Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: the Purpose of This Grant Is to Develop a Novel Class of Optical Probes to Be Used in the Fields of Nanospectroscopy and Nanoscopy.activities to Be Performed: Develop, Validate and Commercialize a Novel Class of Opticalprobes. Expected Outcomes: the Technology Can Be Used in Medical Research, Diagnostics, and Treatment and Prevention of Diseases.intended Beneficiaries: This Technology Aims to Benefit Industries Such as Nanoscale Imaging and Measurement, Hard Drive Manufacturing, Biotechnology, and 3D Printing. Subrecipient Activities: the Subrecipients Plans to Perform Semiconductor Research, Computer Modeling, and Testing of Optical Probes.
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