown@gatech.edu Co- PI: Dr. Chuck Zhang, Professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering, GT, chun.zhang@gatech.edu GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 6 3

$ 1/3 Lumense GTMI Joint R&D Program Aerosol- Jet Prin;ng for Rapid Manufacturing of Polymer Recogni;on Layers in a Real- Time Chemical and Biological Sensor PlaLorm PI: Dr. Billyde Brown, Research Associate II, GTMI, (404)- 385-1935 billyde.brown@gatech.edu Co- PI: Dr. Chuck Zhang, Professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering, GT, chun.zhang@gatech.edu GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 7 $ 1/3 $ 1/3 Lumense GTMI Joint R&D Program Aerosol- Jet Prin;ng for Rapid Manufacturing of Polymer Recogni;on Layers in a Real- Time Chemical and Biological Sensor PlaLorm PI: Dr. Billyde Brown, Research Associate II, GTMI, (404)- 385-1935 billyde.brown@gatech.edu Co- PI: Dr. Chuck Zhang, Professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering, GT, chun.zhang@gatech.edu GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 8 4

$ 1/3 $ 1/3 $ 1/3 Lumense GTMI Joint R&D Program Aerosol- Jet Prin;ng for Rapid Manufacturing of Polymer Recogni;on Layers in a Real- Time Chemical and Biological Sensor PlaLorm PI: Dr. Billyde Brown, Research Associate II, GTMI, (404)- 385-1935 billyde.brown@gatech.edu Co- PI: Dr. Chuck Zhang, Professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering, GT, chun.zhang@gatech.edu GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 9 Expected Outcomes 1. Increased producuon rates and sales of sensors due to automauon Ø Ability to supply rapid and widespread demand from poultry growers across GA, and the Southeast 2. Reduced labor and product costs 3. Improved product quality, reliability, and reproducibility from device- to- device Overall Shared Goal: Help GA enterprises improve their effecuveness, create jobs, and posiuvely impact the economy Lumense LE100 Ammonia Sensor Poultry Grow Out House GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 10 5

Opportuni?es for SMEs GA Economic Development and GT Enterprise InnovaUon InsUtute Ø Examples: GaCOI, GaMEP, ATDC, MBDA Ø Lumense Chem/Bio Sensor Example SBIR/STTR Ø What is SBIR/STTR? Ø MoUvaUon for SBIR/STTR in GA Ø DOE Phase 0 Program Ø SBIR/STTR and Manufacturing Ø Upcoming SBIR/STTR RFPs Local GA SMEs Small $ Investment Required SMEs in the U.S. No $ Investment Required GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 11 What is SBIR? Small Business InnovaUon Research Program Applicants for grants/contracts are small (< 500 employees) for- profit businesses PI s primary employment must be with the small business (>50% of Ume) Proposing firm must perform at least 2/3rds of the R&D work in Phase I and at least 1/2 in Phase II ObjecUve SUmulate high- tech innovauon and new product commercializauon using federal funds GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 12 6

What is STTR? Small Business Technology Transfer Program Applicants are small businesses in partnership with a Research InsUtuUon (University) Proposing firm must perform at least 40% of the work and the collaboraung research insutuuon performing no less than 30% ObjecUve to encourage technology transfer through cooperauve research between small business concerns AND research insutuuons GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 13 Phases SBIR STTR Phase I Proof of Concept/Feasibility Phase II R&D toward prototype / scale- up Phase III CommercializaUon 6-9 months up to $150,000* 2 years up to $1,500,000* 12 months up to $225,000* 2 years up to $1,500,000* Phase IB Phase IIB No use of SBIR/STTR funds permiqed during Phase III but many agencies will match (1:1) funding by external investors * Each agency has their own specific funding caps GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 14 7

