Industrial Materials for the Future (IMF) is a crosscutting activity of the Industrial Technologies Program.

The mission of IMF is to lead a national effort to research, design, develop, engineer, and test new and improved materials, for the Industries of the Future.

ITP 2004 Project and Portfolio Review: Project Summary Reports, Presentations, and Posters from the ITP 2004 Materials Project and Portfolio Review Meeting are now available for download.

• For the Materials Project Summaries, click here.
• For the Materials Presentations, click here.
• For the Materials Posters, click here.

PHOTO CAPTION: Members of the Materials Review Board at the 2004 IMF Annual Review Meeting. Front Row: James Shell (Shell Glass Consulting, Inc.), Bhakta Rath (Naval Research Laboratory), Wayne Hayden (MMPact, Inc.), John Green, Back Row: Stanley Herzog (Princeton Process Technology Consultants), Emory Ford (Materials Technology Institute), Sandy Sharp (Mead Westvaco Corporation).

Solicitations

Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) awards cost-shared funding for R&D projects through a competitive solicitation process. Projects are performed by collaborative partnerships and must address industry-specified priorities. In this way, ITP maintains a balanced portfolio of R&D projects that will help realize national goals for energy and the environment.

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April 29, 2004
May 2004 ITP E-Bulletin: Your Online Connection
Keep current with the ITP E-Bulletin, an online news source for industry. Read the just-released March issue and subscribe today!
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February 24, 2004
ITP 2003 Annual Reports Summary and Full Reports Now Available
ITP presents research highlights and accomplishments for Fiscal 2003 in the just-released ITP annual reports summary and 12 individual annual reports. Read about the activities of each ITP subprogram.
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February 09, 2004
Energy and Emission Reduction Opportunities for the Cement Industry
This report describes the cement industry and its technology.
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