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8:00 am Thursday, February 5 Emerging Technologies – National Lab Tech Transfer Room A3 Erica Briggs Los Alamos National Laboratory, MS C333 Los Alamos, New Mexico 87544 eab@lanl.gov An Introduction of Technology Transfer With the National Laboratories The Technology Transfer Session will provide a forum for representatives from the DOE national laboratories to educate the audience about technology transfer mechanisms for moving science from the national laboratories to commercial markets. Laboratory presentations will focus on state-of-the-art capabilities in the areas of analytical instrumentation, high throughput screening/proteomics and computational software that are available for licensing and/or research collaboration. The session will begin with an overview of the basic missions of each national laboratory and a general description of the science currently being done at those institutions. Each participating laboratory will also have time to briefly highlight some of the relevant technologies being developed at their facility. We will also talk about some of the technology transfer success stories at each of the national labs. The five laboratories will all have approximately 15 minutes to present this information. Following the introductions of each laboratory, we will begin a presentation of technology transfer mechanisms at DOE national laboratories. This discussion will cover different structures for licensing technologies from the laboratories, arranging for collaborative research agreements, and initiatives for the commercialization of technologies from the laboratory. We will also address intellectual property issues as pertains to the above mentioned mechanisms, as well as work funded by outside parties at the labs, and user facilities at the labs. Open Questions and Answers: The final 20 minutes of the session will be an open forum for questions from the audience. At that time, we will be able to answer questions about technologies presented during the session, as well as mechanisms for technology transfer. 8:15 am Thursday, February 5 Emerging Technologies – National Lab Tech Transfer Room A3 Steve Lake Argonne National Laboratory 9700 S. Cass Avenue Argonne, Illinois 60439 slake@anl.gov Technology Transfer at Argonne National Laboratory 136
8:30 am Thursday, February 5 Emerging Technologies – National Lab Tech Transfer Room A3 Erica Briggs Los Alamos National Laboratory, MS C333 Los Alamos, New Mexico 87544 eab@lanl.gov Technology Transfer at Los Alamos National Laboratory 8:45 am Thursday, February 5 Emerging Technologies – National Lab Tech Transfer Room A3 Pam Seidenman Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 1 Cyclotron Road MS 90R1070 Berkeley, California 94720-8125 psseidenman@lbl.gov Technology Transfer at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 137 PODIUM ABSTRACTS
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