DARPA is seeking innovative proposals for the Smash program to develop materials processing technologies for scalable element separation, aiming to enhance domestic resource independence. The program focuses on parallel processing to improve process yield across multiple elements, maximize energy utilization, and ensure industrial scalability. Research must pursue revolutionary advances, not evolutionary improvements. No budget amounts, performance location, or non-bid timelines are specified in the description.

DARPA is seeking innovative proposals for the Smash program, which aims to develop new materials processing technologies for efficient and scalable separation of elements across the periodic table to support domestic resource independence. The program specifically focuses on creating parallel processing technologies to improve yield, maximize energy efficiency, and ensure industrial scalability. Proposed research must enable revolutionary advances, not evolutionary improvements to existing practices. An associated Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) guide is under final review and will be posted later.

DARPA is seeking innovative proposals for the Smash program, which aims to develop new materials processing technologies for efficient and scalable separation of elements across the periodic table to support domestic resource independence. The program specifically focuses on creating parallel processing technologies to improve yield, maximize energy efficiency, and ensure industrial scalability. Proposed research must enable revolutionary advances, not evolutionary improvements to existing practices. An associated Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) guide is under final review and will be posted later.

DARPA is seeking innovative proposals for the Smash program, which aims to develop new materials processing technologies for efficient and scalable separation of elements across the periodic table to support domestic resource independence. The program specifically focuses on creating parallel processing technologies to improve process yields, maximize energy efficiency, and ensure industrial scalability. Proposed research must pursue revolutionary advances, not incremental improvements to existing methods.

DARPA is seeking innovative proposals for the Smash program, which aims to develop new materials processing technologies for efficient and scalable separation of elements to support domestic resource independence. The program focuses on parallel processing to improve yield, maximize energy efficiency, and ensure industrial scalability. Proposals must pursue revolutionary advances, not incremental improvements. The performance location is not specified. A Controlled Unclassified Information guide related to the program is under final review and will be posted later.

DARPA is seeking innovative proposals for the Smash program, which aims to develop new materials processing technologies for efficient and scalable separation of elements to support domestic resource independence. The program focuses on parallel processing to improve yield, maximize energy efficiency, and ensure industrial scalability. Proposals must pursue revolutionary advances, not incremental improvements. The performance location is not specified. A Controlled Unclassified Information guide related to the program is under final review and will be posted later.