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Sign up to tour the University of Dayton Research Institute, Air Force Institute of Technology, and Wright State University to meet researchers in the aerospace and defense fields. This event is sponsored by the Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI).
Preview some of the highlights for this year's Ingenuity Festival: Cleveland's Art and Technology Showcase
This year, the National Solar Energy Conference will take place in Cleveland, Ohio and explore the theme "Sustainable Energy Puts America to Work.”
By Mary Vanac, Plain Dealer Reporter
By Chuck Soder, Technology Reporter, Crain's Cleveland Business
By Saheen Samavati, Technology Reporter, Plain Dealer
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By Paula Schleis, Akron Beacon Journal
By Chuck Soder, Crain's Cleveland Business
presented by Daniel Wolfe, Vice President of Harris and Harris Group, Inc.
Crain's Cleveland Business
Mary Vanac, The Plain Dealer
“Bringing the ‘Alternative Energy Valley’ concept to Northeast Ohio”
MARKETING: INNOVATION
The Sears Undergraduate Design Laboratory: A Beacon for Electrical Engineering Education in Ohio and Hexagram: A Northeast Ohio Electronics and Entrepreneurial Success Story
From Cleveland.com
From Crain's Cleveland Business
From the Akron Beacon Journal
The Materials, Medicine, and Nanotechnology Summit will be hosted by Cleveland Clinic, ASM International, and the Nano-Network as the anchor event of Nano-WeekTM 2006
FastTrac TechWednesday, September 27, 2006
Red Room Revolution Presents: Tech Summit, featuring Guy Kawasaki, managing partner of Garage Ventures and author of eight books
Showcasing New Projects at Bowling Green State University
Case School of Engineering professor to spur NorTech's nanotechnology outreach efforts
Written by David Skolnick , The Vindicator
Written by Brandon Glenn, Crain's Cleveland Business
An Editorial from the Plain Dealer
The Cleveland Engineering Society (CES) has selected Dorothy C. Baunach for the 2006 CES Leadership Award. The award will be presented at the CES Annual Meeting and Awards Reception June 28, 2006, 5:30-7:30 PM, at the Myers University Club, 3813 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland. To attend the CES Annual Meeting please call 216-361-3100 or register online at www.cesnet.org.
Sponsored by: NineSigma, Cleveland State University, Northeast Ohio Electronics Cluster and NorTech
Dr. Linda Horton is the Director for the Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences (CNMS) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, one of the five new Department of Energy (DOE) nanoscale science research centers. Dr. Horton will present "From the Lab to Commercialization: Nanotechnology Perspectives from Oak Ridge National Laboratory."
Spring 2006 Generation Foundation Newsletter
MARK YOUR CALENDARS! 2006 Ohio Fuel Cell Symposium, May 23-24 at the Kent State Stark Professional Education and Conference Center in Canton, Ohio.
Read Tech Link by Henry Gomez where he give his thoughts on the speech by Vinton Cerf at the City Club on May 5.
On May 5, 2006 NorTech in cooperation with the City Club of Cleveland will host Dr. Vinton Cerf, VP and Chief Internet Evangelist of Google. Dr. Cerf is the fifth and final speaker in the NorTech technology speaker series co-sponsored by the City Club of Cleveland.
On April 21, 2006 Mr. Peter Garforth, Principal of Garforth International LLC presented "Green Communities: Opportunities and Challenges for Sustainability in Northeast Ohio" as part of the NorTech speaker series.
Did you miss your chance to hear Mr. Garforth's interesting and informative speech at the City Club? Download a copy of his speech here.
"Outsourcing and Insourcing--Considerations in Engineering and Manufacturing"
How can northeast Ohio get in front of the battle for technology jobs? We'll show you one company that could help lead the way and talk with Dorothy Baunach from NorTech, a group that tries to bring entrepreneurs, businessmen, investors, politicians and other key players together to make it happen.
On March 31, 2006 Dr. Wesley Harris, Department Head of Aeronautics and Astronautics from MIT presented “Building a Diverse Workforce for the Region's Technology Economy” as part of the NorTech speaker series.
The Cleveland Clinic, ASM International, and the Nano-Network today announced they will partner to host the Materials, Medicine, and Nanotechnology Summit as part of Nano-WeekTM 2006, a five-day exploration of how nanotechnology is changing our world. Click here for more details.
****NorTech currently manages the Nano-Network.****
Ms. Stuart will discuss the region’s technological areas of expertise while highlighting some existing strengths and weaknesses. She will also discuss how some of Northeast Ohio’s "old" industries like rubber can provide a foundation for "new" industries like nanomaterials/polymers. Please join us to hear this unique perspective about nanotechnology from a Northeast Ohio native!
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Norm Chagnon, Staff Director for the Third Frontier Commission from ODOD will be in Northeast Ohio Thursday, March 16th from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. to answer questions about how Third Frontier funds from the state will be awarded. We encourage you to attend this very informative presentation!
