Tagged: nanotechnology

The quiet farming community of Alabama, N.Y. sits amongst acres of farm and wetland. It’s also the site chosen for a new Science Technology and Manufacturing Park or STAMP.

The high-tech park has also been the subject of some public scrutiny, as Genesee County rates highly amongst top agricultural producers in the state. The project is also an example of when the values of agricultural communities are starting to rub up against an upstate development agenda focused around high-tech manufacturing.

The state of Israel will spend up to $300 million a year in a new partnership with the University at Albany for Israeli companies to use the school's nanotechnology facilities.

Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy and Dr. Alain Kaloyeros, CEO of College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, announced the partnership yesterday.

Welcome to the Afternoon Trail Mix from the Innovation Trail team.

Innovation goes hand-in-hand with geography according to data from the U.S. Patent Office.

The National Research Council of the National Academies has updated its research on the Optics and Photonics Industry.

New Yorkers feel a bit better than they did four years ago says the Siena College Research Institute.

A $43 million business and accommodation project is planned for downtown Elmira.

The EPA is testing  water from an aquifer in Dimock, Pennsylvania.