Federal Laboratory Consortium Awards

The FLC awards are a prestigious honor in the technology transfer world, with dozens of federal laboratories submitting nominations each year. These awards have become a great source of pride for both the laboratories and their government agencies.

Los Alamos FLC National Awards

The FLC annually presents its Award for Excellence in Technology Transfer to recognize federal laboratory employees who have accomplished outstanding work in the process of transferring a technology developed by a federal laboratory to the commercial marketplace. Winners are selected by a distinguished panel of technology transfer experts from industry, state and local government, academia, and the federal laboratory system.

2008 Awards for Excellence in Technology Transfer

High Definition Laser Scanners for Surveying: James Lunsford, S. Kerry Wilson, R. Clayton Smith
Attila: John McGhee, Todd Wareing
Second-Generation High Temperature Superconducting Wire: Paul Arendt, Stephen Foltyn, Quanxi Jia

2007 Awards for Excellence in Technology Transfer

MESA: Measuring Enzyme-Substrate Affinities: Benjamin Warner

2006 Awards for Excellence in Technology Transfer

PowerFactoRE: Harry Martz, Michael Hamada

2005 Awards for Excellence in Technology Transfer

10-Gigabit Ethernet Adapter: Wu-chun Feng, Justin William Hurwitz, Matthew Baker
Green Destiny and mpiBLAST: Hardware & Software for Super Efficient Supercomputing: Wu-chun Feng, Aaron Darling, Jason Gans, Jeremy Archuleta, Michael Warren, Eric Weigle
SOLVE/RESOLVE: Automated Software for Protein Research: Thomas Terwilliger