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Miguel Amante

Toronto scientist shaking up field of infectious disease - Toronto Star - September 27,... - 0 views

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    Raymond Hui, a principal investigator with the University of Toronto's Structural Genomics Consortium, has transformed himself from a robotics engineer to a genetic engineer and now searches for cures for some of the world's most devastating diseases.
Cathy Bogaart

Ambit Bio Raises $15M | Xconomy - October 2010 - 0 views

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    Ambit is headquartered in San Diego but they also have a lab tenanted at MaRS. And they've just raised $15 million! Congrats!
Assunta Krehl

Premier McGuinty chosen as fDI personality of the year - FDI - 0 views

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    McGunity appointed to Minister of the Ministry of Research and Innovation. McGuinty states that "MaRS is already considered a leading example internationally of innovation."
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    McGunity appointed to Minister of the Ministry of Research and Innovation. McGuinty states that "MaRS is already considered a leading example internationally of innovation." Aug/Sept 2006
Assunta Krehl

Commercialization Gap - BioBEAT - 0 views

  • Groups like MaRS and OCE exist to offer funding and managerial guidance to help entrepreneurs take their great con- cept to market. Our role at MaRS is to help innovators bridge this commercialization gap. We provide advisory services, market intelligence and seed funding in conjunc-
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  • Veronika Litinski is the Director of MaRS Venture Group. For assistance in drafting this article, thanks to Kevin Downing, Asso- ciate with MaRS Venture Group
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    The Commercialization Gap is the transition from basic knowledge and a commercialization product. The issue the commercialization gap is explored.
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    The Commercialization Gap is the transition from basic knowledge and a commercialization product. The issue the commercialization gap is explored. Feb 1, 2007
Assunta Krehl

Canadian Incubation Center Brings Five Cleantech Startups To Boston Forum - CleanTechBrief - 0 views

  • MaRS, a Toronto-based, not-for-profit incubation center, is leading a delegation of five cleantech ventures at this week’s Cleantech Forum XXIII in Boston. The companies – all clients of MaRS advisory services – will showcase their products for the cleantech CEOs, investors, scientists and policy makers attending the east coast forum. “While cleantech is a relatively new sector for MaRS advisory services, it is fast catching up with our other core strengths in information technologies and life sciences,” said Tom Rand, a cleantech entrepreneur, author and investor who leads MaRS’ cleantech practice. “MaRS is establishing itself as a major deal-flow engine in the cleantech sector, with an emphasis on early-stage companies.”
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  • Vicicog
  • MaRS Discovery District is a large scale, mission-driven innovation center focused on building Canada’s next generation of technology companies.
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    MaRS is leading a delegation of five cleantech ventures at this week's (Sept 8 o 10) Cleantech Forum XXIII in Boston. The presenting companies from MaRS are: Alternative Fuels (deriving energy from waste), Nimtech (eco-friendly chemical process control), Real Tech (organic water testing), Skymeter (pay-as-you-drive GPS metering) and Vicicog (efficient wind turbine transmission systems). Sept 11, 2009
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    MaRS is leading a delegation of five cleantech ventures at this week's (Sept 8 o 10) Cleantech Forum XXIII in Boston. The presenting companies from MaRS are: Alternative Fuels (deriving energy from waste), Nimtech (eco-friendly chemical process control), Real Tech (organic water testing), Skymeter (pay-as-you-drive GPS metering) and Vicicog (efficient wind turbine transmission systems). Sept 11, 2009
Assunta Krehl

Aggregate Therapeutics to play a key role in commercializing stem cell discoveries - 0 views

