Cuomo announces funding for clean-energy innovations
May 22, 2014
RBJ Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the first round of awards from the New Energy Xcelerator in UpState NY, allowing nine teams of scientists to work
May 2014
RIT buys system to improve nanotechnology capabilities
May 22, 2014
RBJ Rochester Institute of Technology is purchasing a system that will upgrade its cleanroom facility and help drive growth in the optics and photonics industries.
17th Annual New York State Cyber Security Conference
May 22, 2014
17th Annual New York State Cyber Security Conference and 9th Annual Symposium on Information Assurance June 3 ‐ 4, 2014 Please join us at the Empire
Crystal IS hires manufacturing executive as it moves from research to production
May 22, 2014
Albany Business Review Crystal IS, an ultraviolet light technology developer in Green Island, New York, has named John Gartner as its first vice president of operations. More
University at Buffalo Student Black Belt Certification Program
May 21, 2014
WNY companies are invited to host one or more students from the University at Buffalo (either seniors or graduate students) who are tasked with completing
AU ceramic technology expert joins state business networking group as adviser
May 21, 2014
Alfred University Barry Watkins, deputy director of the Center for Advanced Ceramic Technology at Alfred University (AU), has joined the FuzeHub team as an industry
Dresser-Rand Olean plant to simulate underwater testing
May 20, 2014
Buffalo Business First This summer, Dresser-Rand Co. will test a 10-megawatt compressor for undersea oil and gas production at a new test facility in Olean. More
After decades of exodus, companies returning production to the U.S.
May 20, 2014
LA Times In 2001, Generac Power Systems joined the wave of American companies shifting production to China. The move wiped out 400 jobs in southeast
A 3-D Printing Startup’s Plan to Bring Manufacturing Back to Cities
May 20, 2014
Blog, wired.com Today, Shapeways may be nothing more than a company that uses 3-D printers to help designers create quirky figurines and modernist jewelry. But