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Alabama A&M University Research InstituteD. ILA, Executive Director

AAMURI Briefing

Who We Are:

http://aamuri.aamu.edu – (256) 372-8703 2Established June 1999Established June 1999

VISION

“Independently Supported p y ppContract Institute”

Serve as a Conduit for Contracts at AAMUSupport Economic Improvement & Betterment of life in Alabamaf f

http://aamuri.aamu.edu – (256) 372-8703 32005

Our Role

1. Serve as a Conduit for Contracts at fAAMU (an HBCU)

2. Help Small Business to develop their p pCompetitive Capabilities

3. Interface between Industry, f yGovernment and University

Through M&P, SBIR/STTR, Training, g gServices, as well as providing access to State of the Art Facilities.


Who Are We?

Founded 1875Founded 18751890 LandHBCU5600 students, >1400 Grads., 4 Ph D programs4 Ph.D. programsFully accredited (SACS)


(SACS)

ORGANIZATION CHARTORGANIZATION CHART

PRESIDENTAAMU

D D ILA E ti Di tBoard of Directors

Dr. D. ILA, Executive DirectorDr. G. Herron, Associate Director

President, VP (R&D), PresidentPro Tempore of BOT, Chair of R&DSub of BOT, Exec. Dir. of AAMURI

Last Updated 2007Advisory Board

Programs & ID/IQ

FISCAL CONTRACTS SUPPORT BUSINESSDEVELOPMENT

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CONTROL(G. Herron )

(A. L. Evelyn & D. ILA)

SERVICES(J. Johnson & ILA)

DEVELOPMENT(ILA,J. Johnson,

Evelyn)

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Analytical/Materials FSO/SO

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PersonnelPayroll

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Contracts

Federal G&C

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Small Business Training and Partnership

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b) Internship c) Innovative Awards

Control

WorkshopsSTTR/SBIR/IP

Public Awareness

MANAGEMENT TEAMMANAGEMENT TEAM

Dr. D. ILA, Exec. Dir. of AAMURIDr. Gladies Herron, Assoc. Dir., Ops. ManagerDr. Leslie Evelyn, G&C Managery , gCol. James Johnson, Logistics, M&P/FSO/SO/TMMs Veena Sharma Management Assistant/NSF PAMs. Veena Sharma, Management Assistant/NSF-PA

Ms. Vannessa McGlathery, Acc. AdministratorMs. Cynthia Lankford, Administrative supportMs. Chandra Ray, Acc. PR/AP/AR


Employees

FY 08 FY 09AAMU Student Employees 28 50Faculty & Staff Employees 45 35Total 73 85


Selected Customers & Partners

• DOD • SAIC

• NASA • Boeing

EG&G• DOE

• NSF

• EG&G

• Many othersNSF

• SBA, DIA, ….

Many others

• Small Businesses


Strategic Research Areas

http://aamuri.aamu.edu – (256) 372-8703 10J8287-A-01

Who Are We?

Hydrology, Soil, Climatology & Remote SensingSensingCenter for Irradiation of MaterialsS ll B i & E i D l tSmall Business & Economic DevelopmentCenter for Environmental Research & T i iTrainingCenter of Excellence in Forestry & EcologyAdvanced Propulsion Materials Res. Ctr.AAMU Research Institute


Highlighted Expertise 1

Engineering services, Support ServicesMentor-Protégé (Support)g ( pp )Advanced technology Dev. & PrototypingMaterials research and developmentpSmall business development and trainingSBIRs and STTRs jointly with small businessesSpecialized small business training programWorld-class composite, Nano-science and Nano-Technology facilities, SensorsAdvanced Environmental and Forensic facility Hi hl C t t IT E i d S i ti t


Highly Competent IT Engineers and Scientists

Highlighted Expertise 2

1.Propulsion: Increase partnerships (NASA, DOD, Industries and (Universities). Topics: TEG, Support for NASA/Customers Mission, Carbon Base High Temperature Materials, Sensors for E t E i t P G ti d R di tiExtreme Environment, Power Generation and Radiation Effects, Carbon Composites and Metal Composite adhesion.

