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Stage

Grant | Alive

Total Raised

$70K

Last Raised

$70K

About EDTEK

EDTEK is a Kent, WA company that was awarded a grant as part of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) SBIR/STTR program. They received a grant for their project entitled: Portable Trace Metal Detection System Based on Disposable Multi-Element Nanoband Electrode Sensors.

Headquarters Location

7082 South 220th Street

Kent, Washington, 98032,

United States

253-395-8084

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EDTEK Patents

EDTEK has filed 3 patents.

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Application Date

Grant Date

Title

Related Topics

Status

4/28/2009

9/6/2011

Photovoltaics, Solar cells, Energy conversion, Renewable energy, Solar thermal energy

Grant

Application Date

4/28/2009

Grant Date

9/6/2011

Title

Related Topics

Photovoltaics, Solar cells, Energy conversion, Renewable energy, Solar thermal energy

Status

Grant

EDTEK Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Where is EDTEK's headquarters?

    EDTEK's headquarters is located at 7082 South 220th Street, Kent.

  • What is EDTEK's latest funding round?

    EDTEK's latest funding round is Grant.

  • How much did EDTEK raise?

    EDTEK raised a total of $70K.

  • Who are the investors of EDTEK?

    Investors of EDTEK include U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

  • Who are EDTEK's competitors?

    Competitors of EDTEK include Array Information Technology and 4 more.

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