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Mr. Prucha Goes to Washington


President Obama hosted a group


of manufacturing representatives at the White House, last month, including the American Foundry Society’s Tom Prucha, vice president of technical services. The event detailed new steps


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to advance manufacturing in the U.S., strengthen defense and create jobs. Four National Network for Manufacturing Innovation institutes connecting business with research universities will facilitate those efforts, and more of the sites are coming.


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role in many of the technologies the president discussed, including research and development in metals and the products those alloys are used to manufacture. The American Lightweight Materials Manufacturing Innovation Institute, Canton, Mich., is focused on the application of innovative lightweight metal production and component manufacturing technologies. “AFS will champion the role of the metalcasting industry as a key metals manufacturing sector in this effort,” said Prucha. AFS and the metalcasting industry also will be involved in other hubs of the national manufacturing innovation network. See page 86 for more information.


—Denise Kapel, Senior Editor, March 2014 MODERN CASTING | 3


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