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IIT Mandi holding workshop on composites in aerospace

17th Dec 2019

Indian Institute of Technology Mandi is organising a National Workshop on 'Advanced Composites for Aerospace: Design, Manufacturing and Condition Monitoring Perspective' from February 11 to 15, 2020. Eminent scientists from Aeronautics Research and Development Board (the aerospace research wing of DRDO) are expected to attend the workshop.

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Myant, Osmotex to commercialise Osmotex' Hydro_Bot tech

17th Dec 2019

Myant, leader in textile computing, and Osmotex, Swiss pioneer of electronically controlled moisture management technology, have decided to work together for commercialisation of Osmotex's Hydro_Bot active membrane technology across various textile-based applications. This opens up new possibilities in sweat/moisture management and thermal regulation.

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America Makes signs cooperative agreement with AFRL

16th Dec 2019

America Makes, the national additive manufacturing innovation Institute, has entered into a seven-year cooperative agreement (CA) with the Department of Air Force, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). The CA is a cost-reimbursement/cost share agreement with a total funding up to a combined $322 million of government cost and America Makes cost share.

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Simavita gets CE Mark approval for Smartz

16th Dec 2019

Simavita, a developer of smart, wearable and disposable platform technologies for the global diaper industry, has got CE Mark approval for Smartz. This means Smartz, a low- cost sensing technology, meets the required standards and can be sold throughout the European Economic Area. The technology used in diapers provides accurate, real-time data.

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Bitrez becomes part of EPSRC composites hub

16th Dec 2019

Bitrez, Europe's leading manufacturer of specialist polymers and chemicals, has joined the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Future Composites Manufacturing Research Hub (CIMComp) as an industrial partner. Bitrez will work with academic and industrial partners to develop the next generation of high-performance composites.

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SGL Carbon manufactures composite leaf springs for Ford

16th Dec 2019

SGL Carbon manufactures and supplies longitudinal leaf springs made of glass fibre-based composite for Ford Transit rear axles in series. The springs are used in combination with the Transit Skeleton chassis. They are applied where high payloads play an important role, for example in caravanning models or specific commercial vehicle variants of the...

(L-R) Ameesha Patel, Bollywood actress; Tor Lund, President and CEO, MIP; Pic: MIP Inc
MIP, leader in reusable healthcare textile comes to India

16th Dec 2019

Global leader in reusable healthcare textile industry, MIP Inc, was launched in India, by Tor Lund, president and CEO of MIP Inc and Bollywood actor Ameesha Patel amid an august gathering of top doctors, healthcare professionals and policy makers. MIP Inc has come to India after being in the business of reusable healthcare textiles for the last 40...

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Oerlikon Nonwoven makes successful appearance at SINCE

16th Dec 2019

Oerlikon Nonwoven made a convincing appearance at Shanghai International Nonwoven Exhibition (SINCE) recently, with its tailor-made solutions for hygiene, medical, filtration and extensive product & process know-how. Almost all well-known nonwoven fabric producers visited its stand to find out about advantages of spunbond, meltblown and airlaid...

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Innovation Norway supporting project on biocomposites

13th Dec 2019

Norske Skog Saugbrugs and Borregaard are producing a new type of biocomposite that may be used in furniture, packaging and car interiors. Norske Skog and Borregaard will develop sustainable solutions related to plastic raw materials, fibre blending, technology development and testing of biocomposites. The effort is being supported by Innovation Norway.

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