Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer

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  1. How Federal Labs Can Help Solve Technical ProblemsA difficult engineering or research problem may have a solution somewhere inside the federal laboratory system. Government researchers work across fields such…
  2. Spotlight on the Mid-Atlantic region’s federal lab innovationsThe Mid-Atlantic region is one of the most concentrated federal research corridors in the United States. From Maryland and Virginia to Pennsylvania, New…
  3. Overcoming Common Challenges In Federal Technology TransferFederal research produces discoveries with significant commercial potential, from advanced materials and medical devices to cybersecurity tools and energy…
  4. Federal Lab Technologies for Environmental Monitoring and RemediationEnvironmental protection increasingly depends on better information. Communities, utilities, manufacturers, and public agencies need to detect contaminants…
  5. From Federal Laboratories to Real-World AutomationRobotics and automation research is advancing across the federal laboratory system, where engineers are addressing problems that extend well beyond factory…
  6. Why Market Research Comes Before Licensing Lab TechnologyFederal laboratories generate discoveries with significant scientific and public value, from advanced materials and diagnostic tools to cybersecurity systems,…
  7. Finding Marketable Technologies In The Federal Lab PortfolioFederal laboratories produce advances in areas ranging from advanced materials and cybersecurity to medical devices, energy systems, manufacturing, and…
  8. Federal lab technologies for defense and security applicationsFederal research laboratories develop capabilities that address some of the hardest problems in national security: detecting threats, protecting networks,…
  9. Advanced materials for additive manufacturing from federal labsAdditive manufacturing has moved beyond prototyping into production of aerospace components, medical devices, energy systems, tooling, and specialized…
  10. Moving Federal Laboratory Innovations Into International MarketsA federal laboratory technology can offer a foreign company a valuable path to new products, manufacturing methods, software, materials, or scientific…