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DOE SBIR/STTR “Phase 0” Proposal Preparation Tutorial

Dawnbreaker(R) is a Rochester-area commercialization-assistance business with a national reach. Dawnbreaker is known for the many programs it has developed that assist small businesses in navigating the Federal SBIR/STTR program. The Department of Energy contracted Dawnbreaker to develop …

New NSF program: Enhancing Access to the Radio Spectrum (EARS), Addressing Future Challenges

The National Science Foundation’s Directorates for Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE), Engineering (ENG), and Mathematical and Physical Sciences (MPS) are coordinating efforts to identify bold new concepts with the potential to contribute towards …

Back in the Saddle

DIEHL RGS has my full attention once again. I’ve been slowly ramping up since October, and I expect to be fully operational by January. Thanks to everyone who helped get me back on the horse.

Designing a Better Boss

I’m hoping to start blogging here again, now that I’ve mostly settled into my academic job. In the mean time, here is a cross-post for an article that I just wrote for the Optical Society …

Free SBIR Workshop at High Tech Rochester

Sorry for the short notice, but next Tuesday morning, June 12, I will be presenting and participating in a free SBIR Workshop hosted by High Tech Rochester. Full details, including registration information, is available here. …

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Jan 16

DOE SBIR/STTR “Phase 0” Proposal Preparation Tutorial

By ddiehl in Proposal Writing Advice, Writing Advice

Dawnbreaker(R) is a Rochester-area commercialization-assistance business with a national reach. Dawnbreaker is known for the many programs it has developed that assist small businesses in navigating the Federal SBIR/STTR program. The Department of Energy contracted Dawnbreaker to develop a “Phase 0” tutorial website for crafting successful Phase I SBIR/STTR proposals.The site features a thorough step-by-step process that applies to any proposal-writing process.

Source: Phase 0 Learning Management System | DOE SBIR/STTR Phase I Proposal Preparation

Feb 09

New NSF program: Enhancing Access to the Radio Spectrum (EARS), Addressing Future Challenges

By ddiehl in Funding Opportunity, NSF

The National Science Foundation’s Directorates for Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE), Engineering (ENG), and Mathematical and Physical Sciences (MPS) are coordinating efforts to identify bold new concepts with the potential to contribute towards significant improvements in

efficiency of radio spectrum utilization, protection of passive sensing services, and enabling traditionally underserved Americans to benefit from current and future wireless-enabled goods and services. 

The solicitation seeks effective collaborations in areas where interdisciplinary research is presently uncommon. The budget for EARS is $10M over 3 years, with 6–8 expected recipients. Applicants are limited to Universities/Colleges and to non-profit, non-academic organizations (e.g. museums, professional societies, etc.)

Proposals must address one of the four “Grand Challenges” identified during the 2015 EARS Workshop (final report here.) The formal solicitation is below. The solicitation includes Program Officer contact information and examples of topics that would be responsive.

Enhancing Access to the Radio Spectrum (EARS) (nsf16537) | NSF – National Science Foundation.

Dec 11

Back in the Saddle

By ddiehl in Inspiration, Shameless Self-Aggrandizement

DIEHL RGS has my full attention once again. I’ve been slowly ramping up since October, and I expect to be fully operational by January.

Thanks to everyone who helped get me back on the horse.

Mar 24

Designing a Better Boss

By ddiehl in Inspiration

I’m hoping to start blogging here again, now that I’ve mostly settled into my academic job. In the mean time, here is a cross-post for an article that I just wrote for the Optical Society of America’s “Bright Futures” blog, entitled “Designing a Better Boss: Applying a Consultant’s Mindset to an Academic Job.”

Jun 08

Free SBIR Workshop at High Tech Rochester

By ddiehl in Proposal Writing Advice, SBIR, Small Business Advice, Writing Advice

Sorry for the short notice, but next Tuesday morning, June 12, I will be presenting and participating in a free SBIR Workshop hosted by High Tech Rochester. Full details, including registration information, is available here.

For my part I will be giving a highly-condensed presentation on how to craft compelling proposals entitled “45 Minutes to Impact.” I’ll also probably be on the panel of SBIR winners to talk about my particular experience funding my own research through DoD funds.

(I survived the first semester of teaching and have a backlog of posts… much more soon!!!)

Feb 23

Why I’ve been so quiet…

By ddiehl in STEM Education, Uncategorized

After a great deal of consideration, I’ve accepted the role of Coordinator for the Optical Systems Technology program at Monroe Community College (MCC) here in Rochester, NY. Rochester is an “optics” town to its DNA. It’s easy to point to the obvious players (i.e. Kodak, Xerox, and Bausch and Lomb), but optics is also critical to the University of Rochester (home of both The Institute of Optics and the Laboratory for Laser Energetics), the Rochester Institute of Technology, and hundreds of mid-size and small regional businesses. Last year I echoed the alarm that the optics industry is starved for talent, particularly skilled technicians. Accepting the role at MCC has allowed me to do something to directly address that problem. It is an honor to have been handed the reins of a program with a history that extends nearly four decades. It’s also a daunting responsibility. I have the advantage of the full support of the college administration and regional businesses, but even so, it requires more than 60 hours each week to prepare for the four different courses I teach while simultaneously working with the college, local businesses, and high schools to build an educational “pipeline” that attracts students, elevates their skills, and transitions them to careers.

Needless to say, DIEHL RGS is not accepting clients right now. Currently I’m directing people to my colleague Lory Hedges who, like me, is a grant-writer with an engineering background. I’m happy to introduce people to her, or direct people to other resources.

The good news is that I have summers off, and I’m hoping to do one or two proposal projects during those months. (If you want to be one of those projects, best to speak up now…

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