Aerospace job opportunities at Morgan Ceramics, Fiber Art, Chem-Trend, Janicki Industries and Sawyer Composite.
ATK Liberty joins commercial crew transportation marketATK has developed Liberty, a complete commercial crew transportation system, including spacecraft, abort systems, launch vehicle and ground and mission operations to meet NASA's human-rating requirements with potential for first test flight in 2014.
Lignol Energy joins Oak Ridge carbon fiber consortiumThe Oak Ridge Carbon Fiber Composites Consortium will use Lignol Energy's HP-L lignin in the development of a non-polyacrylonitrile (PAN) precursor for carbon fiber manufacturing.
Unitech Composites and Structures adds NDI capabilityAerospace composites manufacturer Unitech Composites and Structures has added non-destructive inspection (NDI) capability with the acquisition of a MISTRAS ultrasonic inspection system.
ACMA, IYRS partner for composites certificationThe American Composites Manufacturers Association is partnering with IYRS to offer a composites certification seminar June 27-29, 2012 at the IYRS campus is Bristol, R.I., USA.
New AOC resin certified by NSF InternationalAOC's cobalt-free Vipel F010-H2O-00 vinyl ester has been certified to NSF/ANSI 61: Drinking Water System Components-Health Effects by NSF International, making it easier for manufacture of potable water applications.
BGF Industries forms partnership with Innegra TechnologiesTechnical fabrics manufacturer BGF Industries has formed a strategic partnership with Innegra Technologies to develop woven products using Innegra S fiber.
U.S. House, Senate OK funds for water-based energy systemsU.S. House and Senate Appropriations Committees have approved $45 million and $59 million respectively for the U.S. Department of Energy's Efficiency and Renewable Energy Water Power program.
AGY expands S-2 Glass manufacturing capacityAGY has increased production output of its S-2 Glass fiber reinforcements by 20 percent, with the capability to further increase its output as market demands dictate.
Obama Administration begins push to help develop new materialsPresident Obama's Materials Genome Initiative gets a boost from a White House effort to put leaders from industry, academia, national labs and government behind the materials development program.