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| Monitoring from aerial platforms:NASA awarded three SBIR Phase I contracts to Southwest Sciences for the development of tunable diode laser gas spectrometers suitable for use on aerial platforms. more... |
| Farm gases: Funded by the USDA, Southwest Sciences is conducting proof-of-concept tests for a compact optical sensor for H2S and CH4. These gases are emitted by animal manure systems.more... |
| Nitrous oxide: Southwest Sciences teams with Princeton University scientists to develop a new open-path eddy covariance technique for measuring this potent greenhouse gas. more... |
| Filaments of light: Southwest Sciences and the University of New Mexico are partnering to investigate the use of light filaments for the detection of uranium compounds. more... |
| Diamonds as sensors: Southwest Sciences and the University of Illinois are partnering to investigate the use of NV-doped diamonds to sense electric and magnetic fields. Successful development will aid in the neutron electric dipole moment experiment.more... |
| Groundwater monitoring:DOE has selected Southwest Sciences to develop an analyzer to measure pollutants in groundwater. (March 2013)more... |
| Climate Science: Southwest Sciences has received three SBIR Phase I research grants from the Department of Energy for development of technologies important to climate research. (February 2013) more... |
| Breath Diagnostics: Southwest Sciences and Avisa Pharma sign a license agreement for development of diode laser-based instruments for the detection of lung infections. (January 2013) |
