Gore | Improving lives through advanced materials

The James Webb Space Telescope is making history, capturing the deepest and sharpest images of the distant universe to date. The world’s most advanced space observatory relies on Gore’s aerospace products to transmit data as it looks back 13 billion years at ancient galaxies and star clusters once invisible to humans. Pictured are the “Cosmic Cliffs” located more than 7,000 lightyears from Earth. (Image credit: NASA and STScl)

Electrification could transform air travel, improving fuel efficiency and reducing noise and emissions. We are proud to contribute to electric aircraft performance now and in the future with innovations like GORE® High Performance Aerospace Wires (GWN3000 Series): a 2021 gold honoree among the Military & Aerospace Electronics Technology Innovators Awards.

Gore study highlights long-term safety and performance
A stroke is a significant medical event for anyone. But imagine if you didn’t know the cause. Around 25 percent of first-time ischemic strokes are of unknown origin. Up to half of these patients are later diagnosed with a heart defect called a patent foramen ovale (PFO). In March, The New England Journal of Medicine published the long-term results from a Gore sponsored study showing the role of our technology in repairing this defect and reducing recurrent stroke risk.