Licensable Technologies
Los Alamos National Laboratory's licensable technologies can be searched by keyword or topic.
We endeavor to keep the database up to date, but we cannot guarantee that a technology will be
available for licensing at the time you make an inquiry.
Laser Induced Breakdown Spectrometer - Core Scanner (LIBS-CS)
QOALA: Quantitative Object- and spatial Arrangement-Level Analysis
Boosted Thermal-Neutron Passive Self-Interrogation for Nuclear Materials
Flow Cytometry: Rapid Haplotyping by Multicolor Single Molecule Detection
Production Of Selenium-72 And Arsenic-72
Hot Technologies
Bacterial Packaging Cell Line for Phagemid Vectors
Electrically Switchable Terahertz Metamaterials
Electrodes for Solid State Gas Sensor
Gold and silver nanocluster synthesis utilizing dendrimer, peptides, and other biomolecules
Nanophosphor composite scintillators comprising a polymer matrix
Descriptions of Los Alamos technologies for
which a U.S. patent has been issued can be accessed through the Laboratory's
Research Library
or through the U.S. Patent and Trademark
Office database.
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