Boosting American Competitiveness with Advanced Manufacturing
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and GlobalFoundries will host the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (AMP) 2.0 Regional Meeting on April 24.
Energy, Environment, and Smart Systems
Make It Smart, Make It Here: Driving Manufacturing Innovation in New York State
Congressman Paul Tonko will deliver the keynote address at the second annual Advanced Manufacturing Conference.
Personalized Bone Surgery Techniques To Reduce Patient Recovery Times
Material design and advanced manufacturing expert Johnson Samuel has won a CAREER award from the NSF.
Daniel Walczyk Named Director of Advanced Manufacturing Research Center at Rensselaer
Advanced manufacturing expert Daniel Walczyk has been named director of the Center for Automation Technologies and Systems (CATS) at Rensselaer.
Will IPOs Continue to Soar in 2014?
Didn’t it seem like there were a ton of IPOs in 2013? That’s because there was. More than 200 companies went public last year, including big names like Twitter, Potbelly, and Hilton, making 2013 the hottest year for IPOs since 2000.
But the real question you have to ask yourself is, why? Why did we see a rash of public offerings in the face of a lagging economic recovery and a flood of uncertainty gushing out of Washington?......
Advancing the Frontier of Energy Storage, Efficiency, and Grid Resiliency
John B. Rhodes will give the keynote address this week at the 2013-14 Annual Conference of the Rensselaer Center for Future Energy Systems (CFES).
Rensselaer Researchers To Map Step-by-Step Mechanism of Photosynthesis
With support from the DOE, researchers are expanding a successful research program to uncover the workings of the photosynthetic protein, Photosystem II.
Jefferson Project at Lake George Kicks Off Scientific Study of Lake With High-Tech Survey
Starting next week, scientists will create a high-resolution contour map and images of the lakebed and surrounding mountains.
New Results from Daya Bay: Tracking the Disappearance of Ghostlike Neutrinos
The international Daya Bay Collaboration has announced new results about the transformations of elusive, ghostlike neutrinos, particles that carry invaluable clues about the makeup of the early universe.
Rensselaer Professor Jose Holguín-Veras Honored by White House as “Transportation Champion of Change”
The White House on Wednesday honored faculty member Jose Holguín-Veras as a “Champion of Change” in the field of transportation.
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