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Members of the Land Stewardship Working Group (LSWG) will be assessing a new non-invasive mammal counting technology at the Milwaukee Zoo.

The University of Washington, one of OSLI’s sponsored teams, won the grand prize in the 2011 synthetic biology iGEM competition.

An independent technology portal might speed up the process for entrepreneurs who want to submit their inventions to oil sands companies.

OSLI has sponsored eight university teams from around the world in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) 2011 iGEM, the world’s foremost synthetic biology competition.

OSLI is issuing an incentive challenge to find game-changing steam generation technology for the most frequently used in situ oil sands recovery method.