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RSMSE 2026

Where: Kassel, Germany
When: 23 – 25 June, 2026

Residual stresses are among the most influential yet often overlooked factors affecting the performance, reliability, and lifetime of engineering components.

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Euro PM2026 Congress & Exhibition

Where: Budapest, Hungary
When: 11 – 14 October, 2026

Euro PM2026 is organised by the European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA), in co-operation with key members of the European and international PM community. Founded in 1989, EPMA is the leading trade association for powder metallurgy in Europe, representing the interests of the entire PM sector and promoting PM technology worldwide.

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GREENE Consortium meets in Parma!

On 19–20 May 2026, partners of the GREENE project convened in Parma, Italy, and online for the project’s Month 24 meeting, marking an important milestone to review progress and align on the next phase of activities.

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SETAC Europe 36th Annual Meeting

Where: Maastricht, The Netherlands
When: 17 – 19 May, 2026

The meeting’s theme aims to challenge the SETAC community to acknowledge outliers and value their potential merits, while at the same time maintaining the highest scientific practices that are transparent and reproducible.

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Bridging Circular Value Chains for Permanent Magnets

Where: Brussels, Belgium
When: 19 May, 2026

The event ‘Bridging Circular Value Chains for Permanent Magnets’ brings together European policymakers, industry leaders, researchers and EU-funded projects to advance collaboration in the field of sustainable rare earth and permanent magnet value chains.

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GREENE Project showcased at AIMagn Conference with Keynote on Circular Nd‑Fe‑B Magnets

At this year’s AIMagn Conference in Lecce, Italy, GREENE Project Coordinator Prof. Dr. Kristina Zuzek from the Jozef Stefan Institute delivered a keynote entitled “From Critical to Circular: Redesigning Nd‑Fe‑B Permanent Magnets Through Interface Engineering”, highlighting cutting‑edge research aimed at reducing Europe’s dependence on critical rare‑earth elements while maintaining high magnetic performance.

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MAGNET2026

Where: Lecce, Italy
When: 03 – 06 February, 2026

The MAGNET 2026 Conference will feature plenary, keynote, invited, and contributed talks, as well as poster sessions covering the most recent advances in fundamental and applied magnetism.

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MSE Congress Call for Abstracts 2026

Where: Darmstadt & online
When: September 29 – 01 October, 2026

MSE Congress is the leading international Materials Science and Engineering Congress in Germany. The scientific program features world-renowned experts and aspiring young researchers.

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PASSENGER Final Conference

Where: Stuttgart, Germany
When: October 29 – 30, 2025

PASSENGER proposes improved strontium ferrite (Sr-ferrite) and a Manganese-Aluminum-Carbon (MnAlC) alloy as a substitute to guarantee a sustainable production of permanent magnets in Europe: an alternative without critical raw elements, based on resources that are widely available in Europe, with enough research to provide a solid base for a successful transition from the lab to the industrial production in our Pilot Plants.

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REPM 2025 – The 28th International Workshop on Rare Earth and Future Permanent Magnets and Their Applications

Where: Tsukuba International Congress Center, Tsukuba, Japan
When: July 27– 31, 2025

The 28th International Workshop on Rare Earth and Future Permanent Magnets and Their Applications (REPM 2025) will be held in Tsukuba, Japan, hosted by the National Institute for Materials Science. This international event brings together experts from academia and industry to share research and developments in the field of permanent magnets.

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GREENE Consortium Advances Sustainable Magnet Technology in Zaragoza, Spain

On 27th and 28th May, consortium partners of the EU project GREENE gathered for their third in person project meeting at the University of Zaragoza to review progress and discuss next steps in the development of advanced Nd-Fe-B permanent magnets. These magnets play a critical role in powering high-tech products essential for a green energy future like e-motors and wind turbines. The hosting institute, the Instituto de Nanociencia y Materiales de Aragón (INMA), CSIC-Universidad de Zaragoza, is a key partner in the project responsible for the development of advanced characterization techniques, boasting state-of-the-art transmission electron microscopy facilities.

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GREENE-Partners in Austria

UNIVERSITÄT FÜR WEITERBILDUNG KREMS – Krems, Austria

TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET WIEN – Vienna, Austria

GREENE-Partners in Germany

HOCHSCHULE PFORZHEIM – Pforzheim, Germany

HOCHSCHULE AALEN - TECHNIK UND WIRTSCHAFT – Aalen, Germany

STEINBEIS 2I GMBH – Karlsruhe, Germany

HYPROMAG GMBH – Pforzheim, Germany