Media Releases
2008
TORONTO - Thanks to an Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) fellowship, two inventors are closer than ever to realizing their dreams. One has developed a lab extraction system that could revolutionize the billion-dollar pharmaceutical and food industries, while the other has designed a game changing control device that will significantly reduce vibration and noise pollution from helicopters and wind turbines.
THUNDER BAY - Researchers, students, and local, provincial and federal government officials will gather
at the Ontario Power Generation's (OPG) Atikokan Station today for the first annual progress review of
the Atikokan Bio-Energy Research Centre (ABRC).
TORONTO - The Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) Inc. is pleased to announce Shad Valley Calgary, a team of 40 gifted high school students, is the winner of OCE's Best Application of Theme Award, presented at last week's prestigious 11th annual RBC/Shad Valley Entrepreneurship Cup ceremony in Waterloo.
The Ontario Centres of Excellence welcomes the election at its recent Annual General Meeting of two prominent industry leaders to its Board of Directors: Dr. Jayson Myers, President, Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters and Dr. Hadi Mahabadi, Vice President and Director, Xerox Research Centre of Canada.
TORONTO - The Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) Inc. reported at yesterday's annual general meeting that it supported the launch of 38 technology companies in 2007-08, a 100 per cent increase over the previous year. OCE also announced $450 million in follow-on investments to its portfolio of 126 spin-off firms to date. Through its extensive network of outstanding partners, people, and programs, OCE played a critical role in moving innovation from the minds of researchers into the market.
Advances in materials used in LEDs are now making them a brilliant
choice for all displays, even replacing the famous neon lights of Broadway. To discover how bright the
future is for LED signage, plan to attend the LIGHTSHIFT: LED Solutions Mean Business forum in Toronto
More than 1,500 of Ontario's top scientists, investors, researchers, business leaders and entrepreneurs will exchange ideas and showcase their inventions at Discovery 08, Canada's premier innovation and commercialization conference.
The Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute (CASI) awarded its 2008 Alouette Award to a team that includes the Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) for an ingenious way of star gazing that could unlock some of the universe's biggest mysteries.
Major investment in groundbreaking clean energy technologies promises to reshape the way Ontarians use and think about energy.
The Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) is helping Ontario universities reach new heights in the field of international space exploration - as high as 56,000 kilometres.
A new online map that successfully charts Ontario's Medical and Assistive Technologies (MAT) sector has the potential to serve as an invaluable tool for Ontario companies, researchers and support organizations across this industry.
having gained credibility through positive articles in leading North American magazines, Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) is now giving the CPRGlove marketability.
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