LWI Seeks Proposals for

    2009-2010 for Phase 0

    SBIR/STTR funding:

    Access LWI's "Phase 0"  

    proposal procedure by

    visiting the following link:

    LWI 2009-2010 Phase 0 RFP

 

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    LWI's 2009 Request for

    Proposals-Collaborative

    Research Program (closed   

    as of April 3, 2009):

    2009 RFP

    Frequently Asked

    Questions About the

    Current 2009

    Collaborative Research

    RFP:

    2009 FAQs     

    Guide to Preparing a

    Successful FY 2009

    Collaborative Research

    White Paper:

    2009 white paper guide

   

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    LWI Seeks

    Applications       

    for Phase 0 SBIR/STTR

    Funding:

    Access LWI's "Phase 0"  

    application procedure by

    visiting the following link:

    2008-2009 Phase 0 

 

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    LWI Announces 2008    

    Collaborative Research

    Projects:

    See the list of 2008

    projects     

    funded by LWI at the  

    following link:

    2008 Projects

 

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    Recent Events:

    A "Disaster Preparedness and   

    Response Workshop for the        

    Private Sector", co-sponsored  

    by LWI, was recently held at   

    FLW. Click here to review the

    results

     

  

   

 
 

Welcome

The Leonard Wood Institute (LWI) assists with training-related research, technology transfer, and business development initiatives that are valuable to the U.S. Army's Maneuver Support Center (MANSCEN) and Fort Leonard Wood.  Specifically, LWI seeks ways to support the Army's Training Transformation Initiative, which is designed to ensure that soldiers are fully and adequately trained and equipped. 

LWI is dedicated to helping the Army identify and utilize the capabilities of reseachers, from both public and private organizations, to perform training-related research and development and to provide services related to current and future Army programs that support the Army's Transformation into the fighting force of the future.

Through its efforts, LWI focuses on supporting Fort Leonard Wood's unique training missions. In particular, LWI finds and assists businesses, universities and other organizations that improve training performance in the areas of:

  • Protection;
  • Engineering;
  • Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Defense;
  • Mines, Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and Unexploded Ordnance;
  • Non-Lethal Weapons;
  • Complex and Dynamic Threat Environments

LWI's support of training missions at Fort Leonard Wood and MANSCEN are governed by a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).  The MOU defines how the Army, LWI and its partners cooperate in research, experimentation, technology exploration, product development, and instructional support. LWI is a collaborative research organization composed of universities, local businesses, and not-for-profit research institutions that was formed to support Fort Leonard Wood through the development and transfer of new technologies. 

Both LWI and Fort Leonard Wood were named for Major General Leonard Wood (1860-1927), an aggressive and energetic soldier who was instrumental in transforming the U.S. Army into a modern fighting force.  Read General Wood's biography and learn why General Wood's life and accomplishments inspire the work of LWI.

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