Queen's Chemistry professor Philip Jessop is one of eight outstanding Canadian scientists and scholars to be named a new Killam Research Fellow for 2010.

The fellowship, valued at $70,000 a year for two years, is among Canada's most distinguished research awards, and it will help fund Dr. Jessop’s research on “switchable chemistry.”

From industry support to green innovations, GreenCentre Canada celebrates a year of milestones

March 11, 2010

KINGSTON, ON -- One year after rolling out its vision of a collaborative ecosystem for advancing Green Chemistry innovations to market, GreenCentre Canada has struck oil – and plastic – thanks to a Green Chemistry research breakthrough brought to GreenCentre for development.

Four Kingston startup companies receive $1.6 million vote of confidence
PARTEQ venture fund’s investments help to advance discoveries in pharmaceutical, biomedical and alternative energy sectors

March 1, 2010

KINGSTON, ON -- Despite a frigid global investment climate, four early stage Kingston technology companies have been given a warm reception by a unique local investment fund.

Source: www.aurp.net on February 24, 2010
The Power of Place: A National Strategy for Building America’s Communities of Innovation

Presented at the National Press Club
Thursday, October 2, 2008

View the National Press Club Slide Presentation (pdf format)

Hear Brian Darmody talk about The Power of Place on Federal News Radio

Every province and researchers in 45 post-secondary institutions will benefit from new five-year round of funding.
KINGSTON, Ontario, February 9, 2010 — CMC Microsystems (CMC), a non-profit organization that has built a national microsystems ecosystem supporting researchers in 45 Canadian post-secondary institutions has been awarded $40 million from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) to continue their innovative work.

GreenCentre Canada has begun construction and renovation of its new 9,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility, located in Queen's University's Innovation Park.

SOLAR COMPANY G&R INC. ESTABLISHES A CANADIAN PRESENCE



Kingston, ON  The Kingston Economic Development Corporation and Innovation Park at Queens University announced today that G&R Inc., a global leader in the green growth industry has signed a lease securing administrative and research space at the Innovation Park facilities at 945 Princess Street.  The company will begin occupying the space in December of this year.

News from PARTEQ Innovations:

For immediate release

Multinational connection leads wave of support for Queen’s-generated startup’s lifesaving technology

MEDIA RELEASE
Monday, November 16, 2009

CANCER RESEARCH COMPANY KALGENE DIAGNOSTICS
CHOOSES INNOVATION PARK IN KINGSTON FOR EXPANSION

Kingston, ON – The Kingston Economic Development Corporation and Innovation Park welcome pharmaceutical research and development company Kalgene Diagnostics to Kingston.  Kalgene Diagnostics will become the newest tenant of the city’s research and development hub, Innovation Park at Queen’s University, opening its laboratory in January, 2010.

AsepticSure™ Developments
Posted by Medizone International, Inc. • November 30, 2009 • Printer-friendly

AsepticSureGlobe1

AsepticSure™

November 10, 2009

Early AsepticSure™ Third Round Trial Results

It is anticipated that AsepticSure™ will be  extremely cost effective and adaptable to virtually any situation anywhere and have a global reach.

Third Round Trials are in progress at the Medizone International Research Laboratory located in Innovation Park at Queens University.