UCalgary venture that improves protein content in plant tissues emerges as $100K winner in TENET i2c
Competition supports researchers to translate their innovative ideas into new products or services
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Competition supports researchers to translate their innovative ideas into new products or services
More than 1,500 people handed out their resumes and made important connections at a job fair seeking to attract new and experienced professionals to Calgary’s booming tech industry.
For more than five years, the TENET i2c (innovation to commercialization) program has been supporting researchers at the University of Calgary to translate their innovative ideas into new products or services.“We selected the top research-based start
Through the Alberta Technology and Innovation Strategy, Alberta’s government continues to support the development and attraction of talent, business and job-creating investment.
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