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Positron Systems gets Phase 2 SBIR federal grant for research into techniques for spotting structural defects in aircraft engine parts

October 18, 2005 /

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A Pocatello company will get funding from the National Science Foundation to continue research into techniques for spotting structural defects in aircraft engine parts long before they pose a danger to the aircraft.

Positron Systems Inc. was awarded a Phase Two Small Business Innovative Research grant. Company officials would not reveal the value of the grant, but a spokesman said Phase Two grants can total up to $500,000 over a two-year period.

Mike Maharry
The Idaho Statesman

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