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Hosted by Federal Laboratory Consortium · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 45 episodes
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The Transfer Files: Inside the World of Federal Innovation features engaging and thought-provoking conversations about a range of topics related to federal technology transfer. Each episode reveals insights, expertise and experiences from a professional in the technology transfer ecosystem – including researchers, T2 professionals, entrepreneurs and more.
Federal Laboratory Consortium hosts The Transfer Files: Inside the World of Federal Innovation, a technology show with 45 episodes published.
Federal laboratories play a critical role in moving ideas from research into real-world use, but that work depends on more than technical expertise. It takes leadership, strong partnerships, and a clear understanding of
Turning research into something people can actually use sounds straightforward, but in the federal world, it’s anything but. It takes people who can move between science, business, and policy, people who know how to tran
Strong science doesn't automatically lead to commercial success. There's a gap between breakthrough research and real-world impact that trips up even the most promising technologies. Business development or the art of bu
Welcome back, everyone and welcome to Season 3 of the Transfer Files! We are so glad you're here, and we're kicking things off with a conversation that gets at the connective tissue of innovation, the organizations that
Happy New Year and welcome back! While the podcast is between seasons, we’re continuing to bring you brief FLC updates so you can stay connected to what’s happening now and what’s coming next across the Federal Laborator
As we reach the end of the year and settle into the holiday season it feels right to look back and reflect. This podcast has grown so much over its first two seasons. I hope that means you are enjoying these conversation
There’s something exciting happening right now in the world of federal innovation, and it feels like the momentum is building faster than ever. When research inside government labs actually finds its way into the hands o
Researchers are advancing extraordinary science inside our federal labs, but translating that expertise into language the private sector can immediately understand is its own skillset. Oak Ridge National Laboratory decid
It’s easy to assume government contracts are only for the big players. But in reality, small and mid-sized businesses are often the engine behind federal innovation. The challenge is knowing where to begin, even if it fe
Behind every chart and statistic about federal technology transfer is a story about people turning ideas into progress. Economist Michael Hall, from the Technology Partnerships Office at the National Institute of Standar
When budget deadlines roll around, most of what we hear is the news out of Washington. But if you’re in a federal lab or working with one, the effects show up in very real ways. Projects can stall, collaborations hang in
Sometimes the best conversations are worth hearing again. Today we’re revisiting a Season 1 episode recorded in April 2024 with Chris Campbell, founder and CEO of Simpli-Fi Automation, an electronic systems engineering s
Fusion energy is one of those ideas that always felt just out of reach. For decades, researchers have been chasing it. Breakthroughs are happening faster, startups are springing up, and suddenly the private sector is put
When we first launched The Transfer Files, our very first guest was someone who has shaped and lived the history of federal tech transfer, Paul Zielinski, Executive Director of the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Techn
What kind of person decides to license bleeding-edge battery technology from a national lab and try to bring it to market with no funding and no guarantees? According to Jay Fraser, you might need a little bit of crazy a
What started as a push to transfer technology from the lab to the private sector has sparked something bigger. Something my guest calls “Space Valley.” Stretching from Colorado Springs to El Paso, this unexpected corrido
Sometimes a career takes shape in unexpected ways. For Stephen Crutchfield, it began with a background in film and a job making videos for the Navy. That role introduced him to the world of federal tech transfer, an area
What would happen if federal labs started driving regional economies, not just research papers? That's exactly what today's guest, Stephen Auvil, is exploring every day at TEDCO, where he serves as Chief Federal Engageme
How do you take a spark of scientific curiosity and turn it into something people can actually use? In this episode, Phil Weilerstein pulls back the curtain on nearly thirty years of guiding student inventors, faculty ch
What happens when a seasoned bioscience leader moves to a new region and starts stitching together an entire innovation ecosystem from scratch? In this episode, we get an inside look at how Kathleen Otto-Rosenblum, CEO o
Angela Lewis
creative strategist, systems thinker, founder of Savvy Designs and Pink Elephant Solutions · Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division
1 appearance on this show
Andy Myers
author · Kansas City National Security Campus
1 appearance on this show
Bill Foster
Congressman · Illinois Congress
1 appearance on this show
Michael Hall
family medicine physician · Technology Partnerships Office at the National Institute of Standards and Technology
1 appearance on this show
Chris Campbell
Senior Associate VP of Information Strategy · Oklahoma State University Foundation
1 appearance on this show
David Zimmerman
Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
1 appearance on this show
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