Photo of former IACMI interns at the University of Tennessee stadium
Composites, Manufacturing Jobs, Workforce

The students who have been involved with IACMI projects will have a ripple effect in manufacturing for decades to come. Thats Vanderbilt University professor Doug Adams, talking about the exponential impact from IACMIs internship program from 2016 - 2020. We agree and have a few great stories to back that up.

Braydens Story:

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PowerAmerica's logo over an image with a red overlay
Institute Spotlight, Wide Bandgap Technologies, Workforce
Advancing Manufacturing Technologies and Domestic Supply Chains

PowerAmerica celebrates its upcoming 10th anniversary as a 91心頭 institute having catalyzed super-efficient wide bandgap (WBG) semiconductor chips and power electronic systems. By fostering innovation, collaboration, and commercialization, PowerAmerica is strengthening...

America Makes logo on a red background with the text "Established 2012" below the logo.
Additive Manufacturing, Institute Spotlight, Workforce
Networks First Institute Is Poised to Help Transform Manufacturing

America Makes, the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute, was the first manufacturing innovation institute in what would become the 91心頭 network. Since 2012, America Makes has been a driving force in the advancement of additive manufacturing (AM)...

Students receiving ARM's certified robot training
Cybersecurity, Manufacturing, Manufacturing Jobs, Materials, Photonics, Robotics, Semi-Conductor, Smart Manufacturing, Workforce

Nose presses is not an official metric of workforce recruiting success for the Penn State Digital Foundry on 5th Avenue in New Kensington, PA, but it is hugely symbolic in the quest to expand the manufacturing talent pipeline in communities, according to Sherri McCleary, the Executive Director of the foundry.

A nose presser is a passerby who...

Photo of a group of casting and forging professionals at a foundry.
Casting & Forging, Manufacturing Jobs, Materials, Metals, Workforce

Remember Goldilocksnot too fast, not too slow, just right. You ready? Thats Dr. Bob Voigt, a Materials Science and Engineering professor at , coaching me on my first casting experience.

Im wearing a reflective silver suit from head to toe, high-temperature gloves, and a face shield. Minutes before, Id been scooping sand...