SLAC at night

Related Sites

  • SLAC Contract Management
    The Contract Management Office (“CM”) is a part of SLAC’s Contractor Assurance Management Group. CM is responsible for facilitating processes for the management of the DOE/Stanford University Contract, review and analysis of new or changing requirements and new rulemaking, maintaining strong relationships with the DOE SLAC Site Office, institutional input into DOE Directives and DOE Technical Standards, and SLACTrak.
  • SLACTrak
    Tracking tool to manage the DOE/Stanford University Contract for the management and operation of SLAC.
  • SLAC Technology Transfer & Strategic Partnerships
    SLAC Technology Transfer & Strategic Partnerships furthers SLAC’s mission to carry out research and develop technologies in support of national priorities. This office assists with the development of relationships with industry and other governmental agencies to better bridge the gap between scientific discoveries and their practical applications.
  • SLAC Institutional Policies
    Published SLAC institutional policies and governance documents.
  • Research Partnership and Technology Commercialization
    The Research Partnership and Technology Commercialization (“RPTC”) group focuses on identifying and managing SLAC-developed intellectual property and establishing new research and licensing relationships with the private sector.  The office works to explore potential funding opportunities from non-governmental entities, patent and commercialize SLAC technologies, and help facilitate agreements for working with the industry.
  • The Activity Review Committee Form (TARC)
    The Activity Review Committee (“TARC”) reviews and approves all activities with external entities. External entity activities are defined as any new activity between SLAC and a foreign or domestic third party. including Stanford University and the Department of Energy, that has the potential to obligate SLAC, regardless of whether or not funding into the laboratory is involved.  All laboratory employees, faculty and joint faculty who plan to engage in any third-party activities on behalf of the lab are required to read the policy and, when appropriate, use the TARC form.
  • SLAC Communications
    The communications site includes information on communications guidelines with third parties, as well as forms for different types of releases.
  • User Agreements
    A user agreement is required for all users to access the DOE national user facilities at SLAC or to participate in any experiments.

Stanford Links

  • Stanford University Counsel
    Please visit this site for all non-SLAC related legal questions.
  • Office of the Ombuds
    This office is designed to be a neutral, confidential, and informal channel for resolving conflicts within Stanford University.
  • Office of Technology Licensing
    This office manages the transfer and licensing of technologies developed at Stanford.
  • Risk Management Department
    This department manages the health and safety of members of the University community and the public from any hazards incidental to operations of the University.
  • Stanford Administrative Guide
    Stanford’s guidelines for non-research University activities that govern workplace interactions, approaches, procedures, and processes.
    • Protection of Minors
      Policies regarding the protection of the welfare and safety of all minor persons who participate in University-sponsored and SLAC events (Stanford Administrative Guide 1.8.1 https://adminguide.stanford.edu/chapter-1).

DOE Links

  • Lab Partnering Service
    Provides parties looking to advance energy innovation with connections with leading DOE national laboratory technical experts to answer questions or opportunities to build partnerships