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Oregon BEST-Oregon spawned cleantech could save industry millions, Portland Business Journal

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The original Ampere Scientific (formerly KW Associates) team, Paul King, Chris Nordlund and Rigel Woodside, stands behind an ingot produced with a new manufacturing technology that significantly reduces waste, improves safety, saves energy and lowers costs by millions.

Ingot Defects Be Gone. Article on 2013 R&D top 100 inventions award winner – Arc Position Sensing (APS) technology – invented at the US Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory with the goal to improve vacuum arc remelting (VAR) and electro-slag remelting (ESR) processes.

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Corvallis startup creates technology to save hundreds of millions, Register Guard

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Ampere Scientific (formerly KW Associates) Engineer Matt Cibula sets up a testing site for their newly developed technology – a comprehensive system that is changing the way specialty metals are produced, saving millions in costs and improving safety.

OSU program speeds business growth, Rebecca Barrett, Gazette Times, August 25, 2014

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