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Y-12 honors its inventors with Technology Transfer awards

Posted at 10:39 pm May 22, 2016
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Y-12 Honors Inventors

Y-12 National Security Complex recently recognized 29 inventors at its annual Tech Transfer award ceremony. The group was awarded 13 patents and submitted more than 30 invention disclosures in the past year. (Photo courtesy Y-12)

 

Twenty-nine inventors at the Y‑12 National Security Complex were recognized for their technology and innovative accomplishments during the recent 12th annual Technology Transfer Awards Ceremony. The site has a long history of producing technologies initially used at Y-12 and later transferred to the private sector.

Thirteen patents were awarded in Fiscal Year 2015 in areas ranging from a wireless sensor for detecting chemical compounds to an apparatus for safeguarding a radiological source, a press release said.

The inventors also were recognized for bringing forward new ideas in the form of invention disclosures that could one day lead to future patents. These employees were acknowledged for both their creativity and innovative ideas in support of the technology development and transfer mission. The new inventions developed by the honorees will be used to further Y-12’s mission work and will be made available to license to benefit the public through Y-12’s Technology Transfer program, the press release said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, National Nuclear Security Administration, Top Stories, U.S. Department of Energy, Y-12 National Security Complex Tagged With: Alan Moore, Alex Moses, Ashley Stowe, Brad Lyon, Brandon Pehrson, CNS, Consolidated Nuclear Security, David Cecala, David Mee, Ed Ripley, inventions, Jacob Miller, Jeff Parrott, Jonathan Morrell, Justin Holland, Kevin Shay, Lee Bzorgi, Louis Powell, Mark Eisenhauer, Michael Lovelady, Nathaniel Henry, Neville Howell (retired), Norm Smyrl, Pantex Plant, patents, Patrick Thomas II, Paul DeMint, Peter Angelo, Q. Grindstaff, Rodney Smith, Roland Seals, Russell Hallman, Shannon Roddy, Technology Transfer Awards Ceremony, Vincent Lamberti, Y-12 National Security Complex

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