Agenda

Euro PM2026 will feature a world-class technical programme and a 2500 m² exhibition showcasing the latest innovations from the global powder metallurgy (PM) supply chain. Alongside the technical content, the event will include a welcome reception, gala dinner, and other social activities, providing excellent opportunities for networking within the international PM community. As one of Europe’s most prominent events in the field, Euro PM2026 is expected to attract industry leaders, decision-makers, leading academics, and representatives from across the entire PM supply chain.

The International Conference on the Technology of Plasticity (ICTP), was founded in 1984 with the purpose of bringing together both academic experts and industrial engineers on metal forming issues and innovations. Nicknamed the ‘Metal Forming Olympics’, this major international event is held every three years around the world. Currently, it has grown into the largest academic society in the field of plasticity technology, with 600-1000 researchers participating.

Ce webinaire est organisé en quinconce du colloque indentation qui a lieu classiquement tous les 2 ans en présentiel.

La conférence internationale MATÉRIAUX 2026 est organisée sous l’égide de la Fédération Française des Matériaux (FFM) qui regroupe 26 associations scientifiques et techniques concernées par les matériaux. Elle s’inscrit dans la série des conférences MATÉRIAUX qui se tiennent tous les quatre ans depuis 2002 et qui se sont imposées comme l’événement francophone incontournable pour l’ensemble des acteurs académiques et industriels du monde des matériaux.

Beyond Waste 2027 est un colloque scientifique international, organisé à Lille (France) du 16 au 18 mars 2027. Il réunira des experts du monde entier pour se rencontrer et discuter autour de thématiques de recherche liées au recyclage, à l’écoconception et à la circularité des matières.

VHCF10 will bring together researchers, engineers and industrial partners from around the world to discuss the latest advances in very high cycle fatigue, including experimental methods, modelling, mechanisms and applications. Building on the success of previous VHCF conferences, VHCF10 aims to provide a high-level international forum for the exchange of scientific and technical knowledge, fostering discussions and collaborations within the VHCF community.

The Conference aims to attract interdisciplinary work dedicated to: the design against engineering failure, the implementation of appropriate guidelines against failure, the development and application of concepts and technologies to prevent of failure, the use of both, novel and established approaches, technologies, and tools for failure analysis, the prevention of failure through structural health monitoring and non-destructive-inspection and testing, as well as the deep understanding of the underlying failure mechanisms and the identification of the failure root causes. Research contributions are expected to cover various technological areas including aeronautics and space, automotive, marine, sustainable energy technologies, oil refineries and chemical industry, civil engineering applications, bioengineering, and medical applications, etc.

The Engineering Integrity Society is a long established charitable society focusing on the areas of fatigue, testing and durability. Fatigue 2027 is the 10th in a series of society conferences which bring the international fatigue and durability community together to share knowledge and understand the challenges in using sophisticated engineering simulation and modelling tools to complement sound test programmes and develop reliable and cost effective products for modern usage.

SAVE THE DATE! Theodore von Karman and his sister Josephine organised a highly successful conference in Innsbruck in September 1922 on hydrodynamics and aerodynamics. Its success led them to suggest an International Congress spanning the whole domain of applied mechanics: the first ICTAM was in 1924 in Delft, The Netherlands. The International Congress in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ICTAM) attracts a diverse community of researchers from mathematics to engineering and applied sciences.