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DTRA seeks STTR proposals for an AI/ML methodology and prototype to non-destructively verify integrated circuits for hardware Trojans, with questions opening 2026-12-02 and responses due 2027-01-06.
Why it’s here: A DoD SBIR for AI/ML-driven hardware Trojan detection and microelectronics supply chain assurance falls under cybersecurity policy and supply-chain security tied to federal defense systems, though it is not explicitly space, energy, quantum, robotics, or biotech.
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SBIRDTRA11d agoDTRA seeks STTR proposals for an AI/ML methodology and prototype to non-destructively verify integrated circuits for hardware Trojans, with questions opening 2026-12-02 and responses due 2027-01-06.Closes in 52 daysDoW STTR 2027 BAACyberDefenseLifecycle3 linked
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