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Company News
CRG Featured on WDTN
CRG CEO Patrick Hood was recently interviewed by WDTN reporter Pam Elliot. The focus of the interview was the investment NASA continues to make in the Miami Valley, particularly the SBIR funding at CRG. Dr. Hood presented several NASA-funded technologies and discussed the positive aspects of the Dayton workforce. WDTN's article can be seen at their website. (2-01-12)
CRG Launches New Spin-off Company
 CRG’s newest spin-off company, qFuzion LLC, is now in business. With funding support from the Dayton Development Coalition’s Entrepreneurial Signature Program, qFuzion now leverages CRG’s expertise in nanotechnology to offer capital equipment that adds nanomaterials to polymers. qFuzion will provide equipment to production engineers and researchers as they create nano-enhanced materials for new and specific properties.
qFuzion’s affordable equipment and simple process enables the safe production and
handling of nanomaterials with no free nanoparticles ever produced. This important and
proven safety factor, which is an ongoing concern in the industry, could revolutionize
the approach to nano-enhanced materials.
Other benefits of the qFuzion system include:
• No mixing
• Easy to use
• Custom treatments
• Excellent dispersion
• No agglomeration
qFuzion will makes its trade show debut at the NPE 2012 Expo in Orlando, Florida. NPE is the only plastics showcase that features emerging technologies and new applications from 2,000 suppliers who represent 120 countries from across the supply chain.
Visit www.qfuzion.com for more information on the company and a free NPE pass, courtesy of qFuzion. (1-06-12)
CRG Gives Back: Company Donates to Food Pantry for Holidays
CRG employees collected over 2,000 pounds of food for the Greene County FISH Food Pantry in the company’s annual food drive. CEO Patrick Hood matched a dollar per pound of food collected with a donation of $2006.30. CRG also sponsored a Monte Carlo-themed Christmas celebration where $651 in proceeds also went toward support of the FISH pantry. The FISH pantry supports families in need around the Greene County area. (1-06-12)
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