MADISON – Twenty contestants from 15 communities will compete as finalists in the second Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest, contest producers announced Friday. Finalists were picked this week from a field of 49 semi-finalists by a panel of independent panel of judges organized through the Wisconsin Technology Council, which is producing the contest in conjunction with its membership subsidiary, the Wisconsin Innovation Network (WIN) Foundation, and other statewide affiliates.
.@virent_inc leader sees potential for collaboration with #dairy and #paper industries. https://loom.ly/ciFqnzg via @wisbusiness #startup
Inside #Wisconsin: Taking off: #Aviation #innovation continues to fly high in Wisconsin. https://loom.ly/lLmZXr4 via @tstillwtc
A nanomaterial that mimics proteins could be basis for new neurodegenerative disease treatments. via @uwmadison #university #Wisconsin #innovation
Nanomaterial that mimics proteins could be basis for new neurodegenerative disease treatments
The work centers around altering the interaction between two proteins that are believed to be involved in setting ...
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.@wedcnews board approves up to $15.5M in tax credits for a @kikkomankitchen expansion in #Wisconsin. https://loom.ly/q7lhKkA via @wisbusiness #busdev
Maneesh Arora, who leads the #cancer-fighting Elephas, will speak 6/6 at the #Wisconsin Entrepreneurs' Conference.
Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/O4Lq-Os #startup #leadership
#Wisconsin has been selected for a $62.4 million federal grant through the @EPA’s #Solar for All initiative. https://loom.ly/M4MQVwA via @wisbusiness #energy