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Monday, Dec. 2, 2024
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Innovators with technologies to detect and track satellites in low earth orbit (LEO) in contested environments may submit solutions for the Dual Horizons: U.S.-India Satellite Tracking Challenge for up to $150,000 in awards. The ‘Ask Me Anything’ Session will be held on Dec. 4, 2024. The challenge will close on Jan. 9, 2025.
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Join DIU/NSIN at the annual Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) in Orlando, Florida, at the Orange County Convention Center. This event is ideal for professionals in training, simulation, and learning technologies across industries, government, academia, and the military. Visit exhibitor booth 1161 to experience DIU prototypes, meet DIU vendors, and engage in discussions during booth office hours.
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The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), in partnership with the Japan Ministry of Defense’s Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Agency (ATLA) will launch a prize challenge on Dec. 4, 2024, in search of artificial intelligence (AI) and biotechnology, with prizes awarded to the top performers. Details of the challenge launch event in Tokyo, Japan, including the venue, schedule, and registration procedures, can be found on NSIN’s webpage.
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On Dec. 5, the 2024 DIU/NSIN Foundry cohort will showcase their final solutions to commercialize federally created technologies during a virtual pitch event. The teams will compete to win up to $50,000 in awards.
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DEFENSE INNOVATION ONRAMP HUB EVENTS |
National Defense Industrial Association Southwest Reception is for industry professionals, innovators, or stakeholders looking to expand their network and explore partnerships in Arizona. Join Defense Innovation OnRamp Hub: Arizona alongside NDIA Southwest, Arizona Commerce Authority, and Brycon for an exclusive networking event. Learn about industry trends and collaborative opportunities directly from seasoned experts.
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AiSalon Phoenix is for entrepreneurs, engineers, investors, students, and professionals passionate about AI and eager to connect with experts and innovators in the field. Join Defense Innovation OnRamp Hub: Arizona in Scottsdale, Arizona for the AiSalon Phoenix Chapter meeting. Learn from an innovative Deep-Tech CEO and an Amazon Web Services leader about advancements in AI and insights into deep-tech innovations.
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The State Science & Technology Institute 2024 Annual Conference is designed for practitioners and policymakers focused on advancing their regions through science, technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Join Defense Innovation OnRamp Hub: Arizona and expert Anthony Gillespie to learn about successful initiatives from across the U.S., explore key industry trends, and connect with peers nationwide. This engaging event includes keynote presentations, open forums, and interactive discussions to encourage attendee participation and insights.
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The Founder Series: Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) is for startups, or innovators interested in defense technology and funding opportunities. Join Defense Innovation OnRamp Hub: Arizona in Phoenix, Arizona for this luncheon to learn from DoD representatives and industry experts about the objectives, phases, and funding opportunities within DoD SBIR/STTR programs. Gain insights on transitioning R&D to market-ready defense technologies, forming strategic partnerships, and accessing additional funding resources.
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The DoD's Office of Strategic Capital (OSC) announced the release of its first Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA), which lays out criteria and application process for OSC loans. The NOFA will help companies finance equipment for 31 covered technology categories considered as critical technologies and assets for FY25.
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The Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Program, part of the DoD’s science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education initiatives, offers scholarships for undergraduate, master, and doctoral students pursuing degrees in STEM disciplines. The SMART Program covers full tuition and annual stipends between $30,000 - $46,000, summer internships, and guaranteed civilian employment with the DoD upon graduation. The applications will remain open through Dec. 5.
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Companies with DoD contracts (sub or prime) or access to non-public DoD information can take advantage of no-cost cybersecurity services from the National Security Agency (NSA). Services include protective domain name systems (DNS), attack surface management, and access to non-public, Defense Innovation Board (DIB)-specific NSA threat intelligence.
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The DoD's Cyber Mission Force (CMF) need a way to build campaigns with automated offensive actions and emulate actions of advanced persistent threat (APT) groups for ARCADE (Automated Retrainable Cyber Adversaries for Defensive Exercises). Solutions should allow training planners to control characteristics of the automated adversaries and have an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI). Interested innovators may submit solutions to DIU for the potential of Other Transaction (OT) agreements.
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The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) strengthens national security by accelerating the adoption of commercial technology in the Department of Defense and bolstering our allied and national security innovation bases. DIU partners with organizations across the DoD to rapidly prototype and field dual-use capabilities that solve operational challenges at speed and scale. With offices in Silicon Valley, Boston, Austin, Chicago and Washington, D.C., DIU is the Department’s gateway to leading technology companies across the country. |
NSIN is a component of the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), a U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) program office. We are set up to collaborate with a wide variety of innovators to include universities, researchers, students, entrepreneurs and start-ups. We create opportunities for collaboration across communities and connect those that might not traditionally work in national security. Together, we help drive national security innovation and develop technologies that directly support the individuals responsible for protecting our country. |
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