Wraps Coming Off of $50M Indiana Manufacturing Institute
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In an interview last October in our INdiana Connections advanced manufacturing and logistics industry newsletter, John Leighton Bray Distinguished Professor of Engineering Byron Pipes said composites continue to be more appealing to auto manufacturers.