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Lancaster, Pennsylvania – Tuesday, July 5, 2022 Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. (ACT) announced today that it has been awarded six new Department of Energy (DOE) SBIR and STTR Phase I contracts, for a total of $1.2 million. The awards will advance research the following programs: “Swiss-roll Ammonia Reformer for Gas Turbines” (University of Southern California) “Advanced Cooling Solutions for High-Frequency Medium-Voltage Planar Transformers” (University of Colorado Boulder) “Shielding of Electronic Circuits from Space Radiation via Additive Manufacturing” (Binghamton University and North Carolina State University) “Direct CO2 Air Capture Using Acid-Base Ion-Exchange and Low-Grade Heat” (Lehigh University) “Thermal Management of Low-Temperature Semiconductor Arrays” (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory) “Integrated High Operating Temperature Storage (HOTS) System for Process Waste Heat” According to Dr. Richard W. Bonner, Vice President of R&D at ACT, “These awards demonstrate our commitment to expand into new and diverse energy-related research areas. Read full article...
Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. WiSTEM group volunteered at Lancaster County’s Lancaster Science Factory where they proctored hands-on thermal-related displays for children and their families to participate in. These demonstrations explored thermal energy, conduction, convection, thermal expansion, and heat capacity. ACT’s WiSTEM group is a newly formed group of female engineers and technicians whose purpose is to empower women in STEM fields and to encourage the next generation to be excited about science and aware of all the career paths available in their future.
Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. (ACT), a leading provider of innovative thermal solutions, announces today their collaboration with Boeing to update a sophisticated weapon system for the U.S. Military and international partners. Boeing contracted ACT to manufacture a thermal solution for onboard guidance technology used on the Harpoon and SLAM-ER cruise missile systems. Thermal management is a critical enabling technology as these systems become more capable and precise. This contract represents a multi-year production phase which was executed after reaching major milestones in the preceding engineering development phase. Boeing and ACT worked closely throughout design maturation to optimize the solution for performance, mass, and space claim.
Both locations enjoyed a turkey lunch in celebration of the Thanksgiving holiday! There is always a reason to have lunch together- We regularly host team meetings, quarterly company meetings and training sessions around lunch!
Employees recently participated in Lancaster county's Extra Ordinary Give where they raised almost $29,000 that included a robust company match! ACT's CSR group held a grilled cheese and bacon bar as part of the celebration!
