Ceramics can be found in almost every aspect of our daily lives. In fact, our society has come to rely on their versatility as a material.

Growth in most sectors continues as the worldwide economic crisis slowly lessens.

An advanced ceramic materials manufacturer acts as a corporate model for the VOW Act of 2011.

The idea of using a digital file to create a three-dimensional object is now a reality.

A 25-ton SPS system was recently produced for Idaho National Laboratory’s Center for Space Nuclear Research.

Nine apprentices will work at SCHOTT’S Duryea, Pa., facility while studying to earn certification in one of three trades.

Manufacturers frequently incur more R&D expenses than they think.

Hybrid coatings combine the attributes of both organic and inorganic coatings in the same system.

The rapid development of technical ceramics and ceramic-based composites is pushing manufacturers to seek new and improved methods of production. 

Morin Brick Co. marks 100 years of manufacturing in Maine.