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Category: Opportunity DoD Communities of Interest: Misc, Other Subject: Department of Energy (DOE) Laboratory Technology Transfer Awareness Day 09-10 March 2021 Due Date: 15 February 11:59 PM ET Government Organization: SOFWERX Description: Request to Attend NLT 15 February 11:59 PM ET Purpose SOFWERX, in concert with USSOCOM’s Directorate of Science and Technology (S&T) and the United States Department of Energy (DOE), will conduct an event to connect DOE Laboratories, U.S. Government (USG), and potential collaborators to facilitate licensing and further development of Laboratory technologies to Industry, to accelerate development of End User capabilities. The goal is to improve awareness and information sharing to identify future opportunities for collaboration as well as identify existing capability gaps, specifically related to Cybersecurity. Methodology USSOCOM has identified technology approaches and selected DOE Laboratory projects that showcase cybersecurity technologies under development that are available for licensing by Industry partners. These projects will be shared with event participants, along with information on USG interests in Cybersecurity and additional opportunities for technology transfer. Background DOE’s Office of Technology Transitions (OTT) seeks to connect National Laboratory-developed technologies to Industry, working with federally-affiliated accelerators, to identify, mature, and otherwise support technologies for deployment in the national security application space. Technologies in Cybersecurity being developed in the National Laboratories and available for licensing to Industry will be highlighted during this event. Why You Should Participate This event will allow connections for the following: • National Laboratories – to achieve goals of transferring technologies for national security and economic impact • Industry Partners – to employ, scale up, and produce capabilities in support of USG needs • USG Accelerators – to achieve goals of finding and ”fixing” technologies to solve national security problems • End Users – to achieve goals of fielding technologies for mission, Warfighter, and public benefit Event Timeline Phase 1 – 12 January 2021 to 15 February 2021 Request to Attend Open: Interested respondents who would like to observe the cybersecurity DOE Lab technology presentations are encouraged to request to attend per the instructions below NLT 15 February. Selected participants will receive an invitation o/a 23 February 2021. Phase 2 – 09 March 2021 to 10 March 2021 Virtual DOE Laboratory Technology Transfer Awareness Day: During the event, selected DOE Labs will brief their respective technologies. Invited Industry, Other National Labs, and Non-Traditional participants will be afforded the opportunity to observe the DOE Lab presentations, in a virtual setting, along with USSOCOM and other USG Sponsors. Phase 3 – TBD Follow-On: Interested partners may, subsequently, have an opportunity to collaborate with DOE to further develop their technology for potential later Government review and assessment. Tentative Agenda 09 March 0830–0845: Welcome Remarks 0845–0915: DOE Labs Overview 0915–0945: DOE Office of Technology Transitions Overview 0945–1015: DOE Laboratories Technology Transition Process 1015–1030: Break 1030–1045: USSOCOM Stakeholder Overview 1045–1115: End User Briefs 1115–1230: Lunch (on your own) 1230–1430: DOE Lab Presentations 1430–1445: Break 1445–1645: DOE Lab Presentations 1645: End Remarks
10 March 0830–1030: DOE Lab Presentations 1030–1045: Break 1045–1215: DOE Lab Presentations 1215–1315: Lunch (on your own) 1315–1515: DOE Lab Presentations 1515–1530: Break 1530–1730: DOE Lab Presentations 1730: End Remarks & Wrap-Up Please note: agenda is subject to change Website: https://events.sofwerx.org/transfer/ |
Department of Energy (DOE) Laboratory Technology Transfer Awareness Day 09-10 March 2021
Suspense: 15 February 2021 Description: Request to Attend NLT 15 February 11:59 PM ET SOFWERX, in concert with USSOCOM’s Directorate of Science and Technology (S&T) and the United States Department of Energy (DOE), will conduct an event to connect DOE Laboratories, U.S. Government (USG), and potential collaborators to facilitate licensing and further development of Laboratory technologies to Industry, to accelerate development of End User capabilities. The goal is to improve awareness and information sharing to identify future opportunities for collaboration as well as identify existing capability gaps, specifically related to Cybersecurity.