Diversifying the STEM Workforce

We are passionate about increasing the number of African Americans entering and remaining in STEM professions. We know that success begins with exposure to research in nurturing environments, and there is no better way to expose students than with experience in the laboratory. 

Although many research faculty have a thorough understanding of the material synthesis and composites developed in their laboratories, a significant amount lack an understanding of how demanding environments often found in aerospace systems will affect materials. Using our services can help close those gaps.  

Research takes funding support, which can take place at the federal, state, and local levels through public, and in some cases, private funds. We can help you generate highly competitive proposals that are aligned and relevant to the challenges of those found in aviation and space, so that your undergraduate and graduate researchers can gain critical skills in this increasingly competitive job market. 

Our areas of specialty include having an in-depth understanding of next generation lightweight materials for aerospace energy, power, and other extreme environment applications.