
Manufacturing Round Up for the Week of 10/23/2015
New York State renews funding for NYU Telecommunications Research Center. Check out this and other NYS manufacturing stories of the week in FuzeHub’s most recent news roundup.

New York State renews funding for NYU Telecommunications Research Center. Check out this and other NYS manufacturing stories of the week in FuzeHub’s most recent news roundup.

Early adopters of new technologies are drivers of economic development. By using their knowledge to build technology-based businesses, these early adopters change their communities. During the Enlightenment, cities with more subscribers to Denis Diderot’s Encyclopedie grew more quickly, presumably because readers learned about what were then called the “mechanical arts”. Today, there’s a relationship between patent applications and household income – and the results’ aren’t promising for future growth.

CASE Center selected for Center Of Advanced Technology award. Check out this and other top stories in FuzeHub’s weekly manufacturing news roundup.

JumpStart projects receive up to $5,000 in matching funds for project costs that include faculty and research staff, facilities, services, supplies, and materials. Since its inception, 68 companies have benefited from this program.

For a city whose fortunes have risen and fallen with Kodak and Xerox, landing the new Integrated Photonics Manufacturing Innovation Hub is like winning an Olympic Gold Medal. Rochester has seen hard times, but the $610-million award that was announced last July is the grand prize after many smaller victories.

New York Empire State Development wins manufacturing partnership funding and will seek regional partners. Check out this and other top stories in FuzeHub’s weekly manufacturing roundup.

Nothing personal, but a lot of parents wouldn’t want their kids to work for your manufacturing company. No, it’s not because they think you’re using

SolarCity unveils industry’s most efficient solar panel. Check out this and other top stories in the latest edition of FuzeHub’s weekly manufacturing roundup.

Life science vets open Center for Nanomedicine Research In Buffalo. Check out this and other top stories in FuzeHub’s latest weekly news roundup.
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