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Last spring, Quebec’s government awarded a grant of 2.7 M$ over six years for the creation of a “Centre de recherche en plasturgie et composites, (CREPEC)” a new strategic R&D center for polymeric material composites. This grant from the “Fonds de recherche sur la nature et technologies (FQRNT)” helps to bring together the most vibrant elements of Quebec’s R&D community in polymer processing and composites. It introduces a unique synergy as CREPEC members will strive to develop novel high-performance materials and more efficient manufacturing processes. The more than fifty regular members of CREPEC come from the Centre de recherche appliquee sur les polymers (CRASP)—l’Ecole Polytechnique, the Centre sur les Composites (CONCOM)—Concordia University, and the Centre de recherche sur les materiaux composites pour les structures de genie civil (MCSGC) from Universite de Scherbrooke. In addition individual researchers from Ecole de Technologie Superieure (ETS), Universite Laval, McGill University, l’Institute d...