An unidentified group of men speaking after the press conference announcing a new partnership between Inverters Unlimited and the University at Albany's s College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering. [20002866]
Unidentified man, Peter Smith, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), unidentified man, Dr. Pradeep Haldar,University at Albany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering Professor, and David Usher, Inverters Unlimited, pose after the press conference announcing a new partnership between Inverters Unlimited and the University at Albany's s College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering. [20002866]
Professor Pradeep Haldar, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) pictured with employees from MTech, a Ballston Spa-based firm founded to explore technologies relevant to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). [20002819]
Professor Pradeep Haldar, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) pictured with employee from MTech, a Ballston Spa-based firm founded to explore technologies relevant to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). [20002819]
Professor Pradeep Haldar, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) pictured with employee from MTech, a Ballston Spa-based firm founded to explore technologies relevant to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). [20002819]
William Flynn, chairman of the state Public Service Commission speaks at Albany NanoTech' s first "Tech Valley Energy Forum" at the University at Albany. Albany NanoTech's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, in partnership with the Center for Economic Growth, the U.S Department of Commerce, and the state's Empire State Development Corp. plan to schedule regular energy forums to introduce local organizations to opportunities, issues and challenges in the energy industry. [20002928]
William Flynn, chairman of the state Public Service Commission addresses the audience at Albany NanoTech' s first "Tech Valley Energy Forum" at the University at Albany. Albany NanoTech's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, in partnership with the Center for Economic Growth, the U.S Department of Commerce, and the state's Empire State Development Corp. plan to schedule regular energy forums to introduce local organizations to opportunities, issues and challenges in the energy industry. [20002928]
Audience members attend Albany NanoTech's first "Tech Valley Energy Forum" at the University at Albany. Albany NanoTech's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, in partnership with the Center for Economic Growth, the U.S Department of Commerce, and the state's Empire State Development Corp. plan to schedule regular energy forums to introduce local organizations to opportunities, issues and challenges in the energy industry. [20002928]
William Flynn, chairman of the state Public Service Commission speaks at Albany NanoTech' s first "Tech Valley Energy Forum" at the University at Albany, along with the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's Head, NanoEngineering Constellation, Pradeep Haldar. Albany NanoTech's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, in partnership with the Center for Economic Growth, the U.S Department of Commerce, and the state's Empire State Development Corp. plan to schedule regular energy forums to introduce local organizations to opportunities, issues and challenges in the energy industry. [20002928]
Tony Von der Muhl, an energy industry specialist with the U.S. Department of Commerce, speaks at Albany NanoTech's first "Tech Valley Energy Forum" at the University at Albany. Albany NanoTech's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, in partnership with the Center for Economic Growth, the U.S Department of Commerce, and the state's Empire State Development Corp. plan to schedule regular energy forums to introduce local organizations to opportunities, issues and challenges in the energy industry. [20002928]
Audience members listen at Albany NanoTech's first "Tech Valley Energy Forum" at the University at Albany, including Pradeep Haldar (second from left), Head, NanoEngineering Constellation of the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering. Albany NanoTech's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, in partnership with the Center for Economic Growth, the U.S Department of Commerce, and the state's Empire State Development Corp. plan to schedule regular energy forums to introduce local organizations to opportunities, issues and challenges in the energy industry. [20002928]
Two unidentified men and Pradeep Haldar, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) Vice President for Clean Energy Programs at the University at Albany; Head of Nanoeconomics Constellation; Director of the CNSE Energy and Environmental Technology Applications Center (E2TAC); Executive Director of New Energy New York (NENY) attend a press conference at CESTM (Center for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management). Albany NanoTech's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, known as E2TAC, celebrating the one-year anniversary of NENY. E2TAC works with more than 20 companies and focuses on the development of energy technology. [20002954]
Two unidentified men attend a press conference at CESTM (Center for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management). The University at Albany College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, known as E2TAC, celebrated the one-year anniversary of NENY (New Energy New York). E2TAC works with more than 20 companies and focuses on the development of energy technology. [20002954]
A group of unidentified men and Pradeep Haldar, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CSNE) Vice President for Clean Energy Program at the University at Albany; Head of Nanoeconomics Constellation; Director of the CNSE Energy and Environmental Technology Applications Center (E2TAC); Executive Director of New Energy New York (NENY) attend a press conference at CESTM (Center for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management). Albany NanoTech's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, known as E2TAC, celebrating the one-year anniversary of NENY. E2TAC works with more than 20 companies and focuses on the development of energy technology. [20002954]
A group of unidentified men attend a press conference at CESTM (Center for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management). The University at Albany College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, known as E2TAC, unveiled a proposed project during the December 15th press conference celebrating the one-year anniversary of NENY (New Energy New York). E2TAC works with more than 20 companies and focuses on the development of energy technology. [20002954]
Two unidentified men attend a press conference at CESTM (Center for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management). The University at Albany College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, known as E2TAC, unveiled a proposed project during the December 15th press conference celebrating the one-year anniversary of NENY (New Energy New York). E2TAC works with more than 20 companies and focuses on the development of energy technology. [20002954]
An unidentified man and woman attend a press conference at CESTM (Center for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management). The University at Albany College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, known as E2TAC, unveiled a proposed project during the December 15th press conference celebrating the one-year anniversary of NENY (New Energy New York). E2TAC works with more than 20 companies and focuses on the development of energy technology. [20002954]
Two unidentified men attend a press conference at CESTM (Center for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management). The University at Albany College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, known as E2TAC, unveiled a proposed project during the December 15th press conference celebrating the one-year anniversary of NENY (New Energy New York). E2TAC works with more than 20 companies and focuses on the development of energy technology. [20002954]
An unidentified man attends a press conference at CESTM (Center for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management). The University at Albany College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, known as E2TAC, unveiled a proposed project during the December 15th press conference celebrating the one-year anniversary of NENY (New Energy New York). E2TAC works with more than 20 companies and focuses on the development of energy technology. [20002954]
Pradeep Haldar, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) Vice President for Clean Energy Programs at the University at Albany; Head of Nanoeconomics Constellation; Director of the CNSE Energy and Environmental Technology Applications Center (E2TAC); Executive Director of New Energy New York (NENY) attends a press conference at CESTM (Center for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management). Albany NanoTech's Energy and Environmental Technology Application Center, known as E2TAC, unveiled a proposed project during the December 15th press conference celebrating the one-year anniversary of NENY. E2TAC works with more than 20 companies and focuses on the development of energy technology. [20002954]