Canada investing in auto research initiative
Mar 23, 2012 | 03:14 PM
| Corinna Petry
Tags
auto industry,
university of windsor,
research and development,
steel,
aluminum,
titanium,
magnesium
CHICAGO — Canada’s government has promised financial assistance for six new projects supported by the Automotive Partnership Canada initiative at the University of Windsor.
The projects are intended to advance research and development in Canada’s auto industry by supporting new technologies that will provide lighter-material alternatives for vehicles and significantly enhance battery efficiency. Metal producers are an integral part of the research efforts.....
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