NYS Manufacturing and Tech News Week of 4/16/18
April 20, 2018
High school program will offer path to free STEM associate degree “Eighth-graders in the Albany, New York, area will have a new opportunity as they
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NYS Manfacturing and Tech News
April 13, 2018
Empire State Development: First round of applications available for New York Fund for Innovation in Research & Scientific Talent “Empire State Development on Tuesday announced
Navigating the Landscape of Funding Sources for NYS Manufacturers
April 12, 2018
Looking for capital resources to advance your business? We’ve done the legwork for you! Find funding opportunities in FuzeHub’s recent updated report, Navigating the Landscape of
NYS Manufacturing and Tech News Week of 4/2/2018
April 6, 2018
Top Army chief tours Watervliet Arsenal “The Watervliet Arsenal remains a critical aspect of our nation’s defense, churning out the barrels for the nation’s tanks
FuzeHub is Seeking a Program Assistant
April 5, 2018
The Program Assistant will work closely with the Solutions and Innovation Fund program managers to perform various maintenance and data research tasks primarily in keeping
FuzeHub Funds Help Advance New Prototyping Center
April 4, 2018
The Tech Valley Center of Gravity (TVCOG) in Troy, New York has officially opened The Prototyping Center thanks to a 2016 Manufacturing Innovation Grant from
New York State Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NY MEP)
April 2, 2018
The New York Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NY MEP) is a network of organizations that provide growth and innovation services to small and mid-sized manufacturers in
NYS Manufacturing and Tech News Week of 3/26/2018
March 30, 2018
Prototyping center, manufacturing incubator open in Troy “The Tech Valley Center of Gravity celebrated the opening of two new on-site facilities recently with a double
New York State Showcases Innovation Assets at the Advanced Energy Conference
March 28, 2018
FuzeHub, New York State’s statewide Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) center, is joining the state’s Division of Science, Technology & Innovation (NYSTAR) at this year’s Advanced