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Connecting LatAm innovation with Tulsa’s ecosystem. Scaling startups through capital, community, and global partnerships.

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Not all startups are built the same.🚀

But one thing we know about the Latam to Tulsa program companies is that they are all pushing the boundaries of science and engineering.

Check them in our latest post: https://t.co/vAn1tD1wPH

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Animal production needs to move away from antibiotics and chemical treatments. But how do you scale the alternative?

ByBug's approach: genetically engineered Black Soldier Fly larvae that produce therapeutic proteins.

Read the full article: https://t.co/iCxj8ZdQwo

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We're excited to feature Qnity, a deep tech startup pioneering the future of drug discovery.

Qnity's solution is making more precise drug discovery, helping to make the process more affordable and sustainable for the global healthcare industry.

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Expanding to the U.S. can be overwhelming for Latam startups.

Tulsa makes it easier with a growing economy, a collaborative community, and tailored support. 🚀

We connect you with investors, visa help, and mentorship to focus on growing your business.

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@MonteCaldera is a deep-tech startup reshaping materials discovery and development. Through its Caldera Engine platform, they enable predictive modeling of material behavior, allowing industries to develop materials more efficiently.

Learn more at https://t.co/gCOSUdAAyD

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This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re celebrating the women driving scientific innovation. At Latam to Tulsa, we’re proud to support women-led startups bringing deep expertise and leadership to the global challenges they’re solving.

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Bringing founders and public leadership together is key to building strong innovation ecosystems. We welcomed Deborah Moorad and Mark Wells for a conversation with founders from our program on Oklahoma’s vision for growth and the role startups play in shaping what’s next in Tulsa

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We’re excited to spotlight ByBug, a biotech startup turning insects into scalable, sustainable biomanufacturing platforms.

ByBug uses genetically engineered black soldier fly larvae as living bioreactors to produce fortified feed additives for animal health.

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Meet @ABioeutectics, an Argentine company that relocated to Tulsa. Their mission is to replace traditional petroleum-based solvents with natural, safer alternatives that are better for people and the planet.

Chemistry inspired by nature, designed for real-world industrial use.

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This is Latam to Tulsa, an initiative part of Tulsa Local Ventures and supported by George Kaiser Family Foundation.

The program helps high-potential Latin American startups land in the U.S. with access to Tulsa’s innovation ecosystem and long-term growth opportunities.