Phase II: Additive Manufacturing of Ultrahigh Temperature Refractory Metal Alloys

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Program:
ULTIMATE
Award:
$2,633,573
Location:
Madison, Wisconsin
Status:
ACTIVE
Project Term:
09/21/2023 - 09/20/2025
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Technology Description:

This project represents a continuation of a previous ULTIMATE project.

Contact

ARPA-E Program Director:
Dr. Philseok Kim
Project Contact:
John Perepezko
Press and General Inquiries Email:
ARPA-E-Comms@hq.doe.gov
Project Contact Email:
PEREPEZK@ENGR.WISC.EDU

Partners

Computherm, LLC
Raytheon Technologies Research Center

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Release Date:
04/21/2020