Women in 3D Printing Next Gen have announced its second ‘Meet the Stars of 3D Printing: Aerospace Edition’, which will feature an all-female panel of speakers from Airbus, NASA, Raytheon and Northrop Grumman.
RECOUP, are well respected across the plastics recycling value chain, and in an industry, which is traditionally male dominated, the organisation has bucked the trend and employs a predominately female workforce.
It is perhaps no accident to find that nearly half of the company’s management board are women: The Linear Plastics business culture is distinctly familial, communicating responsibility and accountability in everything it does.
In this guest article, Teysha Technologies discuss how we can outlaw harmful additives altogether by exploring the potential of tuneable biopolycarbonates.
Based in Barcelona, the company is specialised in the production and distribution of colour concentrates and raw materials for plastics, cables, inks, paints, and cosmetics.
Women are involved in every level of the materials recycling industry and this is certainly the case at Axion Polymers where they hold key roles in a number of areas from management and finance to process engineering and laboratory research.
