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Ceramic & Metallurgy Technologies

Featured ceramic metallurgy technologies

The Ceramic & Metallurgy Technologies organization is introducing high-performance materials and processes for application in GE’s products.

Key focus areas include: the development of advanced ceramic, composites, electronic, and metallic materials; material life and reliability research; surface technologies; coating composition and process development; joining, repair and refurbishment studies; and the utilization of novel techniques to achieve the desired material responses for a broad range of products.

The organization has extensive pilot scale process capabilities, specialized testing capabilities, and a multidisciplinary approach to problems. Ceramics & Metallurgy technologists collaborate extensively with GE customers, suppliers, and global technology development partnerships.


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Corrosion Experts

Our researchers are  world leaders in understanding and addressing the challenges of corrosion in high temperature and harsh environments.
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Taking the Heat

New coatings and surface technology solutions are enabling peak performance in our jet engines and power turbines.
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Turning X-Rays into Light

Building upon the natural properties of a garnet gemstone, scientists in the Ceramic & Metallurgy technology organization at GE Global Research have created a new material, making the world’s first HDCT scanner possible.
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Flying high with OLEDs

  • Anant Setlur
  • Ceramic & Metallurgy Technologies, Chemical Technologies & Materials Characterization, Lighting

Ultrafine grained titanium forging at GE Global Research

  • Kristen Brosnan
  • Ceramic & Metallurgy Technologies

Solid oxide fuel cells this Sunday on 60 Minutes

  • Kristen Brosnan
  • Ceramic & Metallurgy Technologies, Global Research

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Kristen Brosnan

Kristen Brosnan

Ceramic And Metallurgy Technologies

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Advanced Ceramics at Global Research

Suchismita Sanyal

Suchismita Sanyal

Ceramic And Metallurgy Technologies

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The Power of Atoms

Sanjay Sondhi

Sanjay Sondhi

Ceramic And Metallurgy Technologies

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