News and Events

Aug 2010
News
New Corporate Members

GM Powertrain Global Headquarters
Avinash Singh, P.D.
Engineering Group Manager
Pontiac, Michigan

Xtek, Inc
Chris Dale
Engineering Manager
Cincinnati, Ohio

Star Cutter Company
John O’Neil
Engineering Manager – Gear Tools
East Tawas, Michigan

Jul 2010
Newsletter - Transmissions
Volume #6, 2010 - Gear Research Institute's Transmissions Newsletter (read online)

June 2010
News
Dr. Suren Rao was a speaker at the AGMA Strategic Resource Network meeting, held at the GE Transportation in Erie, PA, June 8-9,2010. (view presentation - PDF - 1.6MB)

Jan 2010
Newsletter - Transmissions
Volume #5, 2010 - Gear Research Institute's Transmissions Newsletter (read online)

Sep 2009
News
The Board of the Gear Research Institute met on September 16 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, IN. One of the significant decisions at the meeting was to initiate a campaign to increase the corporate membership of the Institute and utilize the membership fee to support research experiences for undergraduates. Please see the member section for more details.

Aug 2009
News
The Gear Research Institute is pleased to announce the Dr. Avinash Singh from General Motors has joined the Board of Trustees as a representative from the ASME. (Avinash Singh's bio)

Jul 2009
Newsletter - Transmissions
Volume #4, 2009 - Gear Research Institute's Transmissions Newsletter (read online)

Apr 2009
News
Q&A with Suren Rao, Managing Director, Gear Research Institute, published in Gear Solutions magazine (read online)
Courtesy of Gear Solutions magazine, www.gearsolutions.com

Mar 2009
Newsletter - Transmissions
Volume #3, 2009 - Gear Research Institute's Transmissions Newsletter (read online)

Jan 2009
News
The American Gear Manufacturers Association (AGMA) has nominated Charlie Fischer to the Gear Research Institute's Board of Trustees. Charlie Fischer is Vice President of AGMA’s Technical Division. He joined AGMA in 1994 after a nineteen-year career with a major gear manufacturer, where he worked in engineering, field service, and assembly/test departments. He is currently responsible for oversight of all AGMA Technical Committees. In addition, he serves as Secretary of ISO TC60, the Technical Committee responsible for all international gear related standards. He holds a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering from Drexel University and Master of Administrative Science degree from Johns Hopkins University.

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