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Jul-2009

NIH SBIR Phase II award won. Guild Associates has been awarded a SBIR Phase II to further its Candida albicans research.

Jun-2009

Guild Associates is awarded USDA SBIR Phase II. The USDA has awarded Guild Associates a SBIR Phase II to further develop the promising research for detecting B. anthracis on contaminated foods. Read more about the Phase I results at: USDA Newsletter "In the Press".

Jun-2009

DTRA BAA awarded to Guild Associates. This project will further develop the cutting edge DARPA SBIR work.

Mar-2009

NIH to fund Guild Associates research. This project will generate the proof of principle results for a rapid Y. Pestis (commonly known as plague) diagnostic test kit.

Jun-2007

Guild Associates wins USDA SBIR Phase I. This project will generate the proof of principal studies for a novel 'light producing' phage that specifically detects B. anthracis (commonly known as Anthrax) on contaminated foods.

Apr-2007

Guild Associates wins Navy SBIR Phase I. This study seeks to identify approaches for automating the scullery operations onboard U.S. Department of Navy ships.

Sep-2006

DARPA Phase II SBIR award won. Continuing from Phase I, this  project will generate a Saccharomyces cerevisiae biocatalyst/biosensor that can detect and biodegrade organophosphate (OP) agents such as VX, which is the most lethal and persistent OP.

Jul-2006

NSF SBIR Phase I awarded. The goal of this project  is to develop a novel high temperature NOx abatement catalyst and catalytic process for the control of NOx, NH3, CO and non-methane-hydrocarbon emissions from natural gas fired power plants.

Nov-2005

Guild Associates wins DARPA Phase I SBIR. The goal of this project is to generate a genetically  engineered yeast biosensor that can detect and hydrolyze chemical warfare agents such as VX.

Aug-2005

Guild Associates wins NIH SBIR Phase I. The goal of Phase I is to identify Candida albicans gene biomarkers which are expressed solely during oral infection.

Jul-2004

Phase II of Air Force SBIR "SUDAMaD" won. Building on the research performed in Phase I, Guild will look to further advance and flight test the UAV-based NBC detection system.

Jul-2003

Guild Associates wins Air Force SBIR Phase I. Representing Guilds entry into the NBC detection market, the Air Force SBIR will focus on development of a UAV/MAV-based detection system for nuclear, biological or chemical agents. Guild has partnered with Theiss Aviation and Orbital Research, Inc. for the research involved.