Future Materials, Minerals & Mining Conference

The conference is intended to be a forum for early career materials, minerals and mining scientists and engineers from across the UK to come together and present their research on the materials they are developing and working with, with the hope of improving presentation and poster skills, along with initiating collaboration between research groups, and between industry and academia.

It is also a way of helping researchers and industry workers see how their work fits into the bigger picture of future materials, minerals and mining research and technology across the UK.

Submit your abstract

The conference is intended to be a forum for early career materials scientists and engineers from across the UK to come together and present their research on the materials they are developing and working with, with the hope of improving presentation and poster skills, along with initiating collaboration between research groups, and between industry and academia. It is also a way of helping researchers and industry workers see how their work fits into the bigger picture of future materials research and technology across the UK.

Prospective authors are invited to submit abstracts of up to 250 words for consideration for the programme. It must provide sufficient information for a fair assessment and should be written in English. 

Please fill in the form below to submit your abstract.


 

Programme

coming soon

Keynote Speakers

Dr Katerina Christofidou MIMMM

Dr Katerina Christofidou MIMMM

Associate Professor in Metallurgy, University of Sheffield

Mr Avery Cunningham AIMMM

Outstanding Contribution Award for EDI

Mr Avery Cunningham AIMMM

University of Birmingham

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The Student & Early Career Group represents the views of student, younger and early career members to the Institute's Executive Board and Advisory Council. We aim to represent the diverse range of members by ensuring Council representatives cover the different disciplines, regions and career pathways of student and early career members.