After years of steadily expanding the laboratory’s patent portfolio and working to take accelerator-based technologies beyond the laboratory, I’m thrilled to report that the Fermilab has won the best-in-class DOE Technology Transfer Working Group Award in the Single-Purpose Labs, Plants and Facilities category.
Have you been looking for a way to spruce up your office with some fetching Fermilab art? We may have what you’re looking for. The DOE Office of Technology Transitions has just published a new series of posters that capture success stories from all 17 Department of Energy national laboratories. The Fermilab poster features the lab’s role in advancing the superconducting wire industry. The original art, nostalgic in flavor, features the Tevatron and Wilson Hall.
As we usually have our heaviest demand for Letters of Support in the first quarter of each fiscal year, I thought it might be timely to offer this “how to” for obtaining a Letter of Support.
The site now has more content and is focused on user-friendly site organization, along with multiple call-to-action items.
Fermilab employees and users are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunities provided by the Polsky Center, an excellent resource for taking your invention or innovation through the next steps.
Two Fermilab scientists recently began the DOE LabCorps technology transfer program, identifying the right industrial fit for compact SRF accelerators.