Summer 2020 Webinar Series

Funding and Partnering Opportunities with the U.S. Department of Energy - Summer 2020 Webinar Series

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April 24

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Paul Dabbar / Conner Prochaska / Matt Biasiny


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April 24

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Funding and Partnering Opportunities with the U.S. Department of Energy - Summer 2020 Webinar Series

This webinar series connects early- and growth-stage companies, accelerators and incubators, and university entrepreneurial scientists and engineers to the Department of Energy’s latest program initiatives and partnering opportunities. It will provide attendees with an opportunity to hear from DOE’s senior leaders and program managers, those who are the administrators and decision-makers for current and upcoming funding and partnering opportunities.

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28
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What was originally going to be a one-day in person event has transformed into an exciting summer webinar series. This series will connect early- and growth-stage companies, accelerators and incubators, and university entrepreneurial scientists and engineers to the Department of Energy’s latest program initiatives and partnering opportunities. It will provide attendees with an opportunity to hear from DOE’s senior leaders and program managers, those who are the administrators and decision makers for current and upcoming funding opportunities.

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This webinar series is being organized and hosted by The Urban Tech Hub @ Company and the New York City Economic Development Corporation in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Technology Transitions.

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WED

APRIL 24

Kick-Off:

Funding and Partnering Opportunities with the U.S. Department of Energy

Paul Dabbar, Conner Prochaska, Matt Biasiny


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May 28

May 28

Funding and Partnering Opportunities with the U.S. Department of Energy

Paul M. Dabbar
Under Secretary for Science, DOE


Conner Prochaska
Chief Commercialization Officer, DOE 


Matt Biasiny
Manager, Chair, DOE Technology Transfer Working Group

In this session, we hear from Paul Dabbar, on the challenges and opportunities currently facing America’s scientific and technological leaders on topics such as human health, quantum networks, AI, and more. Conner Prochaska, on how startups can harness the power of the DOE’s multi-billion-dollar research enterprise to discover, build, and evaluate new products and services. And Matthew Biasiny, on partnership models and DOE technical assistance, maturation, and commercialization programs that focus on supporting business growth in the United States.

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JUN 11

JUN 11

DOE’s Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Programs


Michael Paulus

Director Technology Transfer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

 

John A. Carlisle

Director of Chain Reaction Innovations, Argonne National Laboratory

 

Dan Miller

Director of Innovative Crossroads, Oak Ridge National Laboratory


Tom Boussie

Managing Director, Cyclotron Road Activate Global, Inc.


In this session you will hear about the latest Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Programs (LEEPs) that the DOE is offering. LEEPs are two-year fellowship programs that offer the opportunity to work with researchers at U.S. national laboratories to perform early-stage research and development that supports the launch and growth of their startup companies. This webinar introduces the three DOE LEEP nodes: Chain Reaction Innovations at Argonne National Laboratory, Cyclotron Road at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and Innovation Crossroads at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

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JUN 25

JUN 25

The Lab Innovation
Networking Center

Rene Sells
Manager of Business Development, Sandia National Laboratories

Todd Pray
Chief Strategic Partnerships Officer, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

 

Aaron Tremaine
Division Director of RF Accelerator Research, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

 

Elsie Quaite Randall
Deputy Director, Innovation and
Partnerships Office


Learn about all of the resources that the Lab Innovation Networking Center (LINC) has available for you. LINC provides a front door to the four Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories in the San Francisco Bay Area, linking corporations, startups, and investors to DOE’s world-class research and unique facilities. SLAC National Accelerator, Lawrence Berkeley, Sandia, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories are part of DOE’s 17-lab complex and roughly $12-billion dollar per year research and development portfolio.

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JUL 9

JUL 9

America’s Seed Fund Powered by DOE’s SBIR/STTR Programs

Claudia Cantoni
Program Manager, Commercialization and Outcomes, U.S. Department of Energy


This webinar talks about SBIR/STTR programs. These are congressionally mandated programs that enable small businesses to explore their technological potential and provide them with the incentive to profit from the commercialization of newly developed technology. With an annual budget of $3.6 billion government-wide, these programs provide critical funds for startups to introduce innovative technologies to market while meeting agencies’ specific R&D needs. Hear about the structure of the programs, how to apply for these grants, and how to leverage the SBIR/STTR to go from proof of concept to the commercialization stage.

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JUL 23

JUL 23

See The Light: The National Synchrotron Light Source and Other Tools of Discovery

Martin Schoonen
Associate Laboratory Director, Brookhaven National Laboratory


Priscilla D. Antunez PhD
Assistant Director for Strategic Partnerships at the Center for Functional Nanomaterials, Brookhaven National Laboratory


Dennis Mills
Deputy Associate Laboratory Director for Photon Sciences, Argonne National Laboratory


Simon Bare

Senior Distinguished Scientist, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory


The webinar explores how the private sector research community can access and leverage advanced research facilities, such as synchrotron light sources and nanoscale research centers across the country, that are funded by DOE's Office of Science. These facilities are maintained and operated as shared resources for the scientific community and staffed by experts to assist users.

