President Barack Obama on Wednesday sought to promote 21st-century manufacturing jobs by establishing hubs where universities and companies work together to invent, design and make new products. Chancellor Randy Woodson featured.
President Obama hopes to jump start the manufacturing sector with his $200 million deposit on innovation. NC State won a portion of the funding by creating a high-tech manufacturing hub, capitalizing on the university’s technology and research development...
Video of President Obama’s speech at NC State on Wednesday.
President Barack Obama focused on job expansion and improving US economy in his speech at NC State.
President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that NC State will be home to a $140 million consortium of companies and universities that will develop the next generation of energy-efficient electronic chips and devices.
President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that NC State will be home to a $140 million consortium of companies and universities that will develop the next generation of energy-efficient electronic chips and devices.
Obama announce that N.C. State University will be the new home to a $140 million consortium of companies and universities that will develop the next generation of energy-efficient electronic chips and devices.
The president first outlined his plans to launch three manufacturing institutes in his 2013 State of the Union Address, and on Wednesday he announced plans for the first manufacturing innovation institute to be led by NC State University.
President Obama in Raleigh on Wednesday to announce a consortium of 18 business and six universities, led by NC State.
NC State to lead a group of universities and companies to establish a manufacturing institute that President Obama saidwas the kind of innovation that would reinvigorate the nation’s manufacturing economy.
President Obama announced Wednesday that a consortium of 18 business and six universities, led by NC State, has been chosen to lead a manufacturing innovation institute to develop next-generation power electronics.
NC State will lead the manufacturing innovation institute that involves contributions from 18 businesses, six universities spread across the country, and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
President Obama was in North Carolina to announce the creation of a $140 million technology hub at NC State. The announcement is part of a larger effort by the White House to foster the kind of high-tech collaboration that will encourage industry and generate...
NC State will lead the manufacturing innovation institute that involves contributions from 18 businesses, six universities spread across the country, and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
NC State to lead a group of universities and companies to establish a manufacturing institute that President Obama said was the kind of innovation that would reinvigorate the nation?s manufacturing economy.
Today, I’m here to act, Obama told students at NC State, the leading partner behind the new innovation center in the Research Triangle.
President Barack Obama touted the creation of a new manufacturing hub aimed at creating jobs. The institute will be housed at NC State, includes an array of technology companies and is being funded by a $70 million grant from the Department of Energy.
NC State’s Next Generation Power Electronics Innovation Institute is the first of three manufacturing innovation institutes established by the Obama administration through a Federal commitment of $200 million across five Federal agencies.
President Obama announced Wednesday that a consortium of 18 business and six universities, led by NC State, has been chosen to lead a manufacturing innovation institute to develop next-generation power electronics.
President Barack Obama on Wednesday announced a new public-private manufacturing hub in North Carolina to develop next-generation power electronics. NC State will lead the new manufacturing institute, a consortium of 18 businesses and six universities.