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    Biotechnologies au Canada: l'exemple de l'Ontario in Industrie Pharmaceutique, May 22, 2009 mentions that MaRS Discovery District is an Innovation Centre and mentions how it helps entrepreneurs to commercialize their research.
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    Cluster Growth Through Collaboration article in Ciencia Conocimiento Tecnologia, March 20, 2009 mentions about the MaRS story, MaRS' mission and programs and resources offered to entrepreneurs.
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    Cluster Growth Through Collaboration article in Ciencia Conocimiento Tecnologia, March 20, 2009 mentions about the MaRS story, MaRS' mission and programs and resources offered to entrepreneurs.
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    Cluster Growth Through Collaboration article in Ciencia Conocimiento Tecnologia, March 20, 2009 mentions about the MaRS story, MaRS' mission and programs and resources offered to entrepreneurs.
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    From Mars to MaRS - Taking engineering innovation to the world from Globe and Mail Supplement. Article features MaRS and Krista Jones states "MaRS helps emerging start-up and entrepreneurial companies commercialize promising innovations." Jones states that "40% of MaRS Clients are engineering-based companies."
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    Sowing the Seeds, Toronto Board of Trade member magazine, Dec 1, 2007. Skymeter Corp is working on a GPS technology for toll collection, parking management, and pay-as-you-drive insurance. The article talks about how entrepreneurs go about raising capital.
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    As stated in Burrill Canadian Biotech News, "MaRS Discovery Distruict and Canadian Stem Cell Network have entered into a partnership agreement to pursue long-term publc oro private financing for the translational development activities currently being undertaken by Aggregate Therapeutics."
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    As stated in Burrill Canadian Biotech News, "MaRS Discovery District and Canadian Stem Cell Network have entered into a partnership agreement to pursue long-term public or private financing for the translational development activities currently being undertaken by Aggregate Therapeutics."
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    As stated in Burrill Canadian Biotech News, "MaRS Discovery District and Canadian Stem Cell Network have entered into a partnership agreement to pursue long-term public or private financing for the translational development activities currently being undertaken by Aggregate Therapeutics."
Cathy Bogaart

100 Online Tools for Non-Profits - 0 views

  • 100 different applications to help you out with a variety of tasks from project tracking and collaboration to donor and membership management, and from building your non-profit website to tracking its effectiveness.
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      Don't forget: * Writely (Google Docs) * Adobe Buzzword * Octopz (now sold, however, but a MaRS Client with amazing collaboration software for videos/graphics) * SpringNote - my fave
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      Missing: * Blogger * TypePad * Moveable Type * Blojsom/Blosxom, etc. * See www.cmsmatrix.org for a more fullsome CMS listing
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      Missing: * Vertical Response * Emma
  • Meetup (www.meetup.com) Meetup.com network makes it easy for anyone to organize a local group or find one already meeting up face-to-face. Free for individuals to create an account, join a group, or attend events. Organizers choose from three pricing plans, starting at $12/month for 12 months (a single $72 charge).
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      Pricing: 6 months for only $12/month Save 37% Billed in one payment of $72.00 3 months for only $15/month Save 21% Billed in one payment of $45.00 1 month for only $19/month
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    Note that the above are all free!
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    Looking for software appropriate for your non-profit business? Here are 100 - covering ground from project tracking to collaboration to building your website.
Assunta Krehl

Life Science Cluters magazine - 0 views

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    Claron Technologies develops and provides imaging processing solutions for the medical imaging industry. Claron Technologies outlines how MaRS Discovery District has helped them to reach their success.
Assunta Krehl

MobileMonday partners with MaRS to inform and connect wireless professionals - MaRSdd.com - 0 views

  • MobileMonday Toronto and MaRS are delighted to announce a partnership to develop and host a range of dynamic events for the city’s mobile industry professionals. MobileMonday at MaRS will offer thought leadership and critical industry perspectives – most recently from a senior manager at Research in Motion – while connecting top-tier professionals and boosting the profile of one of the fastest-growing sectors of communications technology.
  • “MaRS is a fantastic environment for sharing ideas and industry knowledge, two key building blocks of the MobileMonday community,” said Jim Brown and Alexander S. Bosika, co-founders of the MobileMonday Toronto chapter. “MaRS and its network of business advisors and capital providers are also of great benefit to many of our members who are developing business plans and seeking capital.”
  • For MaRS, the partnership is a natural fit with great potential to benefit the hundreds of start-up clients from across Ontario who are working hard to turn their innovative concepts into viable, thriving businesses, and come to MaRS for advice and connections to potential customers and investors. 
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  • We’re very excited to be working closer with the MobileMonday community,” said MaRS CEO Ilse Treurnicht. “As MobileMonday Toronto moves to MaRS, it helps us connect with additional intellectual capital in one of the most significant high-growth sectors of the new economy.”
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    MobileMonday Toronto and MaRS announced a partnership to develop and host a range of dynamic events for the city's mobile industry professionals. MobileMonday at MaRS will offer thought leadership and critical industry perspectives and connect top-tier professionals and boosting the profile of one of the fastest-growing sectors of communications technology.
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    MobileMonday Toronto and MaRS announced a partnership to develop and host a range of dynamic events for the city's mobile industry professionals. MobileMonday at MaRS will offer thought leadership and critical industry perspectives and connect top-tier professionals and boosting the profile of one of the fastest-growing sectors of communications technology. Feb 17, 2009
Cathy Bogaart

