Client Successes

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Imbed Biosciences Provides Comfort with Wound Healing Technology

With the help of Imbed Biosciences, Inc.’s specialization and innovative development of antibacterial wound dressings, burn and surgical patients can begin to avoid some agony associated with painful dressing changes.

 

Academic Research Plus University-Based Entrepreneurial Support May Lead to Important Breakthroughs

Adel M. Talaat has taken the leap from Ph.D. to CEO, and expanded his acronym awareness from ADGE (array differential gene expression) to SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research).

 

Advanced Chemical Systems Receives Phase I SBIR and Applies for Phase II

Advanced Chemical Systems Inc. (ACS) of Milwaukee, WI is innovating water pollutant detection with their cutting edge Optical Sensory Array Technology (OSAT).

 

NCD Technologies Awarded Phase II NSF Grant

Nanocrystalline Diamond (NCD) Technologies has successfully begun to commercialize their innovative diamond tipped coating technology with the help of the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Network and is gearing up for their next phase of expansion. After recently securing a Phase II National Science Foundation (NSF) SBIR/STTR grant NCD is finding new applications for their diamond coatings that will enhance everyday lives.

 

WholeTrees Grows!

 

Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Network FAST Grant Award

The collaborative work between Wisconsin Entrepreneurs Network (WEN) and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation has been recognized with a 2012 FAST grant from the Small Business Administration (SBA) for continued work as a premiere provider of SBIR services in Wisconsin.

 

Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Network SBIR/STTR Award Winners Recognized

At the 2012 Early Stage Symposium on November 13, clients from the Wisconsin Entrepreneur’s Network (WEN) were honored for their achievements at the SBIR Recognition Luncheon.

 

NCD Technologies Awarded Phase II NSF Grant

 

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NSF iCorps Steamlines Research Commercialization Processes

In an effort to improve the success of university research and to determine whether a technology is commercially viable, the government program known as Innovation Corps (iCorps) aims to expedite the start-up process.

 
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