DARPA ERIS (Expedited Research Implementation Series)
Backs research teams and institutions for DARPA ERIS in defense innovation, biotechnology, and medical technology.
DARPA's Expedited Research Implementation Series (ERIS), solicitation number DARPA-PS-25-05, is a long-running open call accepting technology submissions continuously through 31 December 2031. Administered in partnership with the Applied Research Institute (ARI), ERIS is positioned as DARPA's most accessible entry point โ it accepts 7-minute video pitches in lieu of full technical proposals, with โฆ
Novel technology solutions addressing defense of humans, bioeconomy, and health and performance optimization, submitted as seven-minute videos to monthly DARPA ERIS collection windows through December 2031.
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