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EAST HARTFORD — For decades, aerospace manufacturers like Pratt & Whitney have fabricated engine parts by tooling, lathing, milling and forging. Now, they’re printing. Unlike that laser printer in your office, there is no toner, no paper and no “PC LOAD LETTER” errors. Instead of ink, these printers — called 3-D printers — use lasers to heat granules of plastic or metal to build up three-dimensional parts, layer by layer. The end product could be any solid design, however com

2013 Paris Air Show to Host CT Aerospace Giants, Newcomers The Paris Air Show began Monday, and Connecticut companies large and small are there for the week to announce and find new business. Already Monday United Technologies Corp., through its subsidiaries Pratt & Whitney, Sikorsky and UTC Aerospace Systems, announced a few pieces of news, like engine orders, service contracts or future outlooks. — More than a dozen of the state’s smaller aerospace firms also set themselves

Profiles of the 2011 Women of Innovation: Click here to see the category winners Click here to view the program for the event (.pdf) Click here to see the event pictures Click here to view the 2011 event recap Click here to view the press release about this event Click here to learn more about the Women of Innovation Program Academic Innovation and Leadership Finalists: Southern Connecticut State University During her 13 years as Dean of Arts and Sciences at Southern Connec

Summary Report Highlights Major Issues in Connecticut Job Growth A summary report is available as a downloadable PDF file on our slideshare site This report has been mentioned in the following CT news sources: Hartford Courant – December 20, 2010 Hartford Courant – December 19, 2010 Hartford Business Journal The New Haven Register Norwich Bulletin Connecticut Mirror December 16, East Hartford, Conn. – A six-month study by the Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) to determine

Women leaders in technology, science and engineering to be honored during January 20 awards dinner The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC)’s Women of Innovation planning committee today announced the finalists for the sixth annual Women of Innovation awards program. This program recognizes women – those in the workforce and students – across Connecticut who are innovators, role models and leaders in their technology professions or fields of study. The winner in each of the e

Connecticut Technology Council presents United Technologies Corporation with its 2009 Innovation Excellence Award and recognizes the Connecticut Economic Resource Center (CERC) as its Public Policy Leader of the year and recognizes John Kreitler and Vincent Kiernan as Volunteer(s) of the Year (pictured, l to r, Matthew Nemerson – CTC, John Kreitler – Shipman & Goodwin, Vinny Kiernan – Edward Angell Palmer and Dodge, David Parekh – UTC, Bob Santy – CERC) View more great event