Read success stories about NRC research, and how our work contributes to the success of our clients and partners.
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- Boucherville, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation
Industry: Advanced Materials
- Sept-Iles, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation
Industry: Rail
- Montreal, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation, Security and Disruptive Technologies
Industry: Additive Manufacturing
- Montreal, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation
Industry: Health and Bio-sciences
- Laval, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation
- Brossard, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation
- Boucherville, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation
- Boucherville, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation
Industry: Additive Manufacturing, Aerospace Manufacturing
- Boucherville, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation
Safe, affordable and efficient energy storage technologies are an important component of a low-carbon economy. LiBTec, a new industrial research and development (R&D) group launched by the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), is looking to advance the lithium-ion battery value chain in Canada by working with industrial partners to accelerate the development and testing of key materials and components in partnership with its leading researchers in the field.
- Sorel-Tracy, Quebec
Research Centre: Automotive and Surface Transportation
As a major producer of metal powders in over thirty countries, Quebec-based Rio Tinto Metal Powders (RTMP) has earned its place as a world-leading supplier for the iron and steel powder industry. With products that serve the automotive, appliance, electric tool and lawn & garden industries, RTMP has a strong interest in releasing new innovations into the marketplace that meet the evolving needs of their customers.