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Connecticut manufacturers seeking to explore new technologies and train their staff to use them can make use of the Manufacturing Voucher Program (MVP) which opened its latest round of grant applications on Dec. 1.

Several out-of-state manufacturers in the housing industry have announced plans to move to the state, citing Connecticut’s impressive talent pool of skilled workers. Currently, 162,800 workers have jobs in manufacturing in the state.

Over the past five weeks, two out-of-state manufacturers in the housing sector have announced plans to move their operations to Connecticut. 

CareerConneCT provides short-term free job training, case management, supportive services and employment assistance through industry-recognized credentials that create pathways to employment. It recently launched an online intake portal for job seekers.

While the Offshore Wind Industry Cluster in Connecticut was not among 21 economic development projects the federal government picked to each receive between $25 million and $65 million, its partners ...

As several industries deal with workforce shortages and high labor costs, companies are increasingly investing in automation and artificial intelligence technologies to supplement their existing workforce. Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2020, already existing employment challenges like a lack of skilled laborers and too many open positions have only been exacerbated.

International competitions prove to be constant witnesses to Filipino youth prowess. This July, three Philippine teams took the world stage and netted a total of six bronze medals, two honorable mentions and a merit citation in the international biology, chemistry and physics Olympiads.   Likewise, six Filipino students took home two…

The Filipino youth continues to shine in basic sciences competitions in the international scene. The country brought home two bronze medals and four honorable mentions in the recently concluded 63rd International Mathematical Olympiad. (Photo courtesy of DOST-SEI) In July, the Department of S

Craig M. Crews, the John C. Malone Professor of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology and professor of chemistry, pharmacology, and management at Yale, has received the 2022 Connecticut Medal of Technology, the Connecticut Academy of Science

Craig M. Crews was honored for his trailblazing research that launched the pharmaceutical field of targeted protein degradation.