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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is offering a technology transfer licensing opportunity for a diagnostic kit that detects SP22, a sperm membrane protein correlated with male fertility, based on patented technology (U.S. Patent 8,497,135). EPA seeks expressions of interest and will consider license agreements (exclusive or non-exclusive) to commercialize, manufacture, and market the technology; EPA does not provide funding through these license agreements. Interested parties should submit a license application to EPAs Federal Technology Transfer Act (FTTA) team and may reference EPAs FTTA web pages for application templates and instructions.
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Developed a handheld digital microscope to fill the critical microscopy needs of human space exploration by providing flight crews in situ hematological diagnostic and tracking ability to assess and monitor crew health in the absence of gravity. Although currently in use aboard the international space station (iss) to work in conjunction with nasa s handheld slide staining system, the microscope may have numerous applications here on earth. The microscope is entirely self-contained, and includes optics, illumination, high-resolution imaging hardware, wireless enabled single board computer with scalable power and memory, and rechargeable battery.
Posted Date
Aug 27, 2025
Due Date
Jul 17, 2026
Release: Aug 27, 2025
Close: Jul 17, 2026
Developed a handheld digital microscope to fill the critical microscopy needs of human space exploration by providing flight crews in situ hematological diagnostic and tracking ability to assess and monitor crew health in the absence of gravity. Although currently in use aboard the international space station (iss) to work in conjunction with nasa s handheld slide staining system, the microscope may have numerous applications here on earth. The microscope is entirely self-contained, and includes optics, illumination, high-resolution imaging hardware, wireless enabled single board computer with scalable power and memory, and rechargeable battery.
AvailableNASA’s Technology Transfer Program is soliciting expressions of interest from companies to obtain license rights to commercialize, manufacture, and market the Multi-Link Spherical Joint (MSC-TOPS-109). The technology enables up to six linearly actuated links to rotate about a common center, allowing for deployable, variable geometry truss systems with space and terrestrial applications; NASA provides no funding with these licenses. Responses are for licensing interest only (no follow-on procurement expected) and license rights may be exclusive or nonexclusive.
Posted Date
Aug 27, 2025
Due Date
Jul 17, 2026
Release: Aug 27, 2025
Close: Jul 17, 2026
NASA’s Technology Transfer Program is soliciting expressions of interest from companies to obtain license rights to commercialize, manufacture, and market the Multi-Link Spherical Joint (MSC-TOPS-109). The technology enables up to six linearly actuated links to rotate about a common center, allowing for deployable, variable geometry truss systems with space and terrestrial applications; NASA provides no funding with these licenses. Responses are for licensing interest only (no follow-on procurement expected) and license rights may be exclusive or nonexclusive.
Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Department of Energy issued a technology licensing Special Notice for a Hydrogen Contamination Detector that enables real-time, in-line monitoring of hydrogen fuel purity to protect fuel-cell systems. The notice describes an electrochemical detector that operates with dry, high-pressure hydrogen and highlights TRL 6 and patent information. The opportunity is a Special Notice for technology licensing with a response deadline of February 12, 2026.
Posted Date
Jan 22, 2026
Due Date
Feb 13, 2026
Release: Jan 22, 2026
Close: Feb 13, 2026
Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Department of Energy issued a technology licensing Special Notice for a Hydrogen Contamination Detector that enables real-time, in-line monitoring of hydrogen fuel purity to protect fuel-cell systems. The notice describes an electrochemical detector that operates with dry, high-pressure hydrogen and highlights TRL 6 and patent information. The opportunity is a Special Notice for technology licensing with a response deadline of February 12, 2026.
Provide an environment that is neither too dry nor too wet. Ponds was developed to improve water and nutrient delivery for plants grown on the international space station (iss). The technology uses an innovative wicking material to passively link a water/nutrient reservoir to a growth cylinder where seeds are germinated and plants are produced. Ponds addresses limitations with existing iss plant-production technology by providing consistent delivery of water/nutrients, improving oxygen transfer to plants, and allowing users to determine how much water is being applied.
Posted Date
Sep 8, 2025
Due Date
Jul 17, 2026
Release: Sep 8, 2025
Close: Jul 17, 2026
Provide an environment that is neither too dry nor too wet. Ponds was developed to improve water and nutrient delivery for plants grown on the international space station (iss). The technology uses an innovative wicking material to passively link a water/nutrient reservoir to a growth cylinder where seeds are germinated and plants are produced. Ponds addresses limitations with existing iss plant-production technology by providing consistent delivery of water/nutrients, improving oxygen transfer to plants, and allowing users to determine how much water is being applied.
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