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Edison
Technology Center
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The Edison Technology
Centers link industry with academia and government in partnerships to
strengthen industrial competitiveness through technological innovation. Each of
the Centers offers capabilities in specific technologies including: advanced
manufacturing, polymers, materials and processes, welding and materials
joining, biotechnology and environmental science.
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Small
Business Innovation Research |
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Ohio's Small Business Innovation Research Program helps Ohio's small
research-oriented firms compete for federal agency research and
development grants or contracts.
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Innovation
Center |
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The Ohio University
Innovation Center is a business incubator that provides business services,
success strategies, networking, and flexible facilities to emerging Southeast
Ohio businesses. Its brand-new 36,000-square-foot facility features the latest
technologies, including shared bioscience laboratories.
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ITAAO
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The Information
Technology Alliance of Appalachian Ohio is dedicated to growing and improving
the competitiveness of southeast/south central Ohio’s information technology
(IT) industry.
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Clean
Coal |
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The Ohio Coal
Development Office (OCDO), within the Ohio Air Quality Development Authority,
co-funds the development and implementation of technologies that can use Ohio's
vast reserves of high sulfur coal in an economical, environmentally sound
manner.
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Technology
Investment Tax Credit |
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Ohio's Technology
Investment Tax Credit program offers a variety of benefits to Ohio taxpayers
who invest in small, research and development and technology-oriented firms.
Through this innovative program, Ohio investors may reduce their state taxes by
up to 25 percent of the amount they invest in qualified, technology-based Ohio
companies. The program's maximum credit of $37,500 per investment may be
applied to personal income tax, corporation franchise tax, public utility
excise tax or the tax on dealers in intangibles.
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Technology
Action Fund
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The Technology Action
Fund grants go hand in hand with the Third Frontier Project, designed to make
Ohio a high-tech leader in the 21st century. These projects are making it
possible for Ohio to accelerate the commercialization of new and innovative
technologies, which will lead to more high-tech, high-paying jobs for the
people of our state, according to Governor Bob Taft.
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