IER&S F i E i t l T i i d2.IER&S: Forensic, Environmental Training and Remediation, Public outreach

3 SBIR/STTR SB Training Mentor Protégé3.SBIR/STTR, SB Training, Mentor-Protégé4.Nano-Science and nano-technology 5 Services: HR IT Research Contract


5.Services: HR, IT, Research Contract

Center for Irradiation of Materials

Operates Two Tandem Particle Accelerators each 2 MV AcceleratorsNano-Science and Nanotechnology (NSF, DOE, NASA, DOD)Surface and Interface ProcessingM t i l P iMaterials ProcessingThermoelectric Mat.Ion ImplantationpMaterials AnalysisHigh Temp. Carbon

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Forensic

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http://aamuri.aamu.edu – (256) 372-8703

carbon composites. Carbon nano-tubes improve the strain to failure more than factor

10. And the rigidity by factor 3!

Operates above 5000oF, Chemically stable, Biocompatible, Almost as hard as diamond, Good electrical conductor

Controlled Fabrication of Micro-/ Nano-pores Membranes

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Perfluoroalkoxyethylene (PFA) [CF2CF2]0.99[CF2COF3]0.01

Highly Efficient Thermoelectric Materials

In House Materials Processing and Device Prototyping

Materials Reported AAMU Potential ZT/Temp

AAMU TEM (June 2009)p

ZT/Temp ZT/Tempp

SiO2Au/SiO2 0 2.52 @ 360K > 2.52

BixTe3/Sb2Te3 1.1 @ 350K 2.6 @ 350K > 2.6

SiO2 Ag/SiO2 0 0.085 @ 300K Under Investigation

Zn4Sb3 0.50 @ 300K 0.53 @ 300K Under Investigation

CeFe2Co2Sb12 0.05 @ 300K 3.07 @ 300K >3.07

SiO2/Zn4Sb3 0.28 @ 300K

Si1 xGex/Si 1.@ 300K 0.61 @ 300K >> 0.611-x x @0.6 @ 1200K

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SiO2/SiO2+Au, BixTe3/ Sb2Te3, Zn4Sb3/ CeFe2Co2Sb12, SiO2/SiO2+Ag, Zn4Sb3, ZrNiSn, Zn4Sb3,

CeFe2Co2Sb12, SiO2/SiO2+ Zn4Sb3, Si1XGeX/Si,


Bi2Te3/Sb2Te30.5 <ZT gained <3.07

300K< Operation Temp <1200K

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Concave Ni-Co mirror and a nuzzle

Sensor Development, Sensor Development, ppTesting & PrototypingTesting & Prototyping

Radioactive Litmus SensorsVolatile Gases Litmus SensorsVolume Mapping Sensor ArraysNano-Structured Based Sensor

TechnologyTechnology Innovative Sensor Development

and Manufacturing &and Manufacturing & Characterization

Additional Past Performance Indicators

NASA - Advanced Propulsion Materials (>$3M)SBA Contract to AAMURI “Conduct National Business Training Sessions” (Completed)Sessions (Completed) ARO/NIH/DOE STTR/SBIR (> 12)EG&G (NASA-Technical/Engineering Services) (Five more year)SAICSAIC (DTRA-Engineering Services)AAMURI granted access to DOD Joint Clearance Access Verification System (JCAVS)Nunn-Perry Award,(Six years consecutively)

The prestigious Nunn-Perry Awards t d h t t t diare presented each year to outstanding

Mentor-Protégé relationships across the country.