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AUG 6

AUG 6

Additive Manufacturing and Building the Future


Conner Prochaska
Chief Commercialization Officer, DOE


Blake Marshall

Technology Manager, DOE’s Advanced Manufacturing Office


Emma White
Associate Scientist, Ames Laboratory


Chris Spadaccini
Director of the Center for Engineered Materials and Manufacturing, LLNL


Lonnie Love
Group Leader of ORNL's Manufacturing Systems Research Group at ORNL


Andy Myers

Technology Transfer Lead, Kansas City National Security Campus



This webinar will explore how entrepreneurs, early and growth-stage startups, major companies, and universities can access and leverage advanced research facilities and capabilities at Ames Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. These facilities are maintained and operated as shared resources for the scientific community and staffed by experts to assist users. Learn about the U.S. DOE´s research and developments in partnership with industry, academia, and government agencies to advance AM toward broader commercial adoption, strengthen U.S. competitiveness.

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AUG 13

April 24

The DOE Technology Commercialization Fund

Jason Stolworthy
Director of Technology Deployment, Idaho National Laboratory  


Eric Payne

Senior Licensing Executive, National Renewable Energy Laboratory


Zack Baize

Office of Technology Transitions, DOE



This webinar focuses on how entrepreneurs and businesses can participate in DOE’s upcoming Technology Commercialization Fund call. DOE’s Office of Technology Transitions shares key information about the program as well as a practical guide and tips for how to find eligible technologies that match your area of technology interest, who to contact at the labs, and how to form a relationship with a National Laboratory to develop a TCF proposal. Lastly you can hear about specific examples of TCF projects that were successful in the past, and examples of available technologies that could be the subject of a TCF project with a private company.

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AUg 20

April 24

DOE and the Federal Laboratory Consortium: What’s In It For You?

Laurie Bagley
Head of Technology Transfer, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

 

David Lee
Technology Transfer Associate, US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center


David Pronchick
Assistant Department Head, Contracting Services Department, MIT Lincoln Laboratory


The Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer (FLC) is the formally chartered, nationwide network of over 300 federal laboratories, agencies, and research centers that fosters commercialization best practice strategies and opportunities for accelerating federal technologies from out of the lab and into the marketplace. Learn how partners outside the federal labs, agencies, and research centers can engage with the FLC for collaborative research, licensing, and entrepreneurship opportunities. 

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SEP 3

April 24

DOE’s Prize Competitions and Challenges

Jennifer Garson

Senior Advisor, Water Power Technologies Office, U.S. DOE


Cedar Blazek
Project Manager, Buildings Technology Office, U.S. DOE


Diana Bauer
Senior Technical Manager, Advanced Manufacturing Office, U.S. DOE


Sean Porse
Data, Modeling, and Analysis Lead in the Geothermal Technologies Office, U.S. DOE


Katherine Harsanyi
Program Manager, Office of Technology Transitions, U.S. DOE


This webinar will provide an overview of DOE’s prize competitions and challenges, and will highlight current opportunities from DOE’s Offices of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) and Technology Transitions (OTT). Get a general overview of prize competitions including the Water Power Technologies Office prize portfolio, the Geothermal Manufacturing Prize, the Water Security Grand Challenge, the Energy Program for Innovation Clusters Prize, and current and future competitions from the Building Technologies Office.

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SEP 10

April 24

The Laboratory Partnering Service

Robert Bectel
Senior Program Analyst, Office of Technology Transitions, U.S. Department of Energy 


This webinar focuses on how the Lab Partnering Service (LPS) contextualizes information from the multitude of scientific domains across the DOE. The LPS informs investment decisions, increases marketplace competitiveness, and enables technology transfer by connecting investors to experts, competitive technology, world-class facilities, and streamlined partnering opportunities. This webinar features how the LPS engages customers through its interface, information, and connections, and how you can turn information into actionable insights, and connect with the expertise of the National Laboratories.

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SEP 17


April 24

Getting cleantech to market: the power and impact of public-private partnerships

Rachelle Ihly
Program Director, National Renewable Energy Laboratory


The National Renewable Energy Laboratory Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center (IEC) brings economically viable cleantech innovations to market. IEC serves private and public funding partners by leveraging the capabilities at NREL and other labs, as well as by activating and connecting their network of cleantech startups, investors, and industry partners. IEC programs and initiatives are designed to address barriers and support the innovation continuum from ideation to product

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SEP 24

April 24

Funding and partnering opportunities with the U.S. Department of Energy final episode

Conner Prochaska

Chief Commercialization Officer


Robinson Hernandez

Executive Director, Urban Tech Hub @ Company


Learn how startups can harness the power of the Department of Energy’s multi-billion-dollar research enterprise to discover, build, and evaluate new products and services with Conner Prochaska, DOE Chief Commercialization Officer. He will describe the current challenges and opportunities that America’s scientific and technological leaders are facing, covering a wide range of topics like human health, quantum networks, AI, and more.

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This webinar series is being organized and hosted by The Urban Tech Hub @ Company and the New York City Economic Development Corporation in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Technology Transitions.

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