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The 2nd International LAwave User Meeting is a virtual event that for the first time will bring together experts from the coating and material science community that are already benefitting from the LAwave technology and those who are interested in it.

The 2026 European School for Young Materials Scientists aims to bring together young scientists, mainly PhD students, working in the exciting fields of Materials Science, Electronic Materials, Quantum materials, Nanoscale Materials, Nanoanalysis, Multi-scale materials characterization, Computational material science, AI-based materials science as well as Microscopy.

The CMC 2026 workshop will bring together communities from Materials, Electronics, Life and Computer Science, to discuss and explore topics of common interests.

At the 17th Fraunhofer Symposium, we will once again be bringing together experts from industry and academia with our collaborative partners from Japan and Germany. We cordially invite you to the Fraunhofer Symposium "Towards Germany - Japan Semiconductor & Microsystems Innovation" on December 7/8, 2026, in Tokyo, Japan.

The Airbag Symposium features an impressive lineup of distinguished speakers who are leaders in the field of automotive safety and airbag technology. Their lectures cover a wide range of topics, providing valuable insights into the latest research, innovations, and trends. In addition to the keynote presentations, the symposium also showcases a variety of high-quality posters that highlight cutting-edge research and developments from both emerging talents and established experts. These posters offer a unique opportunity for attendees to engage with the content, ask questions, and discuss ideas directly with the authors. Together, the excellent speakers and innovative poster presentations create an enriching experience for all participants, fostering collaboration and inspiring new approaches to enhancing vehicle safety. Don't miss the chance to learn from the best in the industry and contribute to the important dialogue on airbag technology!

Over two days, we will discuss with representatives from industry and academia how technological systems can support the One Health approach. During the Chemnitz Seminar, current and innovative research and development efforts in these systems, such as wearables, biosensors, diagnostics, organ-on-a-chip / micro physiological systems, and (micro-)fabrication, will be presented.

Laser processes are fast, precise and highly dynamic. To make them more robust, efficient and reliable, it is essential to understand what is happening during the process – and increasingly, to predict and control it. This workshop brings together researchers, technology developers and industrial users to explore how sensor technology, data analytics, artificial intelligence and digitalization can unlock new potential in laser processing.