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The New Jersey Institute of Technology will collaborate with the New Jersey Innovation Institute, an NJIT corporation, to offer a professional science master’s degree program and professional graduate certificate in the rapidly expanding field of […]
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Frank Danieli, our Business Development Officer, was recognized by NJBIZ among the Power 50 list for manufacturing influencers in New Jersey. Frank Danieli As a business development officer at Choose New Jersey, Danieli has played
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Atlantic City Electric on Tuesday proposed new programs and services that are expected to expand access to clean electric transportation options across South Jersey. The company outlined its plans to support a cleaner future of electric
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The Stevens Institute of Technology said Friday it opened a $68 million teaching and research facility — the Gateway Academic Center. Stevens described the Center, which officially opened on Dec. 10, as part of a
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TRENTON, N.J. (December 16, 2019) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) today announced that En Masse Coworking in downtown Morristown has become the latest collaborative workspace approved to provide rent support through NJ Ignite. To date, the NJEDA
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Newark-based Public Service Electric and Gas Co. said Wednesday it placed into service its largest solar farm to-date on a brownfield site in Pennsauken. PSE&G says it owns a 15.2-megawatt-dc Pennsauken solar farm that is
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Maybe they think they know us from ”The Sopranos” and ”Jersey Shore.” Or maybe they’ve heard that we have a lot of chemical plants and refineries. Could be they visited and didn’t understand what jug handles
New Jersey is the fifth-happiest state. What are we doing right? Read More »
Doctors at Rutgers University are developing biomedicine technology that aims to destroy cancerous tumors. Assistant Professor of Bio-Medical Engineering Adam Gormley and doctoral student Matthew Tamasi have created 5,000 new polymers in the last two
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