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Features

CFRP preform technology is fast, flexible, efficient

Composites enable novel flying speedboat

Plant Tour: RUAG Space, Decatur, Alabama, U.S.

Compression RTM for production of future aerostructures

Editorial

Michael Guckes:
Composites Index ends year on production boost

Jeff Sloan:
To boldly go . . .

Dale Brosius :
The coming decade: Clarity with a strong dose of uncertainty

Enabling a circular economy approach to advanced composites innovation, manufacturing and use, Part 1

Departments

Trends: University of Kentucky receives grant to turn coal pitch into carbon fiber

Trends: University of Texas researchers develop deep-ocean wind turbine blades

Trends: AFRL camber morphing wing takes flight

Trends: Premium AEROTEC demonstrates hybrid CFRP-AM metal design for future lightweight aircraft structures

Trends: Rolls-Royce targets world speed records with all-electric plane

Trends: Eisenmann Thermal Solutions acquired by ONEJOON

Trends: Hexcel to merge with aerospace/industrial equipment OEM Woodward

Trends: 3D printed composites with 60% fiber, less than 1% voids

Application: Continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites enable wheel blade for all-electric SUV

Application: JEC World 2020 preview