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Thursday, 12/04/2008 7:52:41 PM

Thursday, December 04, 2008 7:52:41 PM

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http://www.okcbusiness.com/article.asp?aID=4281338.1547465.598364.7319697.5954538.657&aID2=46019

12/4/2008

The Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology announced today it has approved 10 of 33 applications for more than $2 million in funding from the Oklahoma Applied Research Support program.

The OCAST governing board approved the 10 successful applicants after considering recommendations from the peer review team made up of scientists and experts chosen from around the nation.

OCAST officials said peer review is the internationally accepted method for evaluating research and development projects vying for public funds. The peer review team considers the likelihood for commercialization and quality science as criteria.

Michael Carolina, executive director of OCAST, described approval of the 10 projects as “another important step in Oklahoma’s patient long-term investment in technology-based economic development.

“We want to help Oklahoma researchers to develop wealth and job-producing technologies for our state’s future,” Carolina said in a statement.

The research will be conducted for the next three years. Eight other projects were favorably qualified by the peer review process but were victims of budget limits.

The applied research award winners include the following:


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... Optics and Photonics

Tulsa – Hakki Refai with 3D Icon Corporation of Tulsa, will research and develop the optical and electronic subsystems required to obtain optimal performance in a static three-dimensional volumetric display. The result will enhance computer and data visualization to improve human-computer interfaces. The outcome will be a working 3D projector prototype suitable for development into a final product. Award: $299,932 for two years.
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