
South Carolina
In 2016, South Carolina-based federal agencies and laboratories received a federal R&D investment of $460 million. They leveraged that investment via their technology transfer efforts to address societal needs, promote economic development and growth, and enhance U.S. competitiveness. From defense to life sciences to energy to agriculture, South Carolina-based federal agencies and labs are meeting the technology transfer mission envisioned by Congress.
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AGENCY | TOTAL |
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All agencies | 460,869 |
Department of Agriculture | 24,757 |
Department of Commerce | 22,911 |
Department of Defense | 116,516 |
Department of Energy | 48,279 |
Department of Health and Human Services | 180,592 |
Department of Homeland Security | 6,232 |
Department of the Interior | 8,831 |
Department of Transportation | 1,132 |
Environmental Protection Agency | 828 |
National Aeronautics and Space Administration | 2,020 |
National Science Foundation | 48,771 |
Source: NSF Science and Engineering Profiles



Aiken County Technology Laboratory (ACTL)
Savannah River Site Aiken SC 29808

ALPES: Aerosol-to-Liquid Particle Extraction System


Analytical Laboratories
Savannah River Site Aiken SC 29808

Atomic force microscope with combined FTIR-Raman spectroscopy having a micro thermal analyzer

BaroBall: Control Valve with Volume Flow Measurement

Biomass and Coal into Liquid Fuel with CO2 Capture: New Single-step hydrolysis process co-converts coal and any biomass to liquid fuel


BioTiger: (Biological Enhancement of Hydrocarbon Extraction)
