Stacy Chin explains how lightweight composites, high-strength alloys, and smart materials can boost U.S. manufacturing in aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and energy. The SBIR program funds these innovations to keep America competitive globally.
Also, developing new materials, including lightweight composites, high-strength alloys, and smart materials, can enhance product performance, durability, and sustainability. And for those reasons, advanced manufacturing and materials is a hot topic across many different federal agencies across the US. And that's because innovations in this space can impact aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and energy. And by funding these innovations, the SBIR program is hoping that this will bolster the United States' manufacturing capabilities so that the nation can keep a competitive edge in the global market.
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