Aerospace
Advancing additive manufacturing to exploit anisotropy
Anisoprint posits continuous fiber composites, not metals, as the material for optimized AM structures.
Read MoreMerger mania, part II?
Columnist Dale Brosius considers the surges of company mergers that have affected the composites industry over the years.
Read MoreTeijin completes acquisition of Renegade
Teijin says Renegade’s heat-resistant prepreg technologies will bolster its aerospace business.
Read MoreNASA seeks companies to participate in next phase of commercial lunar payload services
NASA announcement calls for companies to participate in development of technologies to support the next generation of lunar landers.
Read MoreNASA announces U.S. industry partners for Moon, Mars programs
The partnerships will advance the commercial space sector and help bring new capabilities to market that could benefit future NASA missions.
Read MoreRolls-Royce, Reaction Engines, BAE Systems to develop hypersonic propulsion systems
The two-year program is in collaboration with the U.K.’s Ministry of Defense.
Read MoreAirbus selects MSC Software's MaterialCenter platform
The software platform will enable Airbus to more easily manage material workflow from one database across divisions.
Read MoreHighlights: Composites Convention 2019
Highlights from the Composites Convention 2019, June 12-13, in Stade, Germany, organized by CFK Valley e.V. and Carbon Composites e.V, and the German Aerospace Center’s 5th Colloquium on Production Technology, on May 15, in Augsburg.
WatchSGL Carbon and Elbe Flugzeugwerke extend contract
SGL Carbon will continue supplying carbon fiber prepregs for the Airbus A350 cabin’s floor panels until the end of 2020.
Read MoreTriumph delivers first ramp structures for Boeing's V-22
The composite ramp and ramp door assemblies will be integrated onto the aft fuselage of the V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft.
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