Successful technology commercialization efforts that have positively impacted the economy, society, or national security.
Scanning electron micrograph of Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria, which cause TB. Credit: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health
Water runoff from aging infrastructure. Photo by Eric Vance, U.S. EPA. (Photo credit: U.S. EPA)
Shelley Yak, Director, FAA Technical Center (2nd from left), Chris Brown, state senator (4th from left), Philip D. Murphy, New Jersey governor (center), Dennis Levinson, Atlantic County Executive (2nd from right), and NJ Senate President Steve Sweeney (far right) cut the ribbon to the National Aviation Research and Technology Park. Photo Courtesy of FAA
Aerostat with Flyer (left) and close-up of Flyer (right). Photo credit: Brian Gullett
Flow-through electrode capacitive desalination (FTECD) uses hierarchical porous carbon in a device where a stream passes through the electrodes, resulting in saltremoval rate improvements. In this rendering, saltwater enters the carbon aerogel electrodes (left) leaving behind sodium (green dots) and chloride (blue dots) ions. Clean water exits on the right. Photo rendering by: Kwei-Yu Chu
Visit to the NASA John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC) (from left): Christopher Copelan, NASA/SSC Technology Transfer Administrator; Kevin Pollard of C-Suite Services, LLC, in Metairie, LA; Duane Armstrong, Chief, Test Technology
Branch at NASA/SSC (holding the C-Suite-designed Floating Piston Valve); and Vic Johnson, Director, Louisiana Technology Transfer Office at SSC. Photo credit: Louisiana Technology Transfer Office
The ribbon-cutting ceremony opening the DefTech Center in Maryland. Photo courtesy of Harford County Office of Community and Economic Development
The Russian River watershed encompasses Lake Mendocino, where initial research in flood control, water supply and recreational needs was conducted under the FIRO project. Photo courtesy of NOAA.