Creative. Competitive. Canada. (Video on Vimeo) - 0 views

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    MaRS and MaRS tenant OICR were two of many locations for a great video promoting businesses and sectors across Canada. It's being shown to international media and visitors during the Olympics. See us at time index 00:54.
Assunta Krehl

Top 10 cleantech cluster organizations for 2010 - Cleantech Group - February 22, 2010 - 4 views

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    Shawn Lesser of Sustainable World Capital scoured the world looking for leading cleantech economic development regions. MaRS Discovery District ranked 4th in a list of ten World Cleantech Clusters. MaRS is the largest cleantech deal-flow engine in Canada. Cluster success stories include: Morgan Solar, NIMTec, Hybrid Energy Technologies, and SkyMeter.
Assunta Krehl

The man who gives the gift of breath - Healthzone - February 21, 2010 - 0 views

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    Dr. Shaf Keshavjee of Toronto General Hospital has pioneered use of a mechanical lung and a system that keeps harvested lungs from deteriorating. Dr.Keshavjee has a lab at the MaRS Centre.
Assunta Krehl

Toronto innovators InteraXon light up the city with Olympic brain power - Yonge Street ... - 1 views

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    InteraXon is a start-up that has developed the largest thought-controlled computer interface experiment in human history. MaRS Discovery District has been working with InteraXon to develop and market it's products.
Assunta Krehl

Thought Control Technology Goes to the Olympics - Business News Network - Squeeze Play ... - 0 views

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    Visitors to the Ontario Pavilion at the Vancouver Winter Olympics will be able to control live light shows on Toronto's CN Tower, the Parliament buildings in Ottawa, and Niagara Falls, using only their thoughts. BNN speaks to Trevor Coleman, COO, InterAxon."
Assunta Krehl

Mining the golden years - The Globe and Mail - February 19, 2010 - 0 views

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    Canadians want to remain in their homes as they age, and that could mean a motherlode for entrepreneurs. According to Jane Barratt, secretary-general of the Toronto-based International Federation on Ageing, "aging is the largest growing business in the world." Peter Evans, an ICT Advisor for companies at Toronto Based MaRS agrees that the "opportunity is huge."
Assunta Krehl

Blue-Zone's cleantech answer to recover anesthetic gases - Cleantech Group - February 1... - 1 views

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    Concord, Ontario-based Blue-Zone Technologies has come up with a way for hospitals to safely dispose of anesthetics used during surgeries, while extending their potential lifecycle.
Assunta Krehl

Organs, heal thyselves - The Globe and Mail - March 8, 2010 - 0 views

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    Chris Atachison from the Globe and Mail reveals how Octane Medical Group, a biotechnology firm that makes regenerative medical products, analyzed an astronaut's health problem which led to their discover on how to help him med.
Assunta Krehl

Park, walk away, get a bill later - The Globe and Mail - 0 views

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    The technology, marketed by Skymeter Corp., is being tested in Winnipeg, and the municipality's parking authority is expected to implement it citywide by the fall of 2010, making it the first jurisdiction in the world to use the park-and-walk-away system. Dec 9, 2009
Assunta Krehl

Thought Control Technology - Business News Network - Squeeze Play - 0 views

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    Thought control technology is no longer solely the domain of science fiction writers and film directors. There's a Canadian tech company that's working on thought control applications. BNN speaks to Trevor Coleman, COO, InterAxon. Dec 22, 2009
Assunta Krehl

Automate to Market - The Scientist - January 2010 - 1 views

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    The Scientist spoke with researchers who are automating and commercializing the latest technologies to aid life science work. Ameer Taha, founder, Certo Labs, Toronto and Veronika Litinski, health-care and life sciences practice lead at the MaRS Centre, a Toronto-based innovation cluster that engages researchers in commercializing their inventions were interviewed. Litinski states that "Before people start spending money on [developing] a product, we want them to think about the value chain and how the industry ecosystem is organized."
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