2008/April:  Adventium Labs' CEO Bonnie Holub became the President of the board of directors of in Science and Technology Education (INSciTE).  The board includes industry members from Lockheed, Honeywell, and 3M, and works to further the efforts of INSciTE: "[INSciTE] is principally a catalyst organization; providing infrastructure, programs, training, and other support to facilitate educators and volunteer technical professionals acting as coaches in their interactions with targeted groups of children."

2007/08/24: Camille DeMeireles, Shaked Peleg, Abigail Taylor, and Amy Whillock, presented "Nanotechnology-enabled Environmentally Sustainable Desalination Systems," to chemists and engineers Cargill’s Minnetonka, Minnesota headquarters. The session was hosted by Dr. H.S. Muralidhara, Vice President of Corporate Plant Operations/Process Technology.

2007/01/29: The St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce, along with the law firm of Moore, Costello & Hart, has awarded “Celebrate Business Success” awards to local businesses that exemplify business achievement. On Monday, January 29, 2007 Adventium Labs was presented this award in front of a capacity crowd in the St. Hotel ballroom. The group was gathered to hear comments from US Senator Norm Coleman, who referred to Adventium during his comments as an example of the kind of growing technical company that keeps Minnesota’s economy strong.

2006/12/13: A team of seven 4th-6th grade students from Highland Park Elementary School in St Paul won the "Innovative Design" award. The Highland team also placed first in the robot head-to-head competition, and finished 2nd place in overall standing. The top four teams in each division advance, so Highland will compete again at the state tournament in January.

2006/12/08: Adventium Labs, Minneapolis MN, recently won its largest research contract ever.  The nearly 1.2 million dollar, 18-month contract, is part of a larger Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) program, called “Self Regenerative Systems,” to implement cyber systems that always provide critical functionality and improve reliability. Adventium’s project is developing techniques to preempt attacks from authorized users with malicious intent (also known as malicious insiders) by inferring user goals, enabling anomaly detection, and combining and correlating information. This leverages Adventium's background in other cyber security and insider threat research and development.

2006/12/04: An Adventium-sponsored team of seven fourth and third grade students from Mendota Elementary School won the "Teamwork" award at the regional First Lego League robot competition.

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2006/10/01: Adventium Labs, along with prime contractor Koronis Biomedical Technologies, announces that they have won an SBIR (Small Business Innovative Research) awarded from the US Department of Education. This six-month phase I effort will create a system of wheelchair navigation aids that are collaborative and dynamic.