Washington Technology Center Awards $376,454 to Spur Innovation and Jobs
| July 1, 2009 |  View for printing |
Five company-researcher projects have been awarded state funding for the development of innovative commercial technologies.
Washington Technology Center http://www.watechcenter.org has awarded a total of $376,454 in state funding to five researchers working with companies to develop commercially promising technologies. The companies expect commercial adoption of their technologies to create 175 new jobs in Washington during the next five years. The company partners are: Data Data, of Vancouver; Healionics, of Redmond; Modumetal, of Seattle; Paine Electronics, of East Wenatchee; and Simulab, of Seattle. Winning proposals from the University of Washington and Washington State University Vancouver described innovation in computer systems and microelectronics, advanced materials and manufacturing, and biotechnology and biomedical devices. "I commend these companies and their research partners for growing new business opportunities," said Washington Governor Chris Gregoire in support of this round of award winners. "This kind of investment in innovation builds on our state's strong university research institutions, supports our 21st century industries, and most importantly, helps to create family-wage jobs in Washington." This round of projects addresses a wide range of innovation:
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