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To: TheSlowLane who wrote (209)	7/25/1997 7:14:00 AM
From: Andy Blaher	of 675

Paul, While I can't really speak to the potential for the research I can say the SBIR program is designed to foster private sector R&D. The government goes out and asks for proposals for promising research. Companies submit hypotheses. Some of the more interesting ones are selected and Phase I contracts are awarded. These are relatively low dollar contracts. If phase I indicates the hypotheseis may in fact be correct, a Phase II grant may be issued to continue the effort or focus it in a particular direction. In any case, this is preliminary research, very unlikely to result in a product in the short term. Never the less, it keeps them working.

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