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WBI Promotes AFRL Tech Transfer Programs at FLC National Event

Wright Brothers Institute had a strong presence at this year’s Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC) National Meeting, held March 28-30 in downtown Cleveland.


The FLC comprises more than 300 federal laboratories, agencies and research centers. It was created to encourage, enable and improve U.S. produc...

20.04.23 04:57 PM - Comment(s)
Small, Medium Turbine Engines the Focus of Inclusive Working Group Assembled by WBI for AFRL

By: Laura Dempsey


Wright Brothers Institute was engaged to facilitate the creation of a working group focused on small and medium turbine engines. Using its extensive roster of industry connections and capabilities in the world of turbine engines, WBI connected the Air Force Research Laboratory and t...

16.02.23 02:45 PM - Comment(s)
WBI Workshop Examines Shortcomings of Remote Airfield Preparation, Identifies Improvements

By: Laura Dempsey


The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Center for Rapid Innovation (CRI) engaged Wright Brothers Institute to take charge of a two-day Aerial Airfield Survey Tool Workshop in mid-October. The workshop was designed to respond to the Contingency Response Wing’s (CRWs) need to assess the ...

26.01.23 05:25 PM - Comment(s)
WBI-supported STEM Camps Put Students on Compelling Career Path

By Laura Dempsey


The Air Force Research Laboratory engaged Wright Brothers Institute (WBI) to partner with Air Camp Inc. (AIC) to develop and execute STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) camps for interested students across the nation.


Since 2011, AIC has implemented STEM programs d...

14.12.22 03:04 PM - Comment(s)
WBI's Small Business Hub Gives Local Entrepreneurs Effective Growth Tools


By: Laura Dempsey

The Small Business Hub’s frequent Colliders are one of the secret weapons in a small-business arsenal. Participation is free, no travel is required, and they usually last between two and four hours – taking an afternoon for “training” is much more cost-effective than traveling or pa...
30.11.22 07:39 PM - Comment(s)

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