Link to Article October 28, 2024 Liz Mahon and BryoSphere Biotechnologies won first place and $5,000 at this year’s Invention to Innovation (i2I) Pitch Competition for their work turning moss into sustainable biofactories to make bioactive ingredients for skincare. The annual event at SFU’s Beedie School of Business celebrates entrepreneurial scientists who have completed the Invention […]
Link to Article October 28, 2024 Liz Mahon and BryoSphere Biotechnologies won first place and $5,000 at this year’s Invention to Innovation (i2I) Pitch Competition for their work turning moss into sustainable biofactories to make bioactive ingredients for skincare. The annual event at SFU’s Beedie School of Business celebrates entrepreneurial scientists who have completed the Invention
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https://researchmoneyinc.com/article/creating-commercialization-postdocs-bridging-the-gap-between-invention-and-commercial-application August 7, 2024 Elicia Maine is Associate Vice-President, Knowledge Mobilization and Innovation, Simon Fraser University, and W.J. VanDusen Professor of Innovation & Entrepreneurship in the Beedie School of Business at SFU. Science-based innovations – those founded on engineering, scientific and medical discoveries – are critical to tackling global challenges. Canada’s brightest minds are generating
https://researchmoneyinc.com/article/creating-commercialization-postdocs-bridging-the-gap-between-invention-and-commercial-application August 7, 2024 Elicia Maine is Associate Vice-President, Knowledge Mobilization and Innovation, Simon Fraser University, and W.J. VanDusen Professor of Innovation & Entrepreneurship in the Beedie School of Business at SFU. Science-based innovations – those founded on engineering, scientific and medical discoveries – are critical to tackling global challenges. Canada’s brightest minds are generating
https://sciencepolicy.ca/posts/transformational-innovation-begins-with-universities/ As climate change intensifies, so does the urgency to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and bring clean energy options to the market. The demand for hydrogen energy is on the rise as countries seek to decarbonize. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency[1], by 2050, the hydrogen economy is projected to represent trillions of dollars
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https://beedie.sfu.ca/ideas/2023/10/nanorobots-and-hydrogen-fuel-cell-technology-among-i2i-venture-pitch-2023-winners/ Advancements in mRNA drug delivery with nanorobots and hydrogen fuel cell technology took home the prizes at this year’s invention to Innovation (i2I) Venture Competition at SFU’s Beedie School of Business. The annual event is a platform celebrating a group of entrepreneurial scientists graduating from SFU Beedie’s Invention to Innovation (i2I) Graduate Certificate in Science and Technology
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https://beedie.sfu.ca/ideas/2023/10/nanorobots-and-hydrogen-fuel-cell-technology-among-i2i-venture-pitch-2023-winners/ Advancements in mRNA drug delivery with nanorobots and hydrogen fuel cell technology took home the prizes at this year’s invention to Innovation (i2I) Venture Competition at SFU’s Beedie School of Business. The annual event is a platform celebrating a group of entrepreneurial scientists graduating from SFU Beedie’s Invention to Innovation (i2I) Graduate Certificate in Science and Technology
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News from this article. Dr. Elicia Maine, Associate Vice-President, Knowledge Mobilization and Innovation, Simon Fraser University Dr. Elicia Maine was selected for her work on the i2I program, which was tailor-made to mobilize university research, teach science and technology commercialization, and develop an entrepreneurial mindset in graduate scientists and engineers. Dr. Maine recognized key gaps
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News from this article https://sciencepolicy.ca/programs/awards/award-winners/trailblazer-award-winners/ Dr. Elicia Maine, Associate Vice-President, Knowledge Mobilization and Innovation at Simon Fraser University, was selected for her work on the i2I program, which was tailor-made to mobilize university research, teach science and technology commercialization, and develop an entrepreneurial mindset in graduate scientists and engineers. Dr. Maine recognized key gaps in
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https://beedie.sfu.ca/ideas/2022/07/sfu-beedie-founded-invention-to-innovation-i2i-program-developing-scientist-innovators-for-major-international-collaboration-on-spinal-cord-research/ Oscar Seira, Mitacs Invention to Innovation (i2I) finalist in 2022. Seira presented the initial commercialization strategy for an injectable and functionalized biomaterial for spinal cord injury repair. The quest to repair severed spinal cords has brought together the brightest minds from across institutions and disciplines in a spinal cord injury research program, Mend
