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Startups’ health, environmental tech win kudos

Startups’ health, environmental tech win kudos

Headset automates eye disease testing; microwave-heated filter cuts manure pollution
Remote-sensing company mines underground opportunity

Remote-sensing company mines underground opportunity

Remote-sensing company mines underground opportunity
Norsat deal highlights B.C. defence-tech ‘tightrope’

Norsat deal highlights B.C. defence-tech ‘tightrope’

Losing U.S. business a major risk when dealing with Chinese in sensitive military areas
Firms target multibillion-dollar mobile optics market

Firms target multibillion-dollar mobile optics market

New discovery could provide high-quality, long-range imaging for mobile phones
Q&A: Microsoft president talks Vancouver, immigration, housing and NAFTA

Q&A: Microsoft president talks Vancouver, immigration, housing and NAFTA

Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) president Brad Smith took a trip up the I-5 to visit Vancouver on June 28 in an effort to promote stronger ties between the Vancouver and Seattle tech sectors.
B.C. partnership targets science behind cannabis cures

B.C. partnership targets science behind cannabis cures

Effective cannabinoid therapeutics promise far bigger payoff than cannabis harvesting
3D printing: the revolution will be global

3D printing: the revolution will be global

Vancouver's Print the Future looks to launch the world's first 3D-printing chain

Infographic: 5 best online businesses to start in 2017

Thinking of starting an online business? This infographic outlines some examples that may be worth considering
Genome BC invests $200k in Science World’s BodyWorks

Genome BC invests $200k in Science World’s BodyWorks

The newly included Lab Zone will teach visitors about DNA and how it works
Aerospace industry manager is engineered for success

Aerospace industry manager is engineered for success

Don Osborne is a fan of aerospace. He’s just not so much a fan of flying. “I absolutely hate getting on planes,” said the president of MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates’ (MDA) information systems group.