NYS Manufacturing and Tech News 2.6.23
February 10, 2023
British-based firm Edwards coming to Western NY to support semiconductor industry, Micron “It was announced in November that Edwards would build a new facility at
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Faces of Manufacturing: Joe Dickson of Ducted Wind Turbines
February 9, 2023
Ducted Wind Turbines (DWT) is the Potsdam-based developer of small wind turbine technology designed for efficiency, economy, manufacturability, versatility, and ease of assembly and installation.
NYS Manufacturing and Tech News 1.30.23
February 3, 2023
Marquardt, OCM-BOCES launch new training program for high school students “High school students will have the opportunity to participate in a new two-year engineering technology
Ask The Expert – Amy Desjardins (Workforce Development Institute)
January 30, 2023
For this edition of Ask the Expert, we spoke with Amy Desjardins, Executive Director of the Workforce Development Institute (WDI), a statewide nonprofit organization that
NYS Manufacturing and Tech News 1.23.23
January 27, 2023
New York State allocates $30 million for early-stage startup funding “The program is intended to support the development of businesses in high-growth industries and the
Where are They Now? Centrotherm Eco Systems, LLC
January 23, 2023
Centrotherm Eco Systems LLC, an Albany-based manufacturer of venting systems and accessories for heating professionals, is the dominant supplier of polypropylene flu gas technology in
NYS Manufacturing and Tech News 1.16.23
January 20, 2023
Manufacturers shift into a more productive gear “Like a lot of small manufacturers, STI-CO Antenna Solutions was focused on meeting its everyday needs of making
FuzeHub’s 2022 By the Numbers
January 18, 2023
2022. A year of evolution, as we transition from the pandemic while still continuing to create connections, provide advice and support, and generate a positive
NYS Manufacturing and Tech News 1.9.23
January 13, 2023
N.Y. to provide matching funds to early-stage firms “The initiative, unveiled last week, will offer these businesses $50,000 to $250,000 in growth assistance, which they