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SUMMARY:2026 Spring Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The 2026 Spring Meeting of the European Materials Research Society (E-MRS) organized with the Foundation Jean-Marie Lehn will be held at the Convention & Exhibition Centre of Strasbourg (France)\, from May 25 to 29\, 2026. \nThe conference will consist of 24 parallel symposia with invited speakers\, oral and poster presentations assorted by a plenary session to provide an international forum for discussing recent advances in the field of materials science. The meeting will be augmented by an exhibition of products and services of interest to the conference participants. \nThe latest scientific results will be presented and authors are invited to submit papers in the selected journals that fit the scope of each symposium. \nThe focus of the scientific program will be both on fundamental investigations and technological applications\, providing an international forum for discussing recent advances related to the different aspects to be considered to promote innovation. \nWe look forward to your participation to create an outstanding 2026 E-MRS Spring Meeting & Exhibit ! \n  \nMORE INFO: https://www.european-mrs.com/meetings/2026-spring-meeting-exhibit
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LOCATION:Convention & Exhibition Centre of Strasbourg\, Place de Bordeaux\, Strasbourg\, France
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SUMMARY:EMMC20
DESCRIPTION:The European Mechanics of Materials Conferences (EMMC) is a series of bi-yearly meetings organized under the auspices of the European Mechanics Society (Euromech)\, which has taken place over the last 25 years in European cities such as Paris\, Warsaw\, Gothenburg\, Brussels\, Nantes\, Oxford\, and Madrid. \nThe 20th edition\, EMMC20\, will be held in Florence (Italy)\,  27th – 29th May 2026. More info: https://www.dicea.unifi.it/p865.html
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LOCATION:Palazzo dei Congressi\, Firenze Piazza Adua 1\, Firenze\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:ISPMA 2026
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to inform you that International Symposia on Physics of Materials – ISPMA 2026\, taking place from September 6–10\, 2026\, in the beautiful city of Prague\, Czech Republic will start accepting abstracts 16. February. \nJoin leading experts and researchers in materials science for five inspiring days of knowledge-sharing\, networking\, and collaboration. We look forward to welcoming you to Prague for an engaging and memorable event! \nThe symposium will focus on the following topic clusters: \n\nStructural and functional materials (magnesium\, aluminum\, titanium alloys\, shape memory alloys\, steels\, high-entropy alloys\, intermetallics\, ceramics\, and other non-metallic materials).\nMaterials out of equilibrium (nanocrystalline and amorphous materials)\nMaterials characterization (e.g.\, microstructure\, mechanical properties\, and corrosion\, including interaction with hydrogen).\nElectronic properties of materials (e.g.\, magnetism\, heat\, and electronic transport\, including superconductivity).\nModeling\, simulations\, ab initio calculations\, and data science.\n\nCurrently\, the following sessions have been proposed: \n\nMagnesium Alloys and Their Applications\nAdvanced titanium alloys\nDislocations in Materials\nMagnetic Properties of Materials\nDiffraction Methods in Materials Science\n\nVisit the conference website at https://www.ispma-conf.cz/ to learn more. \n 
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LOCATION:Faculty Conference Centre “Profesní dům”\, Malostranské nám. 25\, Malá Strana\, 11800\, Czech Republic
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:MSE Symposium C05: “Modelling of Small-Scale Mechanical Behaviour and In-Situ Nano-Mechanical Testing”
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to invite you to submit an abstract to Symposium C05: “Modelling of Small-Scale Mechanical Behaviour and In-Situ Nano-Mechanical Testing”\, which will take place at the Materials Science and Engineering Conference (MSE) 2026 in Darmstadt\, Germany from 29 Sept – 01 Oct 2026. https://mse-congress.de/ \nAbstract submission is here and deadline is 19. February 2026. \nMechanical behavior at the micron and nanoscale is gaining increasing importance in a wide variety of different materials due to the miniaturization of components and systems as well as the introduction of hierarchical multi-scale material designs. Therefore\, a rapid development of innovative in-situ and small-scale testing techniques is necessary\, which allows further insights in the acting deformation processes and fundamental deformation and failure mechanisms. At