The innovative spirit that discovers new realities through the basic sciences serves the whole human community. The Presbyterian Health Foundation began the PHF Research Park, in Oklahoma City, in 1996, believing that a science based company with patented products discovered in the medical research laboratory of the University of Oklahoma ought to be launched here in Oklahoma City. This translational research process, getting molecules out of the lab and into the market place, is good for human health, and it saves lives.

Performance. Service. Innovation. OG&E works hard every day to professionally serve more than 765,000 retail customers in Oklahoma and western Arkansas, along with a number of wholesale customers throughout the region. With a full 6,800 megawatts of capacity, our diverse electric transmission and distribution systems generate electricity from natural gas, low-sulfur Wyoming coal and wind.

The national NSF EPSCoR program is designed to benefit states, including Oklahoma, that have historically received lesser amounts of competitive research and development funding. Oklahoma EPSCoR provides support for key research areas at Oklahoma’s public universities, while also establishing partnerships with higher education, government and industry to effect lasting progress in the state’s research infrastructure, research and development capacity, and R&D competitiveness. The goal is to stimulate lasting research infrastructure improvements in Oklahoma.

i2E, Inc. is a private not-for-profit Oklahoma corporation focused on wealth creation by growing the technology-based entrepreneurial economy within Oklahoma. Originally founded as the Oklahoma Technology Development Corporation in September 1997, i2E was created to respond to a Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST) initiative.