i2E - Turning Innovation Into Enterprise

Research realities		11/17
Center for startups coming		11/15
Mayor, Kanbar announce entrepreneurial center		11/14
Xeta promises double-digit revenue hikes		11/14
First round of EDGE funding goes to medical,...		11/13
Mayor, Kanbar to support entrepreneurial center		11/13
Forward march: EDGE overseers reward projects		11/12
EDGE endowment policy board gives research...		11/11
Presenting Companies Selected For Technology...		11/11
State gets $15M for biofuels research		11/11
Telogical spinoff aims to improve telecom sales...		11/11
Grocio.com featured in Tulsa World		11/08
Tech firms highlight summit		11/07
Vote for your favorite Tulsa Entrepreneurs		11/07
Can online business go up in down times?		11/04
EDGE board investors lament economic woes		11/04
Lifesaving drug based on OMRF research wins...		11/04
Alexion scientist has an affinity for Oklahoma		11/02
Tech summit in Tulsa attracting investors		11/01
OrthoCare Innovations secures technology...		10/31
SBA seeks nominations for awards		10/30
Xeta to repurchase stock		10/30
OrthoCare's Robotic Technologies assist veterans		10/28
Technology Ventures Summit begins November...		10/28
Angel investor says time to start business		10/25
Q&A With Keith Erwin		10/24
OU scientists receive cancer research grants		10/22
Xeta receives business partner award		10/22
Avaya honors Xeta’s efforts		10/21
Heightened Web standards lift Tulsa e-security firm		10/20
Frantic markets overtake rankings		10/19
Entrepreneurs see dry spell		10/18
OMRF starts search for disease’s gene		10/16
OSIDA sticks with Rocketplane despite continuing...		10/16
In Brief: OU teams get federal grants		10/15
OKLAHOMA INNOVATIONS FOR OCTOBER 25 & 26		10/15
Prized blood disease drug rooted in research...		10/15
Questions and Answers with Sarah Seagraves		10/15
Welcome mat: Boomerang plan worth the effort		10/13
Meltdown miss called stroke of good luck		10/11
Product fair set at OSU		10/11
State conferences to focus on biofuels		10/11
Q&A with Pam Fountain		10/10
Tech night out: market meltdown edition		10/10
Technology partnership hopes to bring lasting...		10/10
OKLAHOMA INNOVATIONS FOR OCTOBER 11 & 12		10/09
OU biologist wins grant		10/08
Q&A: Michael Carolina		10/08
Former Pario chief to use lessons learned for new...		10/07
Technology Summit Planned		10/07
Web site aims to bring Oklahomans back home		10/07
Forensic scientist’s job isn’t exactly like ‘CSI’		10/05
State feels pinch of credit crunch -		10/05
Health-care program pays doctors and patients...		10/04
OKLAHOMA INNOVATIONS FOR OCTOBER 4 & 5		10/01
Rapid growth continues at OMRF		10/01
Entrepreneurship Workshop guides aspiring...		09/30
Technology Ventures Summit set for Nov		09/30
Oklahoma company profits from dire weather		09/29
OrthoCare Innovations Receives Phase II National...		09/29

INNOVATORS AND ENTREPRENEURS IN OKLAHOMA

ETG Seeks Ways to Solve Environmental Problems	09.24.08	Comments
Two Oklahoma entrepreneurs and environmental experts are exploring ways that a pre-Columbian technique for enriching the soil in the Amazon can become an environmentally friendly tool for the agriculture industry in the Midwest. “Here you have a simple technology that has been used by people in the past for thousands of years that can produce a benefit,” says Paul Shipman, Ph.D. and president of Environmental Technologies Group (ETG) based in Stillwater, OK. >More info
ThinK-12: From Desert Storm to K-12 Classrooms	09.24.08	Comments
Consolidated Networks Corporation, an Oklahoma City, OK business, specializes in network IP Engineering Services. “We have teams who do the design, analysis, installation, and then maintain whatever we build,” says John T. Kowalsky, CNC managing partner. “We have contracts with the government and large defense contractors such as Raytheon, and General Dynamics. ”>More info
UCO Professor Encourages Interest in Science	09.24.08	Comments
An enthusiastic champion for a wider student participation in the sciences and teacher of undergraduate chemistry and quantitative analysis at the University of Central Oklahoma, John Bowen, is involving high school and undergraduate students in projects that may lead to potential commercial applications of chemistry. >More info

CAPITAL NEWS

The National Dialogue on Entrepreneurship Invites Entrepreneurship Buzz	09.24.08	Comments
The mission of the National Dialogue on Entrepreneurship, an initiative of the Public Forum Institute, is to increase awareness or the value of entrepreneurship to our nation as, perhaps now more than ever, energetic young companies with their new ideas and focus on experimentation are vital to our country’s economy. >More info