Dr. Lawrence Schuette Director of Research March 11 th, 2015 Distribution Statement D: Distribution authorized to the Department of Defense and U.S. DoD.

Dr. Lawrence SchuetteDirector of Research

March 11th, 2015

Discovery & Invention (D&I) Briefing for ASEE ERC

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The Naval S&T Strategy

DISCOVER, DEVELOP and DELIVER decisive naval capabilities, in the near and long term,

by investing in a balanced portfolio of promising scientific research, innovative technology and talented people

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ONR is Delivering the Future Force

HVP

LaWS

AACUS

EMRG

FA-XX Propulsion Technologies

LVC Training Technologies

Amphibious Combat Vehicles

Ground-basedAir Defense

Augmented Immersive

Training

SAFFiR

FIST2FAC

Undersea Medicine

Cyber

EW

SecureComms

Naval Tactical Cloud

UUV Power& Energy

USVAutonomy

Advanced Materials

Engineering

Ohio ReplacementTechnologies

Advanced Naval Power Systems

AdvancedHi-Frequency

Comms

PersistentSurveillance

London

PragueSantiago

Singapore

Tokyo

Operational

Environments

LDUUV

Space

UUV-basedMCM

ASWEMW

BattlespaceEnvironments

TechnologyTransfer

InformationSystems Technology

Materials/Processes

Air/Surface/Undersea Warfare Sensors, Electronics, Space

Platforms; Material SolutionsDistribution Statement A: Approved for Public Release 3

ONR Organization

Office of Research

(03R)

Office of Technology

(03T)

Code 32Ocean

Battlespace Sensing

Code 34

Warfighter Performance

Code 35Naval Air Warfare

& Weapons

Code 31

C4ISR

Code 33

Sea Warfare& Weapons

NRLN84M

ONRG

ACNR AVCNR

BIZOPS

Chief of Naval Research

Exec. Director

Vice Chief ofNaval ResearchPMR -51 Comptroller

Code 30

Expeditionary Warfare

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Transition Products • Disruptive TechnologiesSBIR • Affordability Initiatives

Discovery & Invention • Education Programs SwampWorks

Research Directorate Leadership

Dr. Michelle [email protected]

Dr. Ellen [email protected]

Dr. Joan [email protected]

Tony [email protected]

Dr. Reggie [email protected]

Dr. Larry [email protected]

Director of ResearchDeputy Director of

ResearchDiscovery & Invention University Research

Initiatives

Enterprise Research ILIR/IAR

Dr. Michael [email protected]

Education & Workforce Development

HBCU/MI

Craig A. [email protected]

Global & Fleet Engagement

ONR Global OfficesONR Science Advisor Locations

Countries with ONR funded research

Singapore

Santiago

London Prague

São Paulo

Newport ONR HQ DC Norfolk LeJeuneMayport

Naples

Bahrain

San Diego

Hawaii

Tokyo YokosukaOkinawa

We execute $2B/year with the Naval S&T community in the US and 54 countries

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Naval S&T Investment Portfolio

Discovery & Invention (Basic and Applied

Science)

≈ 45%

LongLong

Focus

Time FrameNearNear

TechnologyMaturation(FNCs, etc)

≈ 30%Quick Reaction

& Other S&T≈ 8%

Leap Ahead Innovations

(Innovative Naval Prototypes)

≈ 12%1-2 years

2-4 years

4-8 years

5-20 years

NarrowNarrow

BroadBroad

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6.1: Basic Research

6.3: Advanced Tech Development

65%20%

6.2: Applied Research30%

Investment Balance

Naval Labs and Centers

University & Nonprofit

Industry

Figures cited are nominal historical averages

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30%

60%

10%

30%

25%

45%

20%

15%65%1,791 Active Grants/Contracts in D&I in FY14

Top Universities funded by ONR:Massachusetts Institute of Technology

University of California, San Diego University of Washington

Carnegie Mellon UniversityDuke University

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Finding Research Opportunities at ONR

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Who should I talk to?

http://www.onr.navy.mil/Contracts-Grants/Funding-Opportunities.aspx

Basic Research Proposal Success

$~1000~1000

~3,000~3,000

Formal Proposals

Funded Grants \ Contracts>6,000>6,000

Pre - Proposal Inquiries

NSF’s 2014 funding rate: 23% (10,981/ 48,074 NIH’s 2014 funding rate: 18.1% (9,241/51,073)

Where’s the science?

