The Problem with Traditional Telescope Support Structure Materials: Are you struggling with thermal and mechanical challenges in your telescope design? Are you worried about meeting your
By: J.A. Monroe The struggle to keep lenses in focus while withstanding temperature change is nothing new. As an engineer, you may not care why
By: Amy Zelazny Do you have a problem maintaining the performance and structural integrity of your opto-mechanical design over a wide temperature range? Would a
Online Video Sessions Provide Education and Insight on Negative Thermal Expansion Benefits College Station, TX – ALLVAR, a manufacturer of revolutionary alloys that exhibit negative
ALLVAR Awarded NASA SBIR Phase I Grant for Development of High Temperature Alloy New alloy could improve the lifetime and reliability of high-temperature sensors and
ALLVAR alloys has been awarded a NASA Small Business Innovative Research Phase II grant for “Ultra-stable ALLVAR Alloy Strut Development for Space Telescopes.” This NASA
NASA awards ALLVAR a SBIR Phase I grant for work in NASA’s focus area – Advanced Telescope Technologies. This will fund research designed to evaluate
The ALLVAR team attended the inaugural Innovation Conference and Showcase put on by the Houston Technology Center. ALLVAR founder James Monroe secured the “Accudata Best
A lot has happened at ALLVAR in just a short time! While we’ve been continuously striving towards prototype development, the team realized that the old
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded ALLVAR with a Small Business Innovative Research Phase II grant. The intellectual merit of this project lies in a