Alabama EPSCoR ProgramAlabama EPSCoR ProgramAAMU, AU, TU, UA, UAB, UAH, & USAU, U, U, U , U , U , & US

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http://epscor.aamu.edu/

NEWSAAMURI passed the annual DSS Industrial Security Program ReviewAAMURI Passed External Audit (B&F DCAA St t f AL)AAMURI Passed External Audit (B&F, DCAA, State of AL)Approval of the AAMURI’s accounting system by Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA AUDIT REPORT NO. 1201– 2007J17740001, 23 January 2007).Record Breaking STTR/SBIR/HBCU/MI/Small Business meeting at AAMU 2010gAAMURI Hosted Nanotechnology meetings, 2009-2010$15M NSF EPSCoR Award for ALEPSCoRAAMURI f l d l (N i l A d i )AAMURI, a successful model (National Academies)(AAMURI sets the requirements for large scale industrial

application of nano-fabrication Labs)


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2010 STTR/SBIR Small Business Conference

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Past Performance Indicators

Alabama EPSCoR Program - $ 4.5M/Y to $17.5M/YSBA Contract to AAMURI “Conduct National Business Training Sessions” (Completed) “Frontiers of Nano TechnologySessions” (Completed) , “Frontiers of Nano-Technology Business” ARO/NIH/DOE STTR/SBIR (> 12)EG&G (NASA T h i l/E i i S i ) (Fi )EG&G (NASA-Technical/Engineering Services) (Five more year)SAIC (DTRA-Engineering Services)AAMURI granted access to DOD Joint Clearance Access Verification System (JCAVS)Nunn-Perry Award,(Several years)

The prestigious Nunn-Perry Awards are presented each year to outstanding Mentor-Protégé relationships across the country


across the country.

Current ID/IQ Contracts

ID/IQ AGENCY PRIME CONTRACTOR

Flexible Acquisition Sustainment Tool (FAST) U.S. Air Force SAIC-Warner Robbins

Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate (NVESD) U.S. Army-CECOM SAIC-San Diego

Space Technology Applications and Requirements Support (STARS) U S Army ARINC IncSpace Technology Applications and Requirements Support (STARS) U.S. Army ARINC, Inc.

Millennia Lite: Legacy Systems Migration and New Enterprise Systems Development

U.S. General Services Administration

Madison Research Corporation

Minority Institutions Technical Support Services II (MITSS II) DoD-DISA AAMURI

STRICOM Omnibus Contract (STOC) U.S. Army-STRICOM Lockheed Martin-Orlando

Environmental Restoration at Paducah DoE/Bechtel Jacobs SAIC-Oak Ridge

Environmental Restoration at Oak Ridge DoE/Bechtel Jacobs SAIC-Oak Ridge

Defense Information Systems Network (DISN) Global Solutions (DGS) DoD-DISA SAIC-Vienna

DISA Next Generation (NEXGEN) Engineering Contract DoD-DISA SAIC-Arlington

AMCOM Express U.S. Army-AMCOM SAIC-Huntsville

MSAD Systems Development and Operations Support (SDOS) NASA-MSFC Teledyne Brown Engineering

Encore Information Technology (IT) Products and Services DoD DISA Analytical Services IncEncore Information Technology (IT) Products and Services DoD-DISA Analytical Services, Inc.

CECOM R2 U.S. Army Tamsco, Inc.

CECOM R2 U.S. Army Lear Seigler, Inc.

System Engineering Analysis and Testing Support U.S. Army-AMCOM AAMURI

Fl ibl A i iti S t i t T l (FAST) U S Ai F SAIC W R bbi


Flexible Acquisition Sustainment Tool (FAST) U.S. Air Force SAIC-Warner Robbins

Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate (NVESD) U.S. Army-CECOM SAIC-San Diego

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Alabama A&M University Research Institute (AAMURI)(AAMURI)

Cosponsors: SAIC, AL-EPSCoR, NSF, AMRDEC, Boeing, AAMURI, ….

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Nanotechnology

Workshops & Symposia

April (MRS-SFO), June (Turkey), August (HSV –p ( ), ( y), g (2), …..

A il 2011(SFO) & A 2011 (HSV 3)April 2011(SFO) & Aug 2011 (HSV - 3)POC:

Dr. Daryush ILA ([email protected] )

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