the same time\, these small length-scales provide the chance for a direct handshake of experimental investigations and computer simulations. Promoting this link will speed up the necessary development of material physics based\, predictive models of small-scale mechanical behaviour. \nThis symposium will mainly focus on both\, the development\, challenges\, and application of new advanced mechanical in-situ testing techniques as well as simulation methods to foster a better understanding of the local mechanical behavior of different materials and microstructural constituents. Besides possible size effects in the deformation behavior in that scaling regime\, combined experimental\, simulation\, and machine learning approaches are also of special interest and should be discussed. \nTopics of interest include\, but are not limited to: \n\nAdvanced small scale testing techniques (e.g. Nanoindentation\, µ-compression\, µ-tension testing\, µ-bending)\nTesting at elevated and cryogenic temperatures\, under various atmospheres\, such as hydrogen\, in different fields\, e.g. electro-magnetic fields as well as in different environmental conditions\, e.g. corrosive environments or inert environments for e.g. battery materials\nSimulation and modelling approaches to complement small scale mechanical testing\, from the atomistic to the microstructural level; multiscale and multiphysics simulations\nInvestigating and understanding and size effects in the deformation behavior\, including interface mediated deformation behavior and the coupling environment and deformation\nNew testing approaches\, analysis concepts\, and corresponding challenges in the micro and nano scale mechanical testing\, innovative evaluation of localized phenomena by use of digital image correlation\, acoustic and thermal measurements or combined full-field measurements\nCorrelation with high resolution microscopy analysis as well as in-situ and operando testing using optical microscopy\, SEM\, TEM\, APT\, AFM\, Raman\, or X-ray\nMachine-learning and data-science based approaches\n\nWe would be delighted to welcome your contribution and to foster exciting discussions on this emerging materials design strategy at MSE 2026. \n 
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LOCATION:Technical University of Darmstadt\, Karolinenpl. 5\, Darmstadt\, 64289\, Germany
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SUMMARY:ECI Nanomechanical Testing in Materials R & D
DESCRIPTION:Come join the nano- and micro-mechanical testing community in Rhodes between October 4-9th for the ECI Nanomechanical Testing in Materials R &D: link \nAbstracts for oral presentations are being accepted until March 31st 2026 (extended to May 1) and for poster presentation until April 30th 2026 (extended to May 15) \nThe conference will provide a platform for the experimental mechanics community to exchange insights on cutting-edge nanomechanical testing methods\, with particular emphasis on: \n\nNovel nanoindentation and testing techniques – Advanced hardware and data analysis methods for characterizing complex materials with improved resolution and sensitivity.\nMultiscale deformation and failure mechanisms – Observations of mechanical behavior from atomic to mesoscale\, bridging the gap between different length scales.\nIn-situ and operando nanomechanics – Mechanical testing combined with SEM\, TEM\, AFM\, X-ray\, neutron\, and electron-based imaging and diffraction methods.\nCorrelative mechanical microscopy – Use of multimodal probes (photon\, phonon\, electron\, ion) to study deformation processes in advanced structural materials.\nNanomechanics under extreme conditions – Testing at high or cryogenic temperatures\, under high strain rates\, or in harsh environments such as aggressive atmospheres or radiation.\nAdvanced strain measurement and data analysis – Full-field imaging\, volume correlation\, and time-resolved experiments to investigate dynamic\, far-from-equilibrium processes.\nIntegrated modeling and characterization – Coupling experiments with modeling for mechanistic discovery\, parameter calibration\, and model validation.\nArtificial intelligence and data-driven methods – Applying machine learning and informatics to nanomechanics for pattern recognition\, prediction\, and insight generation.\nIndustrial applications – Translating advanced testing methods to industry-relevant materials and devices\, including energy systems\, coatings\, composites\, biomedical materials\, and 3D-printed components\n\nExpect insightful discussions and lively poster sessions in historical Rhodes. \nHope to see you there! \nDEADLINE for abstact submissions \nOrals: 31.03.2026 extended to 01.05.2026\nPosters: 30.04.2026 extended to 15.05.2026 \n 
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