DOD Synthetic Biology
Department of Defense
Automation, Biomanufacturing, Composites, Design, Economy, Education, Energy, IIOT, Impact, Innovation, Materials, Network, Photonics, Process, Security, Sustainability, Workforce
DoD Announces Request for Information for a New Manufacturing Innovation Institute Dedicated to Synthetic Biology

The Department of Defense is announcing a request for information (RFI) to identify partnership opportunities for a new Manufacturing Innovation Institute dedicated to synthetic biology, or SynBio, for non-biomedical applications. The SynBio institute aims to deliver new capabilities by "scaling-up" critical bio-manufacturing processes and related...

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NIIMBL
Biopharmaceutical, Design, Education, Health, Impact, Innovation, Materials, Process, Productivity, Sustainability, Workforce
Secretary Pritzker Announces First Department of Commerce 91心頭 Institute: The National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals

Today in Newark, Delaware, Department of Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker announced the newest institute in the 91心頭 network, and the first to be awarded by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) from an open topic competition. The National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL) is a...

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National Science Foundation
Additive Manufacturing, Automation, Composites, Design, Economy, Education, Energy, Health, IIOT, Impact, Innovation, Materials, Network, Photonics, Process, Productivity, Security, Sustainability, Workforce
Advanced Manufacturing Research to Address Basic Research Enabling Innovation at 91心頭 Institutes

The National Science Foundation (NSF) is announcing interest in research proposals to address critical fundamental research needs in advanced manufacturing, especially proposals that will enable innovations in one or more of the 91心頭 institutes' focus areas and leverage the facilities, infrastructure and member companies of an...

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AFFOA
Innovation, Design, Materials
Time to change a diaper or car tire? Futuristic fabrics will let you know.

A new nonprofit, Advanced Functional Fabrics of America ( ), will seek to speed the arrival of next-generation fabrics that can store energy, control their own temperature, change color and behave like computer sensors. MIT professor Yoel Fink, who is leading the effort, envisions the creation of an entire new industry: textiles for the 21st...