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Composites Weekly

Jonathan Taylor
Composites Industry
Aerospace
Advanced Materials
3D Printing
Composites
Artificial Intelligence
Sustainability
Additive Manufacturing
ACMA
CAMX 2025
Graphene
Composites Manufacturing
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Military Applications
Energy Storage
Composite Materials
Bipartisan and Carbon Fibers
Hybrid Composite Materials

The Leading News and Information Podcast for the Composites & Advanced Materials Industry

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On this episode, Scott Lewit and Joni Richards of Structural Composites, Inc., join the show to discuss their latest projects, one of which includes a $9 million contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Canaveral Fiber Reinforced Polym... more

The conflict in Iran, and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is sending shockwaves through global supply chains—particularly across petrochemicals, resins, and composite materials.

With nearly 20% of the world's oil and a significant share of poly... more

Joining the podcast this week is Bruce King, an engineer, author, filmmaker, and one of the leading voices in sustainable and bio-based building materials. He is the author of the book Build Beyond Zero: New Ideas for Carbon-Smart Architecture.

Br... more

Joining the podcast this week is Rush LaSelle, CEO of Fathom Digital Manufacturing.Rush is a veteran leader in advanced manufacturing with more than 30 years of experience scaling digital manufacturing, automation, and additive technologies across ae... more

On this episode, Kyle Jordan joins the show to share some updates on the ACMA's Certified Composites Technician programs. Kyle is Director of Certifications with the ACMA. He'll be discussing some of the new digital training options launched over th... more

On this episode, Anna Brady-Estevez, PhD, joins the show. She is the founding partner of American Deep Tech, a technology investment firm that focuses on aerospace & space tech, energy, AI, biotech and more. Anna has served as a Program Director at t... more

On this episode, David J. Neivandt and Greg Simms join the show to discuss their research work developing a sustainable, biodegradable composite material derived from waste lobster shells and a natural binder, engineered for high mechanical performan... more

On this epiosde, Ollie Taylor and Alessandro Stagni join the podcast to discuss the MarineShift360, Impact Accelerator program. It's a year-long initiative equipping marine organizations with lifecycle assessment expertise, and access to an industry-... more

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Bruce King
Structural engineer, author, filmmaker, and advocate for sustainable and biobased building materials
Ecological Building Network
Episode: Beyond Concrete: Bio-Composites, Algae-Based Cement, and New Ideas for Carbon-Smart Architecture
Rush LaSelle
CEO of Fathom Digital Manufacturing
Fathom Digital Manufacturing
Episode: AI, Automation, and the Future of U.S. Manufacturing: Interview with Rush LaSelle, CEO of Fathom Digital Manufacturing
Anna Brady-Estevez
Founding partner at American Deep Tech, former NSF program director
American Deep Tech
Episode: Funding Innovators in AI & Deep Tech: Interview with Anna Brady-Estevez
David Neivandt
Professor, University of Maine, Neivandt Research Group
University of Maine
Episode: A Structural Composite Material Made from Lobster Shells? Interview with David Neivandt and Greg Simms
Greg Simms
Staff member, Advanced Structures and Composites Center, UMaine
Advanced Structures and Composites Center, UMaine
Episode: A Structural Composite Material Made from Lobster Shells? Interview with David Neivandt and Greg Simms
Ollie Taylor
Founder and Director, Marine Futures
Marine Futures
Episode: Redefining Marine Composites Lifecycle: A Closer Look at the MarineShift360 Impact Accelerator Program
Alessandro Stagni
Chief Technical Officer, Northern Light Composites
Northern Light Composites
Episode: Redefining Marine Composites Lifecycle: A Closer Look at the MarineShift360 Impact Accelerator Program
Hatsuo Ishida
Professor of Macro Molecular Science and Engineering at Case Western Reserve University
Case Western Reserve University
Episode: ISS Tested Composites for Low Earth Orbit and Deep Space Travel
Caitlin Howell
Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Maine
University of Maine
Episode: Bio-Derived Barrier Coatings: A New Frontier in Sustainable Composites

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Jonathan Taylor
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AI, Automation, and the Future of U.S. Manufacturing: Interview with Rush LaSelle, CEO of Fathom Digital Manufacturing
Q: What is the best way to start a conversation with Fathom if someone is interested?
The team engages through the website fathommfg.com and via sales/marketing outreach, with options for virtual or in-person discussions and trade shows.
AI, Automation, and the Future of U.S. Manufacturing: Interview with Rush LaSelle, CEO of Fathom Digital Manufacturing
Q: Where are you based and how extensive is your footprint?
Rush explains the headquarters near Milwaukee with additional sites nationwide, emphasizing a wide geographic footprint.
The Future of Composites Workforce Training – Updates from Kyle Jordan of ACMA
Q: Are there on-site instructor training options still available?
On-site instructor training is available as an option even though there isn't a formal clinic scheduled this year; the digital instructor course is also offered to provide flexibility.
The Future of Composites Workforce Training – Updates from Kyle Jordan of ACMA
Q: How long does a re-certification course take and how does the enrollment work?
The digital re-certification course can be completed at the learner's own pace, enrollment lasts for a year, and there is no proctor code required to start the exam, making it flexible and accessible.
The Future of Composites Workforce Training – Updates from Kyle Jordan of ACMA
Q: What are the newest updates on the digital training for CCT recertification?
The recertification courses have been revamped, online courses for each designation created, and added knowledge checks to refresh content, giving existing CCTs a simpler, more engaging way to recertify.

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What is Composites Weekly about and what kind of topics does it cover?

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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