Which agencies par?cipate? Currently there are Eleven: 1. Environmental ProtecUon Agency (EPA) 2. Na;onal Aeronau;cs and Space Administra;on (NASA) 3. Na;onal Ins;tutes of Health (NIH) 4. Na;onal Science Founda;on (NSF) 5. U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) 6. Department of TransportaUon (DOT) 7. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) 8. Department of Commerce (DOC) 9. Department of Defense (DOD) 10. Department of EducaUon (DOEd) 11. Department of Energy (DOE) SBIR only Both SBIR & STTR GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 15 Mo?va?on: GA SBIR Awards Average SBIR program award dollars per $1 million of gross state product: 2001 03 Total number of awards and award dollars Source: SBA, 2012 GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 16 8

DOE Phase 0 Applicant Eligibility Women or minority owned small businesses that work with advanced technologies, located anywhere in the US and its territories OR Small, advanced technology firms located in the following 23 states and 2 territories: AK, DC, GA, HI, IA, ID, IN, KS, LA, ME, MN, MS, MT, NC, ND, NE, NY, OK, PA, PR, RI, SC, SD, WA, WI AND Has NOT received a DOE SBIR/STTR award within the past 3 years or received duplicative technical assistance from DOE in the past 24 months for the same idea. GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 17 DOE Phase 0 Services LOI Submission Assistance Phase I Proposal Prep, Review, Submission Assistance Small Business Development Training & Mentoring Communication & Market Research Assistance Technology Advice & Consultation Intellectual Property Consultation Indirect Rate & Cost Proposal Assistance GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 18 9

Research Partnerships Companies, especially smaller companies, might not have all the experuse, capabiliues, faciliues, and equipment necessary to carry out the proposed research. Research partnerships with GTMI and other GT enuues can help fill the gap. GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 19 Manufacturing Mandate Execu;ve Order 13329: Encouraging Innova;on in Manufacturing Agencies must give high priority to SBIR projects that are focused on manufacturing related R&D, in a manner consistent with the missions of the agencies and the purpose of the SBIR program. ParUcipaUng agencies must report annually to the SBA Administrator and the Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy on its efforts to carry out ExecuUve Order 13329. GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 20 10

Upcoming Manufacturing Topics E X A M P 1. DOC-NIST (SBIR) 9.01 Advanced Manufacturing due May 15 a) Category Theoretic Tools to Support Manufacturing Information Integration b) Computer Aided Standards Development (CASD) A Software Tool to Automate the Standards Development Process c) High Throughput Manufacturing Methods for Engineered MRI Contrast Agents d) Laser Power Meter for Manufacturing Applications e) Optical Microscopy as Applied to Fabrication of Atomic Scale Devices f) Predictive Modeling Tools for Metal Based Additive Manufacturing 2. NSF (SBIR/STTR) Advanced Manufacturing (M) due June 16/18 a) Personalized Manufacturing b) Maker Manufacturing c) Additive Manufacturing d) Manufacturing for Emerging Markets e) Modeling & Simulation f) Sustainable Manufacturing Technology g) Manufacturing Processes h) Rare Earths and Critical Materials Processing Technology i) Transportation Technologies j) Manufacturing Technologies Involving Chemical Transformations k) Machines and Equipment GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 21 Ques?ons? Billyde Brown, Ph.D. Research Associate II, GTMI (404)- 385-1935 billyde.brown@gatech.edu GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 22 11

SBIRs Alignment with GTMI Strategy GTMI Strategic ImperaUves key to fulfilling our Vision 1. Engage partnerships 2. Leverage GT knowledge and research 3. Accelerate deployment SBIR/STTR 1. Enables partnerships with startups or small companies with limited revenue stream 2. Topics are interdisciplinary. Best approach requires crosscutng teams of GT subcontractors (e.g. GTRI, Acad. Depts., and other IRIs) to aide companies. 3. Goal to increase commercializauon. Knowledge in manufacturing is key to boosung TRL/MRL and crossing the valley of death toward commercializauon or deployment. GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 23 Project Objec?ves 1. Successfully deposit 4 disunct polymer- based inks or coaungs onto waveguide sense channels 2. Control printed line quality and geometry 3. Demonstrate a rapid, scalable, and repeatable coaung manufacturing process GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 24 12

Enabling Technology GTMI s Printed/Flexible Electronics Workshop March 19, 2015 25 13