DARPA Programs
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How the brain stores and processes information remains a mystery, despite incredible discoveries and advancements in the field of neuroscience over the last century. The field of neuroscience has operated under the overarching idea that the brain processes information in a digital fashion based on firing rate of neurons.
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Foundation models (FMs) have transformed AI capabilities in many domains by virtue of their large architectures, internet-scale datasets, and unique customization techniques (“fine tuning”).
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In a world of increasingly complicated and interdependent systems, analysts and decision-makers spend more and more time curating the knowledge that informs their models and decisions.
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Performers will develop field-portable, low size, weight, and power (SWaP) technology for non-destructive viral identification.
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The goal of Multi-factor Continuous Authentication for Wearable Defense Equipment (MCAWDE) topic is to develop and demonstrate novel, continuous, multi-factor authentication solutions for small weight and power devices. | SBIR
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The objective of the Language Models for Veteran Suicide Prevention (LM4VSP) SBIR topic is to develop a conversational artificial intelligence (AI) clinical co-pilot, based on Language Models, to augment the ability of mental health care professionals to care for and interact with patients at risk of suicide.
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The goal of eX Virentia (eXVi) is to use existing unmodified vegetation as a sensor to identify activities of DoD interest by utilizing natural plant responses to man-made chemical exposures.
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The Simulating Microbial Systems (SMS) program seeks to create computational simulations that accurately predict the behavior of bacteria in various contexts.
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This program aims to demonstrate that underwater 3DCP is possible. Program objectives include developing methodologies and chemistries for in situ manufacturing of concrete structures underwater in support of various Department of Defense (DOD) use cases, including coastal infrastructure reinforcement and bridge repair.
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This program aims to break the munitions production paradigm by developing the tools and processing methods required to safely turn readily available materials into reliable energetics.