Formally chartered by the Federal Technology Transfer Act of 1986 (15 U.S.C. §3710), the FLC’s mission is to promote, educate and facilitate federal technology transfer among its member labs and institutions so they can easily reach their mission goals, and impact society and the economy with new innovative technologies. Through easy-to-use, cross-agency resources, education and training, tools and services the FLC creates and provides for our nation, federal labs are better able to create public-private partnerships, navigate the commercialization process, and help companies achieve market success. 

To learn more about the technology transfer process and how the FLC can assist with facilitating the T2 process, view our "What is Technology Transfer?"​ video, here https://youtu.be/KrhpLt0-auw.

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Federal Laboratory Consortium

Linda Burger

Thomas H. Brown

Paul Zielinski

Colleen Loeffler

The Partnerships and Development Team at the Federal Laboratory Consortium focuses on building and nurturing collaborative relationships between federal laboratories and private sector partners. They are responsible for identifying potential partnership opportunities, facilitating agreements, and ensuring smooth technology transfer processes. Additionally, the team provides education and training to member labs, enhancing their ability to achieve commercialization and market success.

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