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Centres of Excellence

Centre of Excellence for Communications and Information Technology

Invests to foster innovation in communications and IT.

Centre of Excellence for Earth and Environmental
Technologies

Centre of Excellence for Earth and Environmental Technologies

Invests to drive commercially viable outcomes contributing to clean air, water, land, and smart infrastructures.

Centre of Excellence for Energy

Invests to foster innovation in energy markets, systems and technologies.

Centre of Excellence for Materials and Manufacturing

Invests in research partnerships that increase competitiveness and productivity.

Centre of Excellence for Photonics

Supports the creation of new photonics knowledge and technology.

Centre of Excellence for Commercialization of Research

The initial focus of the Centre will be on commercializing new technology discoveries related to the environment, natural resources and energy; health and related life sciences; and digital media.

Investment Accelerator Fund

Providing eligible technology-based start-ups with up to $500K in seed investment. More...

HousAll's temporary shelters originally sent to Haiti for testing as classrooms give earthquake survivors a temporary home.

Ottawa's HousAll Systems Corporation – an OCE-supported start-up that specializes in long-term temporary structures for commercial, residential, military and emergency applications is sending thousands of its structures to Haiti to assist with the relocation of earthquake survivors.

Last year, as part of OCE's Connections program that connects students with industry to address a technology problem, four Algonquin College Mechanical Engineering Technology students joined HousAll to help design a new larger structure model.

Industry / Academic Events and Programs

WORLDiscoveries Research Showcase February 5, 2010, London, ON

Executing Social Media February 9-10, 2009, Toronto, ON

IP Osgoode and Hennick Centre for Business and Law 2010 Conference February 11, 2010, Toronto, ON

Living plants, Liveable Communities: Exploring Sustainable Horticulture for the 21st Century February 17-19, 2010, Burlington, ON

2010 TBI Gala "A Celebration of Success" February 23, 2010, Toronto, ON


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February 1, 2010, Hamilton: Mac, Bombardier link to save lives on rail tracks January 23, 2010, Ottawa, ON: Martin Horne thinks iPeak Networks could play a breakthrough role in Internet video January 20, 2010, Toronto, ON: The Little Nano that Could

Optomem and OCE breathe new life into air quality analysis Hand-held gas sensor detects multiple airborne contaminants

OCE fuels BDR Technologies' drive for cleaner biodiesel New processing technology produces better fuel at lower cost Young scientists volunteer to motivate and inspire Ontario's youth

Ottawa start-up turns waste heat into cool business ThermalFrost's new technology uses waste heat to generate refrigeration

Helping students look beyond the lab coat. Young scientists volunteer to motivate and inspire Ontario's youth

Rubbing plastic in the wound helps healing. Revolutionary dressing "kick-starts" the healing of chronic wounds.

Ontario student develops intelligent mobility software. OCE scholarship leads to research collaboration between Europe and Ontario.

Quantum develops groundbreaking dental care device. Early cavity detection system could dramatically reduce the need to drill and fill.

Cast ConneX and OCE create a life-saving connection. Earthquake resistant castings could reshape building industry.

Spongelab and OCE create a different "cellular" experience. New interactive video game gets students excited about plant biology.

OCE sparks interest in REGEN’s energy saving technology. Ontario's largest industrial facilities could slash their peak demand charge by up to 30%.

COLLABORATIVE COMMERCIALIZATION PROJECTS IN HYDROGEN GENERATION
Please note OCE's call for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) in transformative energy innovations closed at 12:00pm on January 7, 2010. For more information about the Centre of Excellence for Energy or future EOI calls, please contact us at energy@oce-ontario.org.

Thank you for your interest in this opportunity.

Centre of Excellence for Commercialiation of Research

Our goal is to generate economic benefits for Ontario and Canada through the successful commercialization of technologies originating in universities, colleges and research hospitals.

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