HHS Team at NIH Honored with Technology Transfer Innovation Award by Federal Laboratory Consortium

The Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer (FLC) is honoring 32 FLC Award winners (three of whom are from NIH) from 8 federal agencies for their contributions to technology transfer, which turns cutting-edge research into impactful products and services. The TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER INNOVATION AWARD recognizes the successful use of innovative or unconventional approaches, such as in-house competitions, to significantly increase the lab’s technology transfer partnerships and results. This award was given to the National Institutes of Health, Office of Technology Transfer, "New Enterprise Technology Transfer System Revolutionizes Tech Transfer at NIH"

"Technology transfer benefits our nation and improves our daily lives in many areas. Each year, our judges go through a very competitive process to select only a few to be recognized at our annual Awards Ceremony,” said Paul Zielinski, Executive Director of the FLC. “These award winners exemplify the very best in technology transfer and are deserving of this prestigious honor.”

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