EWI VP Matson Featured in Columbus Business First
Mark Matson, Vice President of Human Resources, was recently named as one of the top twenty “People to Know in HR” by Columbus Business First magazine. In his profile, Mark commented on his passion for human resources and offered some tips to job seekers on resumes and interviews. He also spoke about EWI’s unique position […]
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Buffalo Manufacturing Works: Front Page News
Once again, EWI is setting the standard for advanced manufacturing innovation, and getting front-page news coverage for it. “Innovation for the local manufacturing economy is going to be the platform that progress is built upon,” said Michael Ulbrich, leader of EWI’s operations in New York. He was talking about the $45 million manufacturing research center […]
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EWI x 2 in This Month’s Welding Journal!
The American Welding Society’s Welding Journal highlighted two very different EWI initiatives in its March 2015 issue. You can learn about the opening of the ALMMII innovation center in Detroit. Founded by the University of Michigan, The Ohio State University and EWI, the center is now known by its new program name, LIFT – Lightweight Innovations for Tomorrow. The […]
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AMC Meeting at Oak Ridge National Laboratory – Time Well Spent
The latest Additive Manufacturing Consortium event held at ORNL earlier this month was definitely time well spent. With an overflow crowd and topic paper presentations from across industry, academia and several government agencies, it was clear that this organization has reached critical mass, and will continue to play a leading role as metal AM applications and acceptance continue to […]
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Energy Savings: The Results Are In
It’s all in the numbers. Let’s start with 2013. That’s the year we took a serious step towards reducing our energy consumption by participating in an American Electric Power savings program for businesses. As part of a roof upgrade, we installed three solar arrays on top of our company headquarters. The resulting power generation and […]
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Dissimilar Materials Workshop in Columbus on January 26th
Do you face the challenges of dissimilar materials joining in your work? If so, you should plan to attend the AWS Workshop of Dissimilar Materials in Columbus, Ohio, on January 26, 2015. The workshop will cover developments across a range of industry applications, and will include topics such as process technology, materials, design, and modeling. The program will feature […]
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New EWI Hires in Western NY to Support Buffalo Manufacturing Works
Buffalo Manufacturing Works is operated by EWI EWI is pleased to announce the addition of three new Associates to our New York team: Nadine Powell, Robert Herbeck and Alexander Kitt. In addition to their roles within our new Buffalo operation, the three will support the activities and growth of Buffalo Manufacturing Works, part of Governor Andrew M. […]
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Ritter to Present Webinar on Structural Adhesives
On December 10th at 10:00am EST, EWI Principal Engineer George Ritter will be presenting an online webinar, Adhesives 201: Structural Adhesives, The one-hour session will provide an introduction to structural adhesives from an engineering perspective and is of value to R&D professionals who are responsible for selecting or formulating adhesives in assembly markets, engineers who build, design or specify […]
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EWI’s Jerry Gould Wins Thomson Award
Kudos to Technology Leader Jerry Gould, 2014 winner of the Elihu Thomson Resistance Welding Award from the Resistance Welding Manufacturing Alliance.The award, presented last week in Atlanta at FABTECH’s AWS Award Ceremony, is given annually for outstanding contribution to the technology and application of resistance welding. As Tech Leader for our Resistance and Solid State Welding group, Jerry’s […]
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The Great Unknown: Getting a Grasp on the Business at EWI
Starting a new job comes with lots of unknowns. EWI is a great place to work, but the type of business and the work that is done here is completely different from anything I had done before. Not only does the scope of projects vary greatly (“From microchips to battleships” is phrase I have heard […]
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