
The Leading News and Information Podcast for the Composites & Advanced Materials Industry
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsBusinessBusiness News | |||

On this episode, Krishnan Veluswamy, Ph.D., joins the podcast to discuss the upcoming Demo Day at Fibers and Composites Manufacturing Facility (FCMF). Krishnan is an Assistant Professor, Mechanical, Aerospace & Biomedical Engineering Department and A... more
On this episode, we're looking at a project that could say a lot about where advanced manufacturing is headed next. America Makes has awarded UDRI $450,000 for its AACAMS (Affordable and Agile Composite Additive Manufactured Structures) project, focu... more
On this episode, we feature more interviews from the 2nd day of JEC World 2026. These include a mix of Innovation Award winners, and Startup Booster finalists.
On this episode, we feature several interviews from day one of JEC World 2026, including some Innovation Award winners, and Startup Booster finalists.
On this latest episode, Lisa Anderson, President of LMA Consulting Group joins the podcast. Lisa is one of the most respected voices in manufacturing strategy, supply chain transformation, and SIOP. She's the author of a recently released book titled... more
On this episode, Bryan Hassin, CEO of DexMat joins the show to discuss Galvorn - a next-generation conductive material designed for high-performance, weight-constrained applications across aerospace, defense, automotive, and data infrastructure.
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Self-healing composites have been talked about for years, but sometimes a piece of research comes along that looks meaningfully different. This week, Andrew Tomaswick, a science journalist, joins the show to discuss his recent article, "The Composite... more
On this episode, Nancy Hairston, CEO of MedCAD joins the show to discuss their innovative approach to the design and production of patient-matched medical devices using 3D printing. They've recently produced 3D-printed implants for wounded Ukrainian ... more
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The show consistently covers breakthroughs in composites, advanced materials, and AI-enabled manufacturing, with a strong emphasis on how new materials scale from lab to real-world use. Episodes explore self-healing and graphene-enabled materials, 3D printing and biocompatible composites for medical and military applications, and the practical realities of bringing cutting-edge innovations to aerospace, defense, data centers, and logistics. A notable pattern is bridging technical depth with business impact—discussing scaling challenges, supply chains, trade shows, and partnerships—making it useful for engineers, product leaders, and corporate decision-makers evaluating new materials or seeking speakers for industry events. A recurring stren... more
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Recent guests on Composites Weekly include:
1. Lisa Anderson
2. Bryan Hassin
3. Andy Tomaswick
4. Nancy Hairston
5. Marty Johnson
6. Kjirstin Breure
7. Thomas Lepretre
8. Daniel Murphy
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