Cornell University. Cornell Injection Molding Program (CIMP).

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In 1970 Cornell hired K.K. Wang in the Dept. of Mechanical System and Design, who submitted a proposal to RANN (Research Applied for National Needs) to develop some scientific basis for mold design and process control. The RANN program invited industrial participation in its reveiw process, and Kodak and Xerox supported Wang's proposal. In 1974 the proposal was accepted and the NSF/RANN grant continued through 1979. After that the program was supported by NSF with a total of 11 grants from 1974-1998.

From the description of Cornell Injection Molding Program records, 1974-2002. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 755830942

From the guide to the Cornell Injection Molding Program records, 1974-2002., (Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library)

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associatedWith Cornell University corporateBody
associatedWith Cornell University. College of Engineering. corporateBody
associatedWith Cornell University. Dept. of Mechanical System and Design. corporateBody
associatedWith Eastman Kodak Company. corporateBody
associatedWith National Science Foundation (U.S.) corporateBody
associatedWith Research Applied for National Needs (RANN) corporateBody
associatedWith Wang, K. K. person
associatedWith Wang, K.K. person
associatedWith Xerox Corporation. corporateBody
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Injection molding of plastics
Plastics
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