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Foreign investment in Oklahoma should help the state’s biotech industry expand, said patent attorney Mike LaBrie.

WeGoLook won the overall award at The Journal Record’s Innovator of the Year event Wednesday.

Oklahoma City-based Caisson Biotech sponsored a recent high school scientific project that was out of this world.

There were some natural concerns among Oklahomans back in 1998 when Texas native Tommy Harlan put together a venture capital fund and began investing in life science startups spun out of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.

Oklahoma City-based Caisson Biotech is this week’s guest on the Oklahoma Innovations statewide radio show produced by OCAST.

A pair of Oklahoma City-based companies have been selected as “Buzz of BIO” nominees for the 2014 Biotechnology Industry Organization annual convention.

The loss of the state’s EDGE Fund has meant less funding opportunities for the state’s bioscience companies such as Caisson Biotech and Selexys Pharmaceuticals.