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More in Archives!
About the CCMR Faculty members, students and projects:
CCMR at the 2017 NYSTAR Annual Meeting, October 24-25, 2017
NYSERDA report 17-12: Status – Vision for Additive Manufacturing Ecosystem in NYS, with the participation of the CCMR
2017 CMR Symposium explores possibilities of origami machines
CCMR and ITAC collaborating in support of NY City manufacturers
Cornell and ADC tackling rescue rope issues for the US NAVY helicopters
Making glassy metals
Axium Nanofibers LLC novel materials
Cornell testifies Nov. 10 to state legislators in Albany: New York state, combined with universities, is a powerful catalyst that generates businesses and jobs
CCMR in the Cornell eship magazine, Spring 2017, page 14
CCMR, Prof. Yong Joo, Cornell Chemical Engineering, and IdealChain, Binghamton NY, receive a Manufacturing Innovation Fund award!
Cornell Chronicle: 2017 CCMR Symposium
NY City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) Futureworks NYC Advanced Manufacturing Initiative: CCMR in partnership with ITAC.
Spring 2017 CCMR JumpStart projects
Spring 1017 JumpStart Projects in the CNY Business Journal
The CCMR on Capchips
The CCMR at the TwitterChat@LaunchHour: Funding Opportunities for Startups!
Cornell University Lakeside launchpad
Scientists jump start NYS businesses: Corso’s Cookies
Safe -Environment Plastics
Corso’s Cookies poised for growth
Meet Madhur Srivastava, a 2016 Commercialization Fellow from Biomedical Engineering
About the CMR Partners:
OrthoFit, a student startup company focused on smart wearables and software to prevent workplace injuries, is using a recent round of funding and a Proof of Concept Grant from the CenterState Corporations for Economic Opportunity to complete prototype smart gloves to be tested in industry settings this fall.
Molecular Glasses was selected as a semifinalist in the 43North Business Competition. The finalists will compete this October in Buffalo for a cut of $5 million.
Success Story: Calmetrics
Cornell Technology Acceleration and Maturation (CTAM) Fund receives a gift from venture capital firm Kairos Ventures for venture creation and technology incubation.
SiMPore was recently award $975,000 in federal funding through a Phase II STTR and a Phase I SBIR
ZetrOZ taking off with Sport Teams!
Entrepreneurship: A developing ecosystem of, through and beyond Cornell
An inside look at Ithaca’s business incubators
Heliohex Showcased by the CEO, Syracuse
Ecolectro wins $150,000 Grants For Growth Award!
Les Fritzemeier, a serial entrepreneur focusing on solar power, on a Talk Clean podcast!
Commercialization Fellowships at Cornell
Lionano was interviewed by CNBC and featured by the New York Academy of Sciences.
Xallent LLC received a NSF Phase II SBIR grant of $750K to support the commercialization of their breakthrough nanomachine probing technology.
Novomer is helping Ford Motor Co. to develop vehicles foams and plastics that use captured carbon dioxide (CO2) as a feedstock.
ZYMtronix, an Ithaca, NY-based spinout from Cornell Univ., has developed a universal method of enzyme immobilization.
Novomer‘s polyol business acquired by Saudi Aramco
NEXUS-NY and a Cornell Lab’s Entrepreneurial Story
NOHMs Technologies raised $5 million in venture capital for their development of ionic-liquid-based electrolytes.
Empire Brewing has developed a beer ale infused, fermented, and brewed with Jingwei Fu Tea Company’s black tea.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals ranks as one of most innovative companies by Forbes.
Talk Clean To Me, a Northeast podcast by former Cornell Student Joe Caron launched a Cleantech Entrepreneurship.