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May 19, 2009 (Atlanta, GA) Opening of the Canadian Pavilion at BIO2009. Doug Horner, Minister of Advanced Education and Technology, brings greetings from the Alberta government to the opening of the Canada pavilion at BIO2009. He is joined at the podium by: (from left to right) Dalton McGuinty, Premier of Ontario; Jean Charest, Premier of Quebec; dignitary; dignitary; Doug Horner; dignitary; Tony Clement, Minister of Industry Canada. Later in the evening at the Alberta reception, Minister Horner announced the launch of two Alberta-based genomics projects: plant genomics (read news release) and oil metagenomics (read news release). |
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November 28, 2008 (Edmonton) New support program opens doors for high-tech innovators Innovation vouchers are now available to help Alberta's entrepreneurs develop their technology-based ideas into marketable products or services. More photos |
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October 9, 2008 (Edmonton) Multi-million dollar research agreement aims to improve water management and use in Alberta Sharing knowledge and testing innovative solutions to better manage Alberta's water resources are the foundation of a world-class research agreement between the Alberta Water Research Institute and GE Water & Process Technologies. More photos |
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June 11, 2008 (Edmonton) Technology speeds to market with $178-million action plan Increasing the number of new companies in emerging advanced technology sectors is the goal of Alberta's action plan Bringing Technology to Market. This $178-million plan highlights a range of coordinated actions - from a research and development tax credit to increased investment capital to technology-specific business supports and new technopreneurship projects. More photos |
