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Inc. Magazine (November 2008): Blue Is The New Green, Microvi Biotech Inc. featured as one of the eleven Entrepreneurs/companies ahead of the curve in the largest emerging market the world has seen in some time 

Ingram's  Business Magazine (June 2008): Start It Up, Microvi Biotech featured as one of the top eight most promising start-up companies in Kansas and Missouri

Greentech Media (December 2007): Water Investment Picks up, incl. Microvi Biotech Awarded First Prize in California Clean Tech Open Competition

Environ  Foundation (November  2007): Allan Delorme Presents the ENVIRON Foundation Prize at California Clean Tech Open, incl. Microvi Biotech 2007 Winner in Air, Water, and Waste Category

AlwaysOn: The Insider's Network  (September 2007): The GoingGreen 100 Winners, incl. Microvi Biotech 1 of the 100 Hottest Private Companies in Greentech

Water Tech Online (February 2006): Microvi Biotech Received Backing on Water Project

Water Environment Federation (2004): Honors & Awards, incl. Dr. Fatemeh Shirazi recognized with Jack Edward McKee Award

Frost & Sullivan (June 12, 2003): U.S Bioremediation Market, incl. Microvi Biotech's Innovative Technology

Chemical Engineering Progress Magazine (January 2003): Immobilized Microbes Destroy Groundwater Contaminants

Water Technology News (December 2002): [Microvi Biotech's] Barrier Process Beats Contaminants

HazTECH News (November & December 2002): Microbe Encapsulation Technology Developed to Enhance Water Clean Up

Water Tech ONLINE (October 10, 2001): Honorees announced for WEFTEC 2001, incl. Dr. Shirazi Received Jack Edward McKee Medal

Civil Engineering News (March 2001): Entrapped Microorganisms Enhance Groundwater Treatment

Pollution Online (October 18, 2000) WEFTEC 2000: Sessions fully engaged and engaging

Industrial Wastewater (September/October 1998): Using Biological Permeable Barriers to remove 2,4,6-trichlorophenol from Groundwater

Water Environment & Technology (September 1998): Biological Permeable Barriers Remove Groundwater Contaminants