$16M Applied Research Institute Making Strides
The first board meeting of the Applied Research Insttute was held August 31
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Energy Systems Network Chief Executive Officer Paul Mitchell, who has coordinated the ARI’s formation, says the institute will focus on “key, underlying technologies” that will have an impact on the state’s defense and commercial sectors.