ARPA-E Issues Two New Funding Opportunities

ARPA-E has issued two new Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOAs) for high-current wide bandgap (WBG) power semiconductor devices called "Strategies for Wide Bandgap, Inexpensive Transistors for Controlling High Efficiency Systems (SWITCHES)."

ARPA-E Issues Two New Requests for Information

ARPA-E is issuing Requests for Information (RFI) to explore community interest in two new research areas: the identification of novel approaches for light-weight automotive vehicle design and construction, and advanced clothing and textiles with enhanced thermal management capabilities.

Find Teaming Partners

ARPA-E recently issued two new Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOAs) related to wide bandgap power semiconductor devices. ARPA-E strongly encourages outstanding scientists and engineers from different organizations, scientific disciplines, and technology sectors to form new project teams in support of this opportunity.

ARPA-E University: Creating Successful Teams to Work with DOD

Deborah Jelen to discuss how start-ups and small businesses can overcome contracting challenges with the Dept. of Defense (DOD) – June 19, 1-2 p.m. ET.

ARPA-E Project Profile: Varentec

Varentec is working on dynamic power flow control to improve our ability to send power to places where it is needed most, in real time.

ARPA-E Project Profile: Boston University

Boston University is developing control technology to help grid operators switch power lines on and off to promote optimal power use.

ARPA-E Project Profile: CUNY Energy Institute

CUNY Energy Institute is working to tame dendrite formation and enhance the lifetime of fully rechargeable, zinc manganese batteries.