InvivoSciences LLC: Wisconsin-based local biotech company InvivoSciences LLC and its platform technology grabs attention at the 2009 WBTshowcase
CONTACT
Ayla Annac
CEO
aannac@invivosciences.com
608 628 8035 cell
Jan 28, 2009 Arlington, TX–InvivoSciences LLC was among the top technology innovators from across the nation and around the world presenting at the March 24-25 WBTshowcase in Arlington, Texas. InvivoSciences’ ready-to-use tissues provide three-dimensional geometrics and physical environment that cells grow naturally, which bridges the gap between cell-based systems and isolated organ tissue systems or...
Bjorksten | bit 7: Bit 7 of Madison rebrands itself as Bjorksten to better reflect wider scope of capabilities
CONTACT:
Carrie Skogsberg
PR Etc.
(608) 239-0745
cskogsberg@pretc.net
New name leverages companies’ 75 years of experience in product design and development
Madison, WI – Two leading-edge product design and development consulting firms from Madison, with more than 75 years of combined experience, announced today they will officially rebrand themselves as “Bjorksten | bit 7.”
Bjorksten | bit 7 partners with national and international clients to create,...
Madtown Munchies: The Madtown Munchies Challenge — ’28 days on munchies’
Local Business Owner Demonstrating How Much He Believes In His Products
Jeremy Neren (co-owner of Madtown Munchies, a local late night delivery service that offers 30 minute delivery of Meals, Healthy Snacks, Ice Cream, & More) will spend the entire month of February eating & drinking only foods & beverages offered by Madtown Munchies (http://www.madtownmunchies.com).
Neren, a UW-Madison graduate ('05) developed...
UW-Madison: Wisconsin Idea endowment going strong in its seventh year
CONTACT: Peyton Smith, 608-262-8214, plsmith@wisc.edu
MADISON - The University of Wisconsin-Madison's Ira and Ineva Reilly Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment is supporting a diverse portfolio of community-inspired projects for 2009, from improving Midwest flood-response policies to exploring Wisconsin's language roots.
Included in the 14 projects totaling more than $800,000 this year are initiatives to get Wisconsin youth involved in the National Science...
Madison La Follette High School: Lancer Leap Gala Feb. 7 at East Side Club; proceeds benefit Madison’s only all-school booster club
For Further Information Contact:
Gail Jahnke, 221-9957
MADISON – "Lancer Leap," the gala fundraiser for La Follette High School's all-school booster club, will be held Saturday, Feb. 7 at the East Side Club at 3735 Monona Drive.
The booster club supports athletics, music, the arts and a variety of school clubs.
Tickets are $50 per person and include appetizers, desserts, cocktails and other...
Museum of Wisconsin Art: An evening of wine & roses set for Saturday, February 7, 2009
The Museum of Wisconsin Art invites the public to celebrate Valentine’s Day at the Museum. The Museum will host its 13th annual An Evening of Wine and Roses on Saturday, February 7 beginning at 5:00 p.m. A premiere wine tasting experience, this event is unique because of its limited number of tickets available to the public, its high...
Dane County Exec. Falk: Dane County poised to lead in new economy
Contacts: Office of the County Executive (608) 267-8823 or cell (608) 669-5606
By: Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk
As all eyes in our county, state, and nation turn to getting our economy going and people good paying jobs, here at home we are reinvesting in infrastructure that gets people back to work, produces green energy and protects our lakes and...
WisBusiness: Madison native returning from California to tackle city development post
By Brian E. Clark
For WisBusiness.com
Tim Cooley left sunny Southern California Wednesday afternoon, headed for a new career back in his home state as economic development director for the City of Madison.
The City Council approved his appointment to the job last week.
It was 71 when Cooley set out from Irvine and less than 10 degrees in his old home...
(WisBusiness) THURS News Summary — 29 Jan. 2009
From WisBusiness.com ...
-- Tim Cooley left sunny Southern California Wednesday afternoon, headed for a new career back in his home state as economic development director for the city of Madison. The City Council approved his appointment to the job last week.
It was 71 when Cooley set out from Irvine and less than 10 degrees in his old...
WisPolitics.com/WisBusiness.com: More Experts Added to Feb. 23 “Focus on Midwest Energy II” Conference
Contact: Jeff Mayers, President, WisPolitics.com – (608) 212-9422
MADISON, Wis. – Gary Mar, Alberta's official representative to the United States, and David K. Owens, executive vice president of business operations at the Edison Electric Institute, will join Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin and Obama campaign environmental adviser Howard Learner as keynoters at the “Focus on Midwest Energy II” conference at the Monona...
