National Composites Week
UD-CCM to host 24th International Conference on Composite Materials
Taking place in the U.S. for the first time since 2002, the University of Delaware welcomes attendee registration for the August 2025 event and is calling for abstract submissions by Jan. 15, 2025.
Read MoreClean Aviation launches third proposal call for disruptive aviation projects
Proposals for three core topics centered around aircraft decarbonization are welcome, supported by €380 million in funding.
Read MorePAL-V, NLR complete composite rotors for Liberty flying car
Rotor blade design spans nearly 11 meters in length for flight, with a mid-hinge to fold and accommodate 4-meter vehicle length while driving.
Read MoreNew Flyer selects Hexagon Purus H2 tanks for fifth consecutive year
Type 4 tanks will continue to be supplied for the mass mobility provider’s Xcelsior Charge FC fuel cell electric transit buses.
Read MorePlasmatreat expands network with Mexico subsidiary opening
Plasmatreat México will provide on-site sales, consulting, application engineering and service for local companies and global corporations based in Mexico.
Read MoreYour must-have composites industry guide for 2025
Welcome to CW’s annual SourceBook, your guide to suppliers of machinery, materials, software and other services for the composites industry.
Read MoreThis holiday season's creative gift list for composites industry pros
Take a look at this gift guide compiled by CW which has something to delight every advanced materials expert this holiday season.
Read MoreSPE automotive names winners for 53rd annual automotive innovation awards program
SPE’s annual Automotive Innovation Awards highlighted several composite part designs in vehicle safety, comfort and efficiency.
Read MoreSubmit abstract to speak at CW Bonding and Welding Tech Days in April
Online event in spring 2025 will feature six presentations exploring reliable methods for the assembly and joining of composite components. Abstract deadline is Feb. 3, 2025.
Read MoreResolve Composites, Siemens Gamesa partner in Second Wind project
Transformation of a 6-meter wind blade section into a 5-meter boat hull, demonstrates Resolve’s EOL recycled fiberglass processing capabilities using its ReceTT recycling process.
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