The National Institute of Standards and Technology Boulder Labs is hosting a Technology Showcase on Sept. 13 in the Building 1 Auditorium to show off select technologies, discuss how interested companies can make use of those technologies, illustrate the process for licensing or sharing those technologies and providing brief lab tours.
While NIST does not patent a lot of its novel and groundbreaking technologies, they do share that knowledge with businesses. Providing a framework to share their technologies, as well as explain the process of gaining access to their work, is the primary purpose of this Showcase.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011 (subject to change)
8:00 a.m. | Receive Visitor Badges at Visitor Center (Allow 15 minutes) Continental Breakfast in Foyer |
9:00 | Welcome and NIST Overview Kent Rochford, Acting NIST Boulder Labs Director |
9:20 | NIST Technology Partnership Opportunities Paul Zielinski, NIST Director of Technology Partnerships Office |
9:40 | Chip-scale atomic clocks and magnetometers John Kitching, NIST Time and Frequency Division |
10:00 | Magnetic particles for Biosciences Research John Moreland, NIST Electromagnetics Division |
10:20 | Research cryostats: precision, pulse-tube coolers for infrared spectroscopy and alpha particle detection Joel Ullom, NIST Quantum Electrical Metrology Division |
10:40 | Laser spectroscopy methods for trace impurity analysis in electronic specialty gases Mark Raynor, Matheson Advanced Technology Center R&D Director |
11:00 | Review of Agenda and Tour Logistics Jim Burrus, NIST Public Affairs |
11:05 | Posters |
12:15 p.m. | Lunch |
1:30 | NIST Boulder Lab Tours (destinations tentative) 1 - Chip Scale Magnetometer |
3:30 | END |
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