http://ge.geglobalresearch.com/blog/automated-manufacturing-for-commercial-use-of-carbon-composites/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=automated-manufacturing-for-commercial-use-of-carbon-composites Mon, 06 Sep 2010 05:51:54 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 http://ge.geglobalresearch.com/blog/automated-manufacturing-for-commercial-use-of-carbon-composites/comment-page-1/#comment-25354 David Berni Thu, 24 Dec 2009 13:33:18 +0000 http://www.grcblog.com/?p=914#comment-25354 Well, we have gone a long way from the storied Bell Labs. I worry about our country. I am happy for the Europeans but sad for us. This lab should be here in the US but for many practical reasons I am sure it isn’t. While we are politically distracted with the seemingly anti-science right the might and power of innovation slowly languishes and we are faced with the real prospect of loosing our primacy. America isn’t great because of our armies, we have been great because of our innovation. India and China graduate so many “hard” doctorates that no longer wish to even come here that we are faced with a crisis of demographics. Our pubic schools are surpassed by countries like Mexico who with very limited funds manage to educate better. The only bright spot is they can’t seem to figure out their politics, thank God. I doubt that will last long though. Sigh. Well, we have gone a long way from the storied Bell Labs. I worry about our country. I am happy for the Europeans but sad for us. This lab should be here in the US but for many practical reasons I am sure it isn’t. While we are politically distracted with the seemingly anti-science right the might and power of innovation slowly languishes and we are faced with the real prospect of loosing our primacy. America isn’t great because of our armies, we have been great because of our innovation. India and China graduate so many “hard” doctorates that no longer wish to even come here that we are faced with a crisis of demographics. Our pubic schools are surpassed by countries like Mexico who with very limited funds manage to educate better. The only bright spot is they can’t seem to figure out their politics, thank God. I doubt that will last long though. Sigh.

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]]> http://ge.geglobalresearch.com/blog/automated-manufacturing-for-commercial-use-of-carbon-composites/comment-page-1/#comment-25198 Scott Stephenson Tue, 25 Aug 2009 15:12:24 +0000 http://www.grcblog.com/?p=914#comment-25198 Hello, I am the conference director for CompositesWorld, the publisher of High Performance Composites magazine. I am looking for a speaker at my Carbon Fiber 2009 conference in San Diego (www.compositesworld.com/cf) to address how automated production processes might speed increased use of carbon fiber in wind blades. Please send me Julian's contact details and I can forward a formal invitation and a speaker's advisory to him. Thanks you. Hello,
I am the conference director for CompositesWorld, the publisher of High Performance Composites magazine. I am looking for a speaker at my Carbon Fiber 2009 conference in San Diego (www.compositesworld.com/cf) to address how automated production processes might speed increased use of carbon fiber in wind blades. Please send me Julian’s contact details and I can forward a formal invitation and a speaker’s advisory to him. Thanks you.

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