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Consulting Editor Kenneth J A Brookes reports from the Farnborough International Airshow 2014 on the Powder Metallurgy Additive Manufacturing on show.
Aerojet Rocketdyne has completed hot-fire testing of a single-element main injector for the AR1 rocket engine.
Materials company Haydale has been awarded a contract to develop ‘wearable technology’ for athletes in training for the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
GKN Aerospace has received a supplier award from Spirit AeroSystems.
The Advanced Engineering Show, taking place in Birmingham, UK, has announced several keynote speakers for its six zones.
The MPIF says that its recent Powder Metallurgy (PM) Sintering Seminar attracted over 65 attendees with a variety of backgrounds and experience levels.
Steel powder specialist NanoSteel has reportedly spun out its additive manufacturing (AM) business unit into a new corporation.
Additive manufacturing (AM) company EOS has developed its new EOS M 300-4 system as part of its metal 3D printing range.
A paper presented by Alex Wartenberg, Sierra Mirtes, Chris Schade and Sarah Ackermann has won the 2018 Howard I Sanderow Outstanding Technical Paper Award.
A new sodium powder allows the formation of a solid electrolyte interface that doesn't build up to consume sodium ions in a sodium-ion battery.
Metal powder specialist Höganäs says that artist Emille de Blanche has recently completed two major sculptures using its high alloy powder.
Standards developer ASTM International has announced its first round of funding for research into additive manufacturing (AM) standards.
The recent MIM2018 Conference held in Irvine, California, was the most successful yet, with record-breaking attendance.
Metal Powder Report consulting editor Joseph Capus interviewed Dr Randall German about his outstanding academic career in PM.
Liz Nickels spoke to Desktop Metal, a US-based company that uses MIM-based 3D printing to make the technology more accessible to all.
Free webinar on additive manufacturing using superalloys.
Materials Today Interview with Dr Bryan Roebuck from the National Physical Laboratory about his work in powder metallurgy.
Webinar: Biodegradable Metals: A step beyond temporary implants.
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