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The Association of Cleantech Incubators of New England (ACTION) announces that Innovacorp, based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, has joined the ACTIONetwork as an affiliate member.

Halifax-based Metamaterial Technologies Inc. is developing metaAir, a product that deflects bright light and laser beams that can disorient pilots and impact jetliner flight paths.

With an investment from Innovacorp, Nova Scotia's early stage venture capital organization, Metamaterial Technologies will commercialize large-scale production of the nano-composites.

One of the Pacific Northwest’s longest serving masonry producers is set to install CarbonCure’s CO2 sequestration technology in their flagship plants.

Innovacorp is seeking an energetic, results-oriented and entrepreneurial individual for the role of manager of properties and incubation.

Frost & Sullivan recognizes Lamda Guard Inc. with the 2014 Global Frost & Sullivan Award for Product Leadership. Lamda Guard's metaAIR is a highly innovative solution that uses an array of nano-particles of specific periodic geometry (called metamaterials) to protect flight crews from laser strikes.

SDTC's SD Tech Fund and SD Natural Gas Fund provide co-funding support for selected Canadian pre-commercial demonstration projects to de-risk innovative clean technologies. It is carried out by a consortium of project partners who are well positioned to enable commercialization and replication of the technology after the project. 

SDTC will be accepting Statement of Interest (SOI…

Innovacorp’s Early Stage Commercialization Fund (ESCF) helps move Nova Scotia university and community college research to market. Below is a list of the 2014-2015 funded projects.

TitanFile Inc., a private correspondence and file sharing platform for legal professionals and other businesses, today announced the company will be showcasing its new integration with Credeon Cloud Data Protection browser technology, a product of Hitachi Solutions America, Ltd., at ABA TECHSHOW 2015 at booth #714, making it the first, and only, offering of its kind to the legal market.

Propel ICT, Atlantic Canada’s start-up accelerator, today announced that companies completing its programs are now eligible for up to $100,000 in investment funding from the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation and Innovacorp.

On March 11, Innovacorp hosted the first-ever Tech Cocktail Halifax at Onyx on Argyle. It was a packed house with more than 80 people in attendance. Most important, the night was legit – with sociables, nibblies and the one and only Paul Singh.