WARREN WEEKS NAMED AS VICE PRESIDENT OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FOR SELAH TECHNOLOGIES February 15, 2008 News (GREENVILLE, SC) – Selah Technologies, an advanced materials manufacturer, has named Warren Weeks as Vice President of Product Development. Weeks was most recently the Technology Director of SC Launch!, a South Carolina-based economic development and seed-stage funding program. Read Release... AREA ENTREPRENEUR SAYS 3 COMPANIES INTERESTED IN FIRM'S NANOTECHNOLOGY February 13, 2008 News (GREENVILLE, SC) – Michael Bolick, founder and chief executive of Selah Technologies, a seven employee startup trying to strike it rich with nanotechnology developed at Clemson University, said he hopes to sign a joint research agreement with one of the corporations, a major lighting company, by the end of the month. Read Article... SELAH TECHNOLOGIES PRESIDENT TO PRESENT TO TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL February 05, 2008 News (GREENVILLE, SC) – Michael Bolick, president and CEO of Selah Technologies, will present at the Greenville Spartanburg Anderson Technology Council’s (GSTAC) meeting on Wednesday, February 13. The topic is “Advanced Materials as a growth platform for Upstate South Carolina’s economy.” Read Release... SELAH TECHNOLOGIES PRESIDENT NAMED TO USC NANOCENTER EXTERNAL ADVISORY BOARD February 04, 2008 News (GREENVILLE, SC) – Michael Bolick, President and CEO of Selah Technologies, an advanced materials manufacturer, has been named to the University of South Carolina NanoCenter’s External Advisory Board (EAB). The USC NanoCenter is the University’s focal point for science and engineering studies of nanometer-scale structures, their unique properties, and their integration into functional units. Bolick was invited to join the Board because of his proven experience with advanced materials manufacturing and dedication to nanotechnology research and development. Read Release... SELAH TECHNOLOGIES READIES FOR GROWTH, MOVES INTO NEW LAB SPACE January 30, 2008 News (GREENVILLE, SC) – Selah Technologies, an advanced materials manufacturing company has moved into a new laboratory space in the Clemson University Research Foundation (CURF) incubator facility in Pendleton, South Carolina. The move to the new, expanded lab space prepares the way for the company’s continuing growth, with a focus on refinement and scalability of their revolutionary patent-pending nanotechnologies and future development of vertical applications through research and development efforts. Read Release... SELAH TECHNOLOGIES TO PRESENT AT QUANTUM DOTS 2007 Nov 29, 2007 News (GREENVILLE, SC) – Upstate nanotechnology company, Selah Technologies, will present at Quantum Dots 2007 , the 2nd annual two-day conference that brings together leading executives, sales and marketing directors, product development managers, and engineers from the quantum dot, lighting, display, life sciences, energy, data storage, and investment communities. Read Release... NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AWARDS SELAH TECHNOLOGIES WITH SBIR GRANT Nov 8, 2007 News (GREENVILLE, SC) – Selah Technologies announces that the company has received a $100,000 SBIR Phase I grant from the National Science Foundation to fund additional development activities for the company’s Selah Tubes™ nanotechnology. Read Release... SELAH TECHNOLOGIES RECEIVES $200,000 FROM SC LAUNCH! Nov 6, 2007 News Selah Technologies, an Upstate-based nanomaterials innovator and manufacturer, received a $200,000 investment from SC Launch! Read Release... View Video... SELAH TECHNOLOGIES SOLIDIFIES SCIENTIFIC TEAM Nov. 6, 2007 News Nanotechnology Company Recruits Two Oak Ridge National Laboratory Scientists... Read Release... Read Article... SELAH TECHNOLOGIES NAMED INNOVISION TECHNOLOGY AWARDS PROGRAM FINALIST Oct. 18, 2007 Press Release Selah Technologies, a nanomaterials innovator and manufacturer, has been named a 2007 finalist in the annual InnoVision Technology Awards Program. Read Release... Radio Interview Sept. 9, 2007 Media Clip Michael Bolick, CEO, was interviewed by Mike Switzer for the South Carolina Business Review radio program that was broadcast on August 9th and 10th. [listen] At SCRA good things come in nano packages July 9, 2007 News Article At the Composites Manufacturing Technology Center, managed by the South Carolina Research Authority’s Applied Research and Development Institute, the advanced technology composites are more often small components – microscopic, in fact. Read Article... Selah Technologies Names Executive Leadership March 1, 2007 Press Release Selah Technologies, a nanomaterials manufacturing company based in Greenville, SC, has named Ken Morgan as Chief Operations Officer and Andrew Metters, PhD, as Chief Technology Officer.... Read Article... Selah Technologies Presents at InnoVenture 2007 and Nano Nexus 2007 March 1, 2007 Press Release Michael Bolick, CEO of Greenville-based Selah Technologies, has been invited to present at both the InnoVenture 2007 and Nano Nexus 2007 conferences. Bolick will provide a glimpse into the patent-pending nanotechnologies for which it has recently secured a worldwide exclusive license... Read Article... Selah Technologies Accepted to SC Launch! February 15, 2007 Press Release Selah Technologies, a nanomaterials manufacturing company based in Greenville, has been accepted to SC Launch!, a South Carolina Research Authority collaboration. The SC Launch! Program was designed to support and accelerate growth of technology by providing entrepreneurs with key tools for success... Read Article... Selah President and CEO graduates Georgia Tech Advanced Technology Development Center FastTrac® TechVenture™ program December 12, 2006 News Article Polished and concise elevator pitches were very much in evidence at the graduation of the FastTrac® TechVenture™ program on December 13, 2006. Facilitated by the Georgia Tech Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) and The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG), FastTrac is a Kauffman Foundation program designed to develop technology entrepreneurs... Read Article... Selah President & CEO presents at the Second Annual Program for Biomedical Entrepreneurship in Upstate South Carolina October 2006 Press Release The Clemson University Research Foundation (CURF), in cooperation with the university’s bioengineering department, will present a daylong program Friday, Oct. 20, at the Westin Poinsett in Greenville to discuss the biomedical industry in the South Carolina Upstate, highlighting recent growth that builds on a long history of success in the biomaterials and medical device fields. Read Article... InnoVenture bears fruit Tuesday, October 17, 2006 The Greenville News A new entrepreneurial effort to market a technology developed at Clemson University is proof of the growing potential of InnoVenture, South Carolina's annual venture capital conference Read Article... Let me tell you about my grandchildren… October 15, 2006 Swamp Fox Exciting news from Selah Technologies and Clemson University. Read Article... Startup company gives vision into high-tech economy October 10, 2006 The Greenville News A former manufacturing executive has licensed nanotechnology from Clemson University and has plans to launch a new company he hopes will have a big impact. Read Article... Selective interactions of porphyrins with semiconducting single-walled carbon nanotubes September, 2006 Essential Science Indicators Ya-Ping Sun answers a few questions about this month's fast moving front in the field of Materials Science. The author has also sent along images of their work. Read Article... Carbon in Quantum Dot-Land June 2006 chemestry.org Biologists, for the past several years, have been able to watch proteins and other molecules travel in and around cells and tissues thanks to the invention of tiny little specks of matter called quantum dots. Read Article...