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Events and conferences covering hydrogen, net zero, advanced materials, and much more
We’ve updated our post (previously featuring events over the first half of 2024) with a selection of key Advanced Materials and Hydrogen events that are taking place from October 2024 through to November 2025. These events offer great opportunities for networking, learning, and exploring the latest breakthroughs and trends in the field. Whether you’re interested in sustainable materials, advanced engineering, or the hydrogen economy, these conferences will provide you with valuable insights into the industry’s future.
We will continue to add events to this list as they are confirmed. If you have an event or conference that you think we should feature, please get in touch with the team.
Updated: 25 October 2024
ICMSET 2024 – Nagoya, Japan
The 13th International Conference on Material Science and Engineering Technology is a global platform for sharing research and knowledge in material science. This year’s event will feature experts discussing the latest trends in advanced materials and their applications in diverse fields.
Rethinking Materials 2025 – London, UK
This event unites producers, pioneers, and investors focused on scaling innovation in sustainable materials for consumer goods. It features pitch sessions, targeted networking, and an exhibition showcasing start-ups, offering plenty of opportunities for collaboration and partnership development.
World Hydrogen 2025 – Rotterdam, Netherlands
Returning with its largest edition yet, this event is a must-attend for anyone involved in the global hydrogen economy. The Summit includes a C-Level Summit, the largest hydrogen-focused exhibition in the world, and the World Hydrogen Awards. Attendees can also participate in site visits to hydrogen projects at the Port of Rotterdam.
Materials Research Exchange 2025 – London, UK
Organised by Innovate UK, this event serves as a gateway to materials innovation, with an exhibition, investor showcase, and seminars focused on technology transfer. It is a critical event for researchers, academics, and industrialists in the materials science community. The 2025 version has yet to be scheduled so the link above takes you to videos from the 2024 event that took place in April.
Connecting Green Hydrogen Europe 2025 – Madrid, Spain
This is Europe’s largest green hydrogen event, drawing over 6,000 attendees and featuring 100+ exhibitors. The two-day event includes strategic discussions, over 150 speakers, and numerous networking opportunities.
Advanced Materials Show 2025 – Birmingham, UK
This event showcases materials with exceptional properties for engineering and electronics applications. It brings together leaders in R&D, engineering, and innovation, offering insights into new materials and their industrial applications. Co-located with the Advanced Ceramics Show and the Battery Cells & Systems Expo. These events will offer critical insights and networking opportunities, empowering you to stay at the forefront of innovation in materials science and hydrogen technology.
Net-Zero Future 2025 – Cape Town, South Africa
As part of the Net-Zero Future international alliance, this conference will focus on innovations in materials, structures, and management practices aimed at achieving a net-zero built environment. Attendees will explore the latest in sustainable materials and technologies across construction and management. The website currently has a news story announcing the dates and venue for 2025, but stay tuned for further info.
This post was updated on 28 October 2024.
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