DEVELOPMENTS PRIOR TO 2007

QuesTek is active on the design, development and application of computational Materials by Design® technology. Below are some of the developments prior to 2007.

·         DOD Funds New Corrosion-Resistant Steel - Feb 2006

·         A Fortune 2005 Breakout Company - May 2005

·         Naval Air Warfare Center Awards Phase I SBIR - APR.2005

·         New Alloy For U.S. Army Motar - APR.2005

·         QuesTek Briefing - APR.2005

·         Navy Brochure - APR.2005

·         U.S. Marine Corps Awards QuesTek A Phase II SBIR - MAR.2005

·         Greg Olson receives distinguished scientist/engineer award- MAR.2004

·         QuesTek to develop new stainless Marine steel - MAR.2004

·         QuesTek introduces new stainless blade steel - FEB.2004

·         QuesTek scores in the Baja 1000 - DEC.2003

·         Ferrium®C61 Gear Steels see success on and off the track - OCT.2003

·         New iron-based structural amorphous alloy design for Navy - SEPT.2003

·         Navy seeks new alloy for carrier-based landing gear - AUG.2003

·         QuesTek's Ferrium® S53 alloy enters DoD certification program - JUL.2003

·         A strong Memory is Shaping in a new NSF sponsored program - JUL.2003

·         Ferrium® C69 Aerospace Gear Steel to be tested by NASA - JUN.2003

·         QuesTek receives Department of Defense Project of the Year Award - DEC.2002

·         Innovation of the Year Award presented to QuesTek - OCT.2002

·         Damage Tolerant Amorphous Metals under development - APR.2002

·         QuesTek brings its “Mettle” to glass in new DARPA initiative - FEB.2002

·         QuesTek’s modeling software a key component to accelerating materials development and qualification - JAN.2002

In addition to the above, a number of articles on QuesTek and its Materials by Design technology have appeared in publications such as Fortune, Business Week, Science and Advanced Materials & Processes, and QuesTek's technology was detailed in a chapter of "Stuff: the materials the world is made of" by Ivan Amato. Reprints may still be available upon request.