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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brenham, Texas – Bill Nebiolo; TAE from REM Chemical, is serving at the NASF SUR/FIN ’22 TAC Chairman.  The TAC; Technical Advisor Committee, solicits abstracts for the annual technical sessions at SUR/FIN conferences.  The committee; a team of 14-members for assorted aspects of the metal finishing industry, review each abstract.  The abstracts are vetted and members will vote on the submissions.  The most favored submissions are then organized into educational technical[...]

Brenham, Texas – REM Surface Engineering has been awarded Phase IIE research funding through the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program and a project-specific cost-share with National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining (NCDMM), which will directly benefit the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) – NASA SBIR: $213,955 / NCDMM: $168,035. NCDMM is committed to driving innovation throughout the defense manufacturing[...]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brenham, Texas – REM Surface Engineering recently broke ground on a physical expansion to their location in Brenham, Texas.  After completing a full office renovation and expansion in 2017, this represents the second large-scale investment the company has made to grow its footprint in the area.  The roughly 7,200 square foot expansion will roughly double the square footage of the company’s warehouse and processing areas, with a new fully enclosed steel structure and[...]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brenham, Texas - REM Surface Engineering with the support of MIT Plasma Science Fusion Center (MIT PSFC) presented the work and results of a novel surface finishing approach for the internal surfaces of additively manufactured RF components for fusion reactor applications at the 2021 IEEE Pulsed Power Conference & Symposium on Fusion Engineering.  REM’s presentation covered work that had been done with MIT PSFC focused on enabling the use of additive manufacturing[...]

Brenham, Texas - REM Surface Engineering was recognized in the latest release of NASA’s Spinoff 2022 publications for its successful technology and capability developments in support of NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (NASA Spinoff-REM). REM successfully developed the capability to polish, via a robust, machine-controlled process technology, various superalloys under two Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contracts with a focus on improving the surface finish of additively manufactured[...]