National Research Council and Saskatchewan Research Council Partner to Focus on National Priorities
Partnership will further national priorities while stimulating job creation in Saskatchewan
(firmenpresse) - SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN -- (Marketwired) -- 07/16/15 -- The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) and the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) announced today a partnership to provide the tools and expertise Canadian firms need to translate research and development from the lab to the marketplace.
Canada''s premier research and technology organization and SRC, will together grow the local and national biotechnology and bio-manufacturing industries. The partnership will work with industry in the development of new bioproducts for niche markets and develop bio-manufacturing processes and products for industries beyond agriculture and health to also include the energy, mining and minerals sectors.
The two organizations will leverage existing capabilities and infrastructure and will co-manage a fermentation facility located at Innovation Place in Saskatoon. The partnership will enable each organization to meet the increasing demand for fermentation services, to expand current service offerings and decrease client wait times while accelerating the commercialization of products. The partnership will also allow both parties to take further advantage of their respective facilities to explore new business areas with a broader national scope.
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"Saskatchewan is a global leader in biotechnology and this partnership will help to ensure this continues. In the past, we have embraced biotechnology to deliver more value to the agriculture sector and enhance food security on a global scale. This partnership will expand our capabilities to include the energy, mining and minerals sectors."
The Honourable Jeremy Harrison, Minister Responsible for Innovation
"As Canada''s premier research and technology organization, NRC is an essential partner to drive innovation across Canada, by translating research and technology into jobs, growth, and long-term prosperity for Canadians. This partnership will greatly benefit the goals of NRC''s Bio-based Specialty Chemicals program where 50% of the focus revolves around fermentation and microbial synthesis."
Dr. Roman Szumski, VP, Life Sciences, National Research Council of Canada
"This partnership will allow SRC to take further advantage of our facilities and expertise to explore new business areas with a broader national scope by leveraging the capabilities that NRC can provide. It will also allow SRC to expand our current service offerings which will help us better meet the needs of our clients."Dr. Laurier Schramm, President and CEO, SRC
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A media kit with photos and video from the event can be found on SRC''s .
Contacts:
Media Relations Team
National Research Council of Canada
613-991-1431
1-855-282-1637 (24/7)
Twitter: (at)nrc_cnrc
Rebecca Gotto
Communications Advisor
Saskatchewan Research Council
306-933-6298 / 306-371-2127
Twitter: (at)SRCnews
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Datum: 16.07.2015 - 09:34 Uhr
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