Current Issue: Volume 24, Number 13

September 1, 2010

  1. Editorial
  2. Opinion Leader: Peter Calamai
  3. Green Centre Canada moving quickly to increase deal flow and establish brand
  4. Canada's HPC clusters facing operating cash crunch, urgent equipment renewal
  5. Canada and Israel exploring opportunities for collaboration in nanotechnology
  6. CFI flagship programs receive $200 million
  7. Engage program seeks to meet surging demand for new business-academic links
  8. Cambridge Bay chosen for High Arctic Research Station
  9. Picture of provincial S&T expenditures distorted by incomplete StatsCan data
  10. News Briefs
    • Canada and Brazil team on six S&T projects
    • MaRS and J&J to support early-stage technologies
    • Ryerson home to new Centre for Urban Energy
    • Venture capital investment showing modest gains
    • First Arctic satellite observation station launched
    • MDS extends agreement with Ontario Power Generation
  11. People

    Glen Murray, John Milloy, Dr Darin Graham and Jaime Pitfield.







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