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NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR UNDERSEA VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY AN INNOVATIVE ACADEMIC, INDUSTRY, AND GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR CONTINUED U.S. UNDERSEA DOMINANCE http://niuvt.us NIUVT Origin Story Discussions with EB Senior Leadership started in August


  1. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR UNDERSEA VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY AN INNOVATIVE ACADEMIC, INDUSTRY, AND GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR CONTINUED U.S. UNDERSEA DOMINANCE http://niuvt.us

  2. NIUVT Origin Story Ø Discussions with EB Senior Leadership started in August of 2015 Need for a strong partnership aimed at addressing the needs of the § undersea domain UCONN and URI have the intellectual horsepower to help accelerate § technological advances Ø Discussions led to the development of NIUVT Three-way NDA with EB, UCONN, URI § CRADA with EB, NUWC, UCONN, URI § Memorandum of Understanding with EB, UCONN, URI § Ø Funding received in April 2019 Partnership between UCONN, URI, EB, & the Navy

  3. NIUVT Organization Ø Leadership Ø Board of Directors, Executive Director & two Co-Directors Ø Direct Staff Ø 3 dedicated administrative positions Ø Supporting Cast Ø Engineering Schools Staff, Business Engagement/Gov’t Affairs, Public Affairs, FSO, Export Control, VPRs Ø 70 + Faculty Engaged Ø Advisory Board Ø Representing 16 industry and government partners

  4. SE New England Undersea Ecosystem Ø Academia - UConn and URI Ø Industry Ø ~1400 active alumni in EB and NUWC Ø Electric Boat’s facilities in CT & RI Ø Annually 125 engineers and 75 interns to EB Ø ~600 naval supply chain companies Ø Growing Unmanned Ø Naval Institutions Ø Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Ø Naval Submarine Base in Groton, Connecticut Ø Undersea Warfighting Development Center Ø Naval Submarine Medical Research Lab Ø Naval War College

  5. SE New England Undersea Ecosystem

  6. NIUVT Assisting the Navy Ø Research and capabilities align with the intent of Congress to strengthen the collaboration between Universities, Navy Labs and the Ship Builders Ø Creating ongoing partnerships with academia, industry and government to provide a steady flow of innovative technologies and specially trained personnel that will enable continued U.S. dominance in undersea warfare Ø Strategic and targeted research focused on development of undersea vehicle technology relevant to the ship builder and the Navy enterprise Ø Training and workforce development of the next generation of engineers and researchers in undersea vehicle technology Ø Undersea vehicle technology transition into the next undersea vehicle platforms in a timely and efficient manner Accelerating Delivery of Technology to the Warfighter

  7. NIUVT Targeted Benefits Ø Improve industry and government access to university expertise, resources, and facilities Ø UCONN and URI jointly seeking Navy and DOD funding announcements & proposal opportunities to support research in the undersea domain Ø Provides local industry and government partners the ability to guide/inform critical basic/applied research at UCONN/URI funded by federal grants Ø Develop a stream of talented students familiar with undersea technologies Ø Partner with on and off campus organizations to accelerate and transition undersea relevant technology

  8. NIUVT Mission Areas NIUVT Partnership Definition Ø Participation in any NIUVT program Ø Agreements - CRADAs, MOUs, MOAs, EPAs Ø Government, Industry, FFRDCs, Academic Institutions

  9. NIUVT Research Ø Grant Funded Research Ø Inside 12 Technology Areas Ø Research teams with members from URI, UConn, Industry and Government Ø R&D and IRAD Alignment Ø Matching funds of one or more industry partners with government grants Ø Shock absorber between government and industry funding cycles Ø Fee for Service Research Ø How do we make this easier, faster and more accessible Ø Research Capability Sharing

  10. NIUVT Research Capabilities Existing Research Expertise of the Institute Subject Matter Experts Identified at UCONN and URI Cybersecurity

  11. FY18 NIUVT Projects by the Numbers Ø $3.5 M in ONR funded research Ø 11 Research Projects Ø 39 Faculty members engaged between the two schools Ø 52 Undergraduate and Graduate Students Ø 18 students are (or have accepted offers) in the defense industry Ø Over $500,000 of in-kind SME Support from Electric Boat Ø Over 12 NUWC SMEs engaged on 8 specific projects Ø Support from NUWC, UWDC, NWC, NSMRL, CGRDC Partnership between UCONN, URI, EB, & the Navy

  12. NIUVT Workforce Development Ø Recruit Ø STEM Program Ø Capstone/Senior Design Ø Expand the internship program currently run by URI for EB Ø Retain Ø Deliberately design & coordinate advanced academic degrees with industry for mid-career development Ø Just in time, on demand technical training in coordination with States and Community Colleges Ø Reinvigorate Ø NIUVT Fellowship – Developmental opportunity to rotate academics, gov, & industry personnel

  13. NIUVT Workforce Development Ø Senior Design Projects (BS Level) Ø Capstone Projects (MENG Level) Ø Advanced Research (MS & PhD Level) Ø ONR STEM Program – UConn & URI • UG concentration in Naval S&T • Naval professional development seminar • UG & GR Navy research and senior design • Navy focused K-12 outreach

  14. NIUVT Technology Transition Ø SBIR/STTR, UTIC and Other Opportunities Ø Technical Training of Workforce Ø Naval Undersea Supply Chain Consortiums

  15. NIUVT Tech Acceleration Transition & Transfer Ø Diffusion- Research for and with Industry Ø Grants, fee for service Ø Acceleration/Transition - Partner with Industry Ø SBIR/STTR Ø UTIC and other contracts Ø Acceleration/Transfer – Start Ups Ø Entrepreneurship programs Ø NSA2, 401 Techbridge, H4D, Neptune, Depscor NURP Ø Accelerators, Incubators, Venture Capital

  16. NIUVT Vision Ø Security Ø CUI/FOUO level work at universities Ø CUI/FOUO communication and file sharing between universities, industry and government partners Ø Security Clearances and secure spaces Ø Funding Ø Expanding Variety of Funding sources Ø Flow of funding between organizations Ø Research Areas and Partners Ø Dual-Use Technology

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