XploSafe Wins Phase I NASA SBIR Research Contract
XploSafe announced today that it has been awarded a Phase I SBIR contract from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to develop specialized air
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Stillwater Chamber of Commerce Breaks Ground on Industrial Park
Previous Next As the Stillwater Chamber of Commerce expands its role in economic development, a large part of that is recruiting companies to do business
XploSafe of Stillwater Gets Grant to Capture Nutrients from Wastewater as Fertilizer
Stillwater, OK — A company specializing in explosives detection is well on its way to demonstrating how its science also can tackle an ongoing sewage-based
XploSafe gets $1 million DHP contract
A Stillwater-based company is getting rewarded for its work with chemicals and chemical safety. XploSafe was awarded a $1 million contract from the Department of
USSOCOM Live Virtual Event a Success
This article has been modified to remove links that are no longer relevant/valid The live virtual panel discussion, “Successful Entrepreneurs from Rural States Talk about
Detecting Potential
Courtesy of The Journal Record OKLAHOMA CITY – A last-minute reauthorization of the $2.5 billion federal Small Business Innovation Research program means the difference to
OSU Spin-out Named One of Oklahoma’s Most Promising New Ventures
An Oklahoma State University spin-out company, XploSafe, was recently named one of Oklahoma’s Most Promising New Ventures by the Oklahoma Venture Forum, a group dedicated
OSU Team Defuses Punch of Explosives
Oklahoma State University chemistry professors and research scientists Allen Apblett, left, and Nick Materer work in an OSU lab. The two developed technology behind XploSafe’s
Former OSU Student Makes Professors Research His Business
Shoaib Shaikh’s cubicle in Oklahoma State University’s Riata Center for Entrepreneurship is tiny, but his business plans are huge. Shaikh is co-founder and chief executive
Making Most of Podium Time
Courtesy of The Journal Record OKLAHOMA CITY – Ten minutes. Just 600 seconds, and nothing more. It’s perhaps one of the most difficult periods to
