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Workforce development a key priority for Purdue Applied Research Institute hypersonics manufacturing facility
Nate Humbert, lead additive manufacturing engineer; Will DeVerter, graduate research assistant; and Gregg Lubas, processing engineer, visually inspect a 3D-printed […]
Read MorePARI hypersonics manufacturing facility wraps up contract, builds momentum for the future
Ryan Carr (left), graduate research assistant, works on the 100HE plasma spray torch as Dylan Crump, ceramics research engineer, looks […]
Read MoreUS scientists 3D print dark ceramics to boost hypersonic aircraft
WEST LAYFAYETTE, Ind. -Researchers in the United States are making processes that can 3D print dark ceramics into the desired […]
Read MorePurdue Applied Research Institute, university host chief of naval operations
The Purdue Applied Research Institute and Purdue University on Monday (Feb. 10) hosted Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti […]
Read MoreFeatured Program: HAMTC
Hypersonics Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center (HAMTC) is a single location at Purdue for industry partners to work on materials and manufacturing innovations and provide access to testing capabilities at Purdue that would enable the U.S. to overtake near peer adversaries in the field.