Technology Transfer Resources

Los Alamos National Laboratory, Technology Transfer Division
Duncan McBranch
Division Leader
Phone: 505.665.9090

The Laboratory's Technology Transfer Division helps move technologies from the Lab to the marketplace to benefit society and the U.S. economy. This is done by ensuring that Laboratory inventions receive intellectual property protection, which enables the Lab to license Los Alamos technologies to industry and start-up companies. As the Laboratory's liaison with industry, the office also manages Lab-industry research partnerships and serves as the Laboratory's resource on industry relations.

New Mexico State University, Intellectual Property & Technology Transfer Office
Maureen Camunez
Director
MSC 3IPO
Genesis Center, Building C
Box 30001
Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001
Phone: 505.646.4185
Fax: 505.646.5628
E-mail: mcamunez@nmsu.edu

The Intellectual Property & Technology Transfer Office focuses on commercialization of discoveries, corporate partnerships, and technology translation in the areas of biosciences, information sciences, natural resource sustainability, southwest and border relations, and 21st century aerospace.

New Mexico Tech, Technology Transfer Support Group
Patrick Rodriguez
Director
P.O. Box 9086
Albuquerque, NM 87119
Phone: 505.846.6377
Fax: 505.846.5034
E-mail: patrick.rodriguez@kirkland.af.mil

The Technology Transfer Support Group (TTSG) partners with the Air Force Research Laboratory - Phillips Research Site to facilitate the transfer of technology. TTSG transfers technology using several defined mechanisms. In addition, TTSG provides activities and programs to help communities relative to education outreach in New Mexico, as well as in other states where the Air Force has a presence via contracts or facilities.

Sandia National Laboratories, Partnerships
Phone: 505.284-2001
E-mail: partnerships@sandia.gov

Sandia works closely with industry, small business, universities, and government agencies to bring new technologies to the marketplace. Sandia has been transferring technology to external partners for more than three decades, especially where such agreements benefit Sandia’s primary mission for the Department of Energy.

University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Technology Transfer & Commercialization
Office of Research
MSC08 4560
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
Phone: 505.272.6950
Fax: 505.272.8738

The School of Medicine has access to resources both within and without University of New Mexico to help facilitate the technology transfer and commercialization process.