Science & Technology
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Federal Technology Transfer Act Success Stories
Read about success stories of the Federal Technology Transfer Act (FTTA) that resulted in valuable technologies for the marketplace.
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EPA Laboratories that Collaborate with Non-Federal Partners through the Federal Technology Transfer Act Program
EPA labs as defined by the FTTA, for use by external partners. Listed are also specific laboratories and research centers, under specific research programs.
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Microwave Drying Apparatus for the Minimization of Drinking Water Plant Residuals
Microwave Drying invention to treat waste streams from a water treatment plant which contain plant residue, and irradiation of plant residuals and streams.
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Protecting Intellectual Property at the EPA Fact Sheet
Federal Technology Transfer Act (FTTA) Intellectual Property fact sheet. Includes forms of IP including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.
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U.S. EPA Federal Technology Transfer Program Fact Sheet
Federal Technology Transfer Act (FTTA) fact sheet that lists information related to CRADAs, including who can participate and the benefits of participation.
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EPA Technology Available for Licensing: Biological Filter for Oxidizing Ammonia in Drinking Water
Treatment system for drinking water that combines aeration and biological filtration to oxidize excessive levels of ammonia in drinking water.
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EPA Technology Available for Licensing: Viral-Based Real-Time Quantitative PCR Test for Human Fecal Contamination
EPA and University of Pittsburgh developed quantitative PCR-based assays that detect a common virus – Cross-Assembly phage (CrAssphage) – in the human gut.
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Collaborating with EPA through the Federal Technology Transfer Act
With Federal Technology Transfer Act (FTTA), EPA collaborates with external parties on research projects, and shares research materials, which results in IP.
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EPA Patent Information
Patent information, highlighted patents, with links to women patent holders within EPA, EPA's patent catalog, and technology available for licensing.
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Non-Disclosure Agreement - Information to EPA (PDF Fillable)
Fillable Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) used when a party shares information to EPA. Ensures confidential information shared by either party is not disclosed.
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Kristen Brenner
Dr. Kris Brenner was among the first to develop simultaneous testing and enumeration of E. coli and total coliforms in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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Is Any MOVES Training Available?
See More Frequent Questions about MOVES and Related Models. Information about MOVES training is available at MOVES Training page. Our MOVES courses are designed to be self-taught in periods when no classes are scheduled. The MOVES Hands-On Training Course (available at MOVES Training page) provides detailed instruction on using MOVES…
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2019 LEPC Awardees
Detailed information about each award recipient
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RE-Powering Success Stories: Green Manufacturing
These success stories discuss sites on formerly contaminated lands, landfills, and mine sites that are manufacturing components for renewable energy, either solar panels, wind turbines, or other components.
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2017 National Emissions Inventory (NEI) Data
2017 National Emissions Inventory
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RE-Powering Success Stories: Brownfields Redevelopment
This success story highlights a former brownfield site that integrates renewable energy with an overall reuse plan and support of other uses.
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Water Quality Standards Regulations: Southern Ute Indian Tribe
Information about water quality standards for the Southern Ute Indian Tribe.
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What Are Probability Surveys?
The National Aquatic Resource Surveys (NARS) use probability-survey designs to assess the condition of the nation’s waters. In probability surveys (also known as sample-surveys or statistical surveys), sampling sites are selected randomly.
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National Lakes Assessment 2017 Infographics
National Lakes Assessment 2012 Iinfographics
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Ex Ante Costs vs. Ex Post Costs of the Large Municipal Waste Combustor Rule
This is a working paper titled "Ex Ante Costs vs. Ex Post Costs of the Large Municipal Waste Combustor Rule"