November 15, 2006
Six projects get NorTech money: $1 million will help turn technology ideas into moneymakers
The Plain Dealer, November 15, 2006
NorTech, the Northeast Ohio technology development organization, has distributed $1 million in grant money from the Fund for Our Economic Future to support the commercialization of six projects: A collaboration among the National Center for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine, the Case Center for Imaging Research, and local companies Arteriocyte and Athersys will receive $310,000 to develop ways to improve stroke therapies. The Wright Fuel Cell Group will receive $150,000 to build portable fuel cells created with Ohio-made products. Case Western Reserve University, Graf-Tech, HydroGen, Contained Energy, Northeast Hydrogen and Chemsultants are part of the fuel cell group. Read article.
Posted by: Heidi Cool, November 15, 2006 11:28 AM | News Topics: Case School of Engineering, Collaboration, Grants, Philanthropy, Research, The Plain Dealer
http://blog.case.edu/caseinthenews/2006/11/15/six_projects_get_nortech_money_1_million_will_help_turn_technology_ideas_into_moneymakers
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