Press Releases

• September 10, 2007 - Green Imaging Technologies, Inc. unveils MRI-based Capillary Pressure software. Speed and accuracy sets a new standard for exploration test results.
  With the first major improvement to traditional capillary pressure testing in 40 years, Green Imaging Technologies (GIT) is unveiling a new MRI-based capillary pressure test at the Society of Core Analysts (SCA) Annual Symposium in Calgary on September 10th. Read more...

• November 2, 2006 - Green Imaging Technologies unveils MRI-Based System
  Green Imaging Technologies (GIT) presented its MRI-based capillary pressure system (GIT-CAP^TM) to its many partners and supporters at an event at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton today Read more...

• September 7, 2006 - UNB and Green Imaging Technologies Sign a Deal for Oil and Gas Technology
  The University of New Brunswick and Green Imaging Technologies Inc. (GIT) have signed a technology transfer agreement that will provide git with exclusive rights to a new mri technology developed by researchers at UNB’s Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Research Centre. Read more...

Media Coverage

• December 28, 2007 - Imaging firm's technology has global possibilities
  The conventional method of identifying recoverable oil reserves has been called one of the dinosaur sciences of the oil and gas industry. For 40 years, the industry has relied on a method that can take months to glean what are typically spotty results. Not until a group of researchers at the University of New Brunswick looked to Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or MRI testing, had the industry seen any major breakthroughs. Read more...

• September 19, 2007 - Green Imaging Technologies was recently announced as a finalist in the NRC/IRAP Regional Canadian Innovation Award for New Technology.

  For more information on the 2007 Canadian Innovation Awards contact us or visit the CME Website.

• January 30, 2007 - GIT Featured as Success Story at Full Sail Summit 2007

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• January 10, 2007 - UNB helps pave way for couple's return

  Jill and Derrick Green wanted nothing more than to return to their hometown of Fredericton and raise their children. And thanks to new technology invented at the University of New Brunswick, the couple has been able to do just that. Read more...

• November 22, 2006 - Progress Magazine - Green Power

  Jill and Derrick had it all: healthy kids, great jobs, and a comfortable life together. So how did a crusading researcher convince them to put it all on the line for an unproven new technology? Read more...

• September 8, 2006 - Capital Startup Bring MRI Technology to OilPatch, Telegraph Journal
  FREDERICTON - Over the past decade, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has emerged as one of the most flexible and powerful diagnostic techniques to assess bone and tissue damage. Read more...