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Kitchener medical tech startup wins $500,000 in international entrepreneurial competition

The firm, based at the Velocity Garage in Kitchener, won the inaugural Entrepreneurship World Cup held in Saudi Arabia, and was awarded US$500,000.

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Synaesthesia Research

The phenomenon, Synaesthesia - Its name derives from the Greek, meaning "to perceive together"

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WATFOR Compiler

In 1965 professor Wesley Graham working with four students and other faculty developed WATFOR – Waterloo Fortran Compiler, solving the IBM 7040’s problems.

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Cambridge engineer wins prestigious innovation award

Cambridge engineer Geoff Clarkson, chief technical officer at UTComp Inc., has won the Ernest C. Manning Innovation Awards’ David E. Mitchell Award of Distinction.

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