Copprium helping UB take conductive copper ink to next level
So far, Copprium has raised $297,000 in nondilutive funding through grants. The money has provided a roadmap to get the technology out of the lab and scale it up to
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So far, Copprium has raised $297,000 in nondilutive funding through grants. The money has provided a roadmap to get the technology out of the lab and scale it up to
A quick read of news from the past week and a look ahead at what's coming next.
Officials say if the Adams Street Infill Housing Initiative succeeds, the concept could be replicated in other parts of the city, revitalizing more vacant lots.
Robert G. Shibley stepped down as dean of the University at Buffalo’s School of Architecture and Planning after 11 years last year, but he’s still a guru of city planning
The Buffalo Urban Development Corp. is moving ahead with plans to add another 41,000 square feet of light industrial workspace to the agency's manufacturing hub on Buffalo's East Side.