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Alberta Innovates – Health Solutions awards $375,000 to develop new colon cancer screening test by TEC Edmonton client MetabolomicTechnologies Inc.

Alberta Innovates – Health Solutions awards $375,000 to develop new colon cancer screening test by MetabolomicTechnologies Inc. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada – May 15, 2013 – Metabolomic Technologies Inc. (MTI), an Alberta-based company that develops advanced metabolomic-based diagnostic tests for chronic diseases, was recently named the recipient of a Knowledge Translation Strategic Initiative Grant by Alberta Innovates – Health Solutions(AIHS) in the amount of $375,000 through the Alberta Cancer Prevention Legacy Fund (ACPLF).  “AIHS has an ambitious mandate to support Alberta’s health research and innovation priorities, and MTI has demonstrated the kind of high quality activity that makes it an ideal recipient for this award,” says Dr. Pamela Valentine, Chief Operating Officer of AIHS. “Supporting leading home-grown healthcare innovators like MTI is the key to our mandate of improving the quality of life ...

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2013 VenturePrize Winners Revealed

Orpyx Medical Technologies, founded by medical doctor and MBA student Dr. Breanne Everett, is the first company in the 11 years of the competition to win both the TEC VenturePrize student competition and the VenturePrize overall award. In 2012, Orpyx won the competition’s student competition.

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TEC Edmonton Reveals Top 3 Student Finalists for VenturePrize 2013

TEC Edmonton, an Alberta business incubator, has revealed the top three finalists in the Student category for the 11th annual TEC VenturePrize Business Plan Competition, a province-wide program that helps early-stage Alberta-based technology companies.

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TEC Edmonton Announces Top Three Fast Growth Finalists For VenturePrize 2013

TEC Edmonton has revealed the top three finalists in the Fast Growth category for the 11th annual TEC VenturePrize Business Plan Competition, a province-wide program that helps early-stage Alberta-based technology companies.

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2013 TEC VenturePrize Finalists Announced

Six of Alberta’s most innovative startup companies have been named as semi-finalists in the Fast Growth category of the 11th annual TEC VenturePrize Business Plan Competition, a province-wide program produced by TEC Edmonton that encourages and helps early-stage Alberta-based technology companies.

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Vancouver Sun: "From Idea To Commercial Success"

TEC Edmonton and client Metabolomic Technologies Inc. (MTI) were recently featured in a Vancouver Sun article, "From Idea To Commercial Success." Journalist Scott Simpson looks at how universities are becoming more aggressive in pairing research and skilled students with investors and entrepreneurial experts.

 

TEC Edmonton told him it could provide an opportunity to refine his research, attract investment, build a business and create jobs in his community.
 
He said yes. That was in 2008.
 
A company, Metabolomic Technologies Inc., was incorporated in 2010.
 
Today, Fedorak is “a long way down the road” on what he describes, so far, as “a good ride” thanks to TEC’s support.
 
“It’s hard to say I couldn’t have done it without them, but I probably couldn’t have done it without them,” Fedorak reflected.
 

Press Release: $150,000 Up For Grabs in TEC VenturePrize Business Start-Up Contests

The 11th Annual TEC VenturePrize Business Competition is open and accepting registrations from innovative Albertans starting technology-based businesses.  The winner and finalists will be announced at the annual awards dinner to be held April 17, 2013 at the Westin Hotel in Edmonton. The province-wide competition is produced by start-up business incubator and accelerator TEC Edmonton.  Registration can be done online at www.ventureprize.com.

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Press Release: TEC Edmonton clients recognized by ASTech Awards and Venture Magazine

  TEC Edmonton clients recognized by both ASTech Awards and Venture Magazine TEC Edmonton, Edmonton’s not-for-profit business incubator and accelerator for technology-oriented start-up companies, congratulates its clients and 2012 TEC VenturePrize winners for recent achievements. Five clients and VenturePrize winners were recognized at the 23rd annual ASTech Awards Gala, held at Edmonton’s Shaw Conference Centre on Nov. 2, 2012. Three other TEC Edmonton client companies were recognized by Alberta’s leading business periodical, Alberta Venture. They were included in the magazine’s Top 25 Most Innovative Alberta Organizations story appearing in its November 2012 edition. Produced by the Alberta Science and Technology Leadership Foundation, the ASTech Awards are the province’s most prestigious science and technology awards. TEC Edmonton clients Innovative Trauma Care (Outstanding Science and Technology Start-Up) and KMT Hepatech (Outstanding Commercial Achievement in Albe ...

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Press Release: Survey Highlights TEC Edmonton Early-Stage Success

  Press release:  July 31, 2012 SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS TEC EDMONTON EARLY-STAGE SUCCESS Client companies creating wealth and hiring new employees TEC Edmonton’s clients - early stage technology companies - are doing great! Wanting performance metrics to judge its impact on the early-stage companies it serves, TEC Edmonton sent out a survey to 85 clients it had worked closely with from April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2012. The results are a cause for celebration at Edmonton’s not-for-profit business incubator/accelerator. The 74 companies who completed the survey (out of 85) earned $73.4 million in annual gross revenues in the 2011/2012 fiscal year.  And they raised another $27.5 million in investment capital. Further, they increased employment from 600 jobs to 750, a 25% increase. Of the $73.4 million in annual gross revenues, 80% came from companies with gross revenues of $500,000 or less. Smaller, younger companies fared best.  Of those 150 new jobs, 139 were created in compan ...

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U of A medical researchers discover ‘very promising’ treatment for Huntington disease

New potential therapy that restores motor function being planned for clinical trial. Medical researchers at the University of Alberta have discovered a promising new therapy for Huntington disease that restores lost motor skills and may delay or stop the progression of the disease based on lab model tests

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