When it came to drawing new businesses and corporate expansions, only Texas was more active than Ohio last year, says a report by Site Selection magazine.
On February 17, 2006 Jack Uldrich, President of The NanoVeritas Group presented “The Impact of Nanotechnology on Regional Competitiveness” as part of the NorTech speaker series.
CITY CLUB Nanotech consultant Jack Uldrich tells of a promising future for Northeast Ohio
Jack Uldrich to present at the City Club of Cleveland on February 17th as part of the NorTech Speaker Series
Money to help Technology Leaders commercialize ideas
NorTech, the Northeast Ohio Technology Coalition, today announced the release of a regional technology strategy report that outlines a strategic framework for planning the region’s technology future, including recommendations for achieving a more sustainable, globally-competitive technology economy in Northeast Ohio.
The Nano-Network™, an Ohio-based organization dedicated to nanotechnology networking, advocacy and economic development, today announced the formation of an affiliate Nano-Network chapter with Technology Ventures Corporation (TVC) of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Cleveland may be one of the nation's poorest cites, but it's also the most intelligent, according to a New York think tank.
The Cleveland Chapter of the National Technical Association, Inc. (NTA) will host its Fifth Annual Nsoroma Awards Program on Saturday, March 25, 2006, 12 noon at Windows on the River. The event will honor local women and men of color for their scientific and technological accomplishments, fortitude, and community involvement.
The Cuyahoga County Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Coalition announced today that they joined forces with OneCleveland, the nonprofit provider of community-based ultra broadband services, to launch a new feature that allows efficient electronic filing for this year’s EITC program.
By Christopher Montgomery, The Plain Dealer
By David Bennett, Crain's Cleveland Business
The Glenn Alliance for Technology Exchange (GATE) presented four Ohio-based companies with the GATE Partnership Award today.
Featuring: Dr. Robert Buhrman, Director of the Cornell University’s Center for Nanoscale Systems
Crain's Cleveland Business
By Shannon Pettypiece
Deborah Wince-Smith, President, Council on Competitiveness
Presents "Thriving in a World of Challenge and Change"
Crain's Cleveland Business
By Shannon Pettypiece
For the third year in a row, the Cleveland Clinic will be the site of an unprecedented, international gathering of decision makers from throughout the health care sector. The 2005 Medical Innovation Summit: Bench to Bedside and Back will convene CEOs from industry, providers, government and venture investors.
The Plain Dealer
By Henry Gomez
Sell out crowd attends three-day Nano-App Summit; Week to close with announcement of winners of Nano Business Competitions
For 2005, NANO Week is all about nanomaterials and real applications of nanotechnology.
The Nano-App Summit 2005 is the anchor event for NANO Week in Cleveland, 2005, a week long exploration and celebration of how nanotechnology is changing our world.
The Plain Dealer
By Henry Gomez
The Akron Beacon Journal
By Dave Scott
Northeast Ohio needs to raise and invest $50 million in pre-seed and seed capital, and $250 million in regionally-based early stage venture capital over the next five years, according to the NorTech Early Stage Capital Task Force Report released today.
By Emily Hamlin, The Plain Dealer
By Roger Mezger, The Plain Dealer
Come and find out who is changing the way we work, live and play in Northeast Ohio!
A fusion of art & technology.
Energy A 21st Century Perspective addresses technological opportunities and the associated economics of various forms of energy. Few fields of critical social importance are more dependent on science and technology than those associated with the various methods of delivering energy in its different forms.
Midtown Innovation Center, 4415 Euclid Ave, Suite 201
Midtown Innovation Center, 4415 Euclid Ave, Suite 201
Midtown Innovation Center, 4415 Euclid Ave, Suite 201
George S. Dively Center, Case Western Reserve University
The Hilton Garden Inn, Cleveland/Twinsburg
Hilton, Akron/Fairlawn
On April 27, 2005, 150 leaders from around Northeast Ohio will gather for a one-day scenario-planning workshop facilitated by Global Business Network (GBN) in association with NorTech. The workshop will be held at the Hilton Akron/Fairlawn and will run from 8:00AM until 5:00PM.
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, 3800 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland Midtown Innovation Center, 4415 Euclid Avenue, Suite 201
Trinity Commons, 2230 Euclid Avenue
George S. Dively Center, Case Western Reserve University
Marriott Downtown Cleveland
At a rally sponsored by NorTech, the Greater Cleveland Partnership, and the Ohio Aerospace Council more than 200 business leaders gathered to show their support for NASA Glenn Research Center. Democratic and Republican politicians alike voiced concerns surrounding the proposed cuts to NASA's aeronautics funding that would lead to the elimination of more than 700 jobs at the Glenn Research Center in Brookpark.