Developing a better electrolyte continues to challenge the lithium battery industry, but one battery company is using high-performance computing (HPC) to gain a competitive edge.
FuzeHub’s Manufacturing Round Up: Weekly news and announcements in manufacturing. Read more about legislation to boost manufacturing-engineering programs in higher education, a new AIM Photonics testing, packaging, and assembly facility, and New York State funding for a life sciences cluster.
“Empire State Development (ESD) today announced that six New York organizations were recently awarded nearly $2 million in federal funding from the United States Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) to promote innovation and strengthen economic growth initiatives. Three of the awardees are centers supported by ESD’s Division of Science, Technology and Innovation (NYSTAR).”
Governor Cuomo has announced $650 million initiative to grow a life sciences research cluster in New York State.
FuzeHub’s Manufacturing Round Up: Weekly news and announcements in manufacturing. Read more about a Buffalo NY manufacturer’s new acquisition, a Hudson Valley medical technology manufacturing conference, and more.
This report describes federal programs that are available to help U.S. manufacturers succeed.Many are administered by various agencies of the U.S. Department of Commerce, but entities like the Department of Energy and Department of Defense also play an important role in spurring demand for innovation in manufacturing.
FuzeHub’s Manufacturing Round Up: Weekly news and announcements on manufacturing in New York State. Read more about a semiconductor manufacturer’s deal with an international distributor, clean energy growth in the Southern Tier, and major funding for one of New York’s high speed rail manufacturers.
FuzeHub’s Manufacturing Round Up: Weekly news and announcements in manufacturing. Read more about AngioDynamics’ new market expansion, the new liquid metal 3d printer at RIT, Niagara Falls’ first craft brewery in over 75 years, and more.
For this edition of our “Ask an Expert” series, we interviewed Michael Ulbrich, president of EWI’s New York operations. In this role, Michael heads up Buffalo Manufacturing Works, a state-of-the art center operated by EWI that works with manufacturers to develop, validate, and implement leading-edge technologies. Michael, a Buffalo native, returned to the area and joined EWI following 10 years in the banking industry.
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