January 2026 Issue
January 2026
Digital Edition
Features
Featured articles from the January 2026 issue of CompositesWorld
2025 CW rewind: The top stories and emerging trends of the composites industry
High-temp solutions, high-rate production and renewable energy trends set the stage for overcoming technical challenges and meeting global demand.
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Biocomposites demonstrated as drop-in material option for truck interiors
Ongoing trials from Volvo Trucks with Forvia Group and subsidiary Materi’Act aim to prove out and commercialize biocomposites made from waste oyster shells for future long-haul truck platforms.
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Composites end markets: Industrial (2026)
Composites solve performance, weight, durability challenges and more in a variety of industrial applications. Recent notable examples include fire truck pumps, biogas reactor tanks and shipping pallets.
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JEC World 2026: Q&A with JEC Group CEO Éric Pierrejean
JEC Group CEO Éric Pierrejean sits down with CW to talk about what’s new and what attendees can expect at JEC World 2026, taking place March 10-12 in Paris.
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Modular, hybrid machining centers with intelligence for complex composites
Machine Tool Camp’s purpose-built systems combine CNC machine centers and robots with specialized machining tools, clamping and configuration, automating steps before and after, including data integration, to empower manufacturers for the future.
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Multilayer TPC achieves electrically conductive, gas-impermeable fuel cells at 100 microns
Carbon ID hydrogen fuel cell bipolar plates for aerospace combine contradictory properties for a corrosion-free alternative designed for 1 million m²/year production.
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November index slumps with multi-point losses
Significant declines in index components across the board lead to more than a season dip.
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Post Cure: Angled single-rotor technology expands wind energy generation capabilities
The TouchWind Turbine, tilting nearly parallel to the water surface at high wind speeds, is designed to run constantly in more compact offshore wind farms, reducing production and installation costs and delivering higher energy yields.
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