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Industry Collaborations

Web of Science Top Research Areas: ONR publications 2009-2014PHYSICS

ENGINEERING

MATERIALS SCIENCE

CHEMISTRY

COMPUTER SCIENCE

MATHEMATICS

OCEANOGRAPHY

MECHANICS

METEOROLOGY

OPTICS

ACOUSTICSTELECOMMUNI-

CATIONSMETALLURGY LANGUAGE

PATHOLOGYNEUROSCIENCES

Impact to scientific community

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Chorin, Alexandre Joel. "Numerical study

of slightly viscous flow." Journal of Fluid

Mechanics 57.04 (1973): 785-796.

786 513Ci, Lijie, et al. "Atomic layers of hybridized boron nitride and graphene domains." Nature materials 9.5 (2010): 430-435.

920Marcano, Daniela C., et al. "Improved synthesis of graphene oxide." ACS nano 4.8 (2010): 4806-4814.

622Price, Samuel C., et al. "Fluorine substituted conjugated polymer of medium band gap yields 7% efficiency in polymer− fullerene solar cells." Journal of the American Chemical Society 133.12 (2011): 4625-4631.

1853Wright, John, et al. "Robust face recognition via sparse representation." Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, IEEE Transactions on 31.2 (2009): 210-227

906Martin, John H. "Glacial interglacial CO2

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change: The iron hypothesis."

Paleoceanography 5.1 (1990): 1-13.

Discovery & InventionUniversity Research Programs

University Research Programs fund promising new research, stimulate innovation, and attract outstanding researchers to naval-relevant research projects• The Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI)

involves teams of researchers investigating high priority topics and opportunities that intersect more than one traditional technical discipline

• The Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP) supports university research infrastructure essential to high-quality naval-relevant research

• The Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists & Engineers (PECASE) recognizes and honors extraordinary achievements of young professionals at the outset of their independent research careers in S&T

• The National Security Science & Engineering Faculty Fellowship (NSSEFF) provides extensive, long-term financial support to distinguished university faculty and staff scientists and engineers to conduct unclassified, basic research on topics of interest to DoD

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• MURI• DURIP• PECASE• NSSEFF

Director of Discovery & Invention

(Dr. Joan Cleveland)

Enterprise Research Programs

Laboratory Research Programs

University Research Programs

(Dr. Ellen Livingston)

Discovery & InventionEnterprise Research Programs

Enterprise Research Programs develop scientific and fundamental knowledge, provide the basis for future Naval systems, and maintain the health of the defense scientist and engineer workforce• The Basic Research Challenge (BRC) competitively selects and funds

promising research programs in new areas not addressed by the current basic research program

• The Applied Research Challenge (ARC) stimulates new applied research projects in areas not currently addressed by the departmental core applied research programs and explores feasibility of basic research with high risk and significant potential naval payoffs

• The Young Investigator Program (YIP) supports academic science and engineering faculty who been on tenure track within the last five years and show exceptional promise for doing creative research

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Director of Discovery & Invention

University Research Programs

Enterprise Research Programs

(Dr. Reginald Williams)• BRC• ARC• YIP• Peer Review• ROPO

Laboratory Research Programs

2014 YIP recipient Dr. Laura L. Colgin, University of Texas, Austin

Discovery & InventionLaboratory Research Programs

Laboratory Research Programs provide naval laboratories the ability to invest in basic research of technical interest to meet laboratory mission elements• In-house Laboratory Independent Research (ILIR) enables

laboratories to sponsor focused, high-risk research with potential high payoffs to the Navy and Marine Corps on a discretionary basis

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• Independent Applied Research (IAR) focuses on performing innovative, promising applied research consistent with the mission of the claimant organizations and the current DON S&T strategy

Traumatic Brain Injury Modeling

Physiologic/Cognitive Response

Accelerated Life Testing Model

Metamaterials

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Director of Discovery & Invention

(Dr. Joan Cleveland)

University Research Programs

Enterprise Research Programs

Laboratory Research Programs

(Dr. Michelle Skoorka)• ILIR• IAR

Education & Workforce

16Promote and Develop STEM Workforce & Capabilities

The Education & Workforce portfolio raises awareness of naval career opportunities, attracts and nurtures the future talent pool, and fosters the continued development of the current naval science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) workforce• Develop the workforce and capabilities needed today and

in the future• Emphasize Total Force approach to workforce

development• Align DON STEM portfolio with Federal and Office of the

Secretary of Defense (OSD) directives in order to foster a highly competent and diverse DON STEM talent pipeline

Director of Education & Workforce

(Dr. Michael Simpson)

• SEAP• NREIP• Summer Faculty/

Sabbatical Leave

Laboratory Workforce Initiatives

ONR STEM Initiatives• ONR STEM• NSAP

Naval STEM Coordination Office

HBCU/MI Programs

OSD STEM Initiatives (executed by ONR)

• NDSEG• SMART• STARBASE

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