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LAB WORK: Michael Molinski, head of research and development at Audience Inc., is shown assembling cells inside the company’s lab at the Ocean Technology Center on the Bay Campus at the University of Rhode Island in Narragansett. Also pictured is Hailey Simon, head of operations for the company. 
PBN PHOTO/PAUL J. SPETRINI

Audiance Inc. makes battery power worldwide

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards EMERGING TECHNOLOGY: Audiance Inc. INNOVATION ISN’T JUST some buzz word randomly tossed around at Audiance Inc. It is central to the...

DEWETRON technology supporting NASA space exploration

EAST GREENWICH – Rhode Island-based technology is helping NASA break multiple barriers in space exploration. DEWETRON, an Austrian data acquisition systems company with a location...

URI research to assist NASA in studying origins of the universe

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Micro-sized technology under development by University of Rhode Island researchers may have a massive impact on a NASA telescope designed to...

Polaris MEP joins NASA tech growth program 

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island manufacturers will soon have access to a wider universe of technology through a “Space Act Agreement” between Polaris MEP and...

401 Tech Bridge to host technology showcase

MIDDLETOWN – Entrepreneurs will have an opportunity to connect with local and nationally based research institutions at a 401 Tech Bridge Technology Showcase event next week. The...

Brown University satellite returns to Earth 5 years ahead of schedule

PROVIDENCE – When a Brown University team sent a low-budget satellite into space last spring in hopes of reducing “space junk,” they didn’t expect to...
MULTISTEP PROCESS: ChemArt President David Marquis, standing above the Lincoln manufacturer’s factory floor, says the process to create the company’s popular Christmas ornaments, which number more than 1 million orders annually, involves designing, etching, digital, as well as screen printing and plating aspects.

Signature Christmas ornaments still enticing collectors over 40 years later

(Editor’s note: This is the 12th installment in a monthly series highlighting some of the region’s ­unsung manufacturers that make products essential to the...
FOR GOOD MEASURE: Machinist Dennis Sullivan checks his calculation on an order of spur gears Tracey Gear has just made for a food processing company. 
PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

THE DAILY GRIND: Family-owned Tracey Gear machines parts for clients ranging...

(Editor’s note: This is the 11th installment in a monthly series highlighting some of the region’s ­unsung manufacturers that make products essential to the...

NASA executive meets with R.I. business, university innovators

PROVIDENCE – A return trip to the moon. Volcanic glass and asteroid samples. Innovative underwater robots. Those are just a few NASA-funded projects in which Rhode Island...
BEYOND OVER THE COUNTER: 
University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy Dean E. Paul Larrat says there are now more career pathways for pharmacy graduates to enter the health care field.
PBN PHOTO/DAVID HANSEN

URI College of Pharmacy dean Larrat provides communities with the right...

2023 C-Suite Awards Education: Paul Larrat | University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy dean THERE HAVE BEEN a lot of changes in the pharmacy profession...
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