September 12 – 16, 2027 · Graz, Austria

19th European Congress & Exhibition on Advanced Materials and Processes

September 12–16, 2027
Graz, Austria
FEMS & ASMET
EUROMAT '27 Save the Date

About EUROMAT

Europe's premier materials science congress, organized by FEMS & ASMET.

Areas & Symposia

8 thematic areas.

Timeline & Dates

Key milestones, deadlines, and important dates.

Discover Graz

UNESCO World Heritage city and culinary capital of Austria.

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Europe's Premier Materials Science Event

EUROMAT is the flagship congress of the European materials science community, organized under the auspices of FEMS — the Federation of European Materials Societies. Since its inception, it has brought together researchers, engineers, and industry leaders to present groundbreaking work across the full spectrum of advanced materials and processes.

The 19th edition continues this tradition in Graz, Austria — offering five intensive days of plenary lectures, invited talks, contributed presentations, poster sessions, and a major industry exhibition. EUROMAT '27 provides a unique platform to exchange ideas, build collaborations, and shape the future of materials innovation.

The congress is organized by ASMET — The Austrian Society for Metallurgy and Materials — and is jointly chaired by Prof. Aldo R. Boccaccini (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, FEMS) and Prof. Christof Sommitsch (TU Graz, ASMET), ensuring a broad European perspective across all scientific areas.

5
Days
8
Thematic Areas
2,000+
Expected Participants
50+
Countries
Kunsthaus Graz © Graz Tourismus — Harry Schiffer

8 Conference Areas
EUROMAT '27 covers the full breadth of advanced materials research, organized into eight thematic areas — each co-led by a FEMS and an ASMET coordinator.
Timeline
Important milestones for EUROMAT '27. Exact dates will be announced — check back regularly.
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Call for Abstracts Opens
Submit your research for oral or poster presentations.
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Abstract Submission Deadline
Final date to submit abstracts for review.
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Notification of Acceptance
Authors will be notified of their submission status.
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Early-Bird Registration Opens
Take advantage of reduced early-bird registration fees.
September 12–16, 2027
EUROMAT '27 Conference
Five days of plenary talks, symposia, poster sessions, and exhibitions in Graz.

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Areas & Symposia

All 8 thematic areas now have detail pages. Area A has 7 symposia, Area B and Area F each feature 9, Area E has 10 — all with organizers and topics.

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Full Programme

Detailed schedule with all symposia sessions, plenary lectures, poster sessions, and workshops.

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Speakers

World-leading researchers and industry experts in advanced materials science.

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Registration

Registration details, fee structures, and early-bird offers.

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Graz Skyline © Graz Tourismus — Harry Schiffer

Graz, Austria

UNESCO World Heritage · City of Design · Austria's culinary capital

Austria's second-largest city enchants visitors with its beautifully preserved medieval and Renaissance old town — a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. Graz seamlessly blends centuries of tradition with bold contemporary design.

As the European Capital of Culture 2003 and a UNESCO City of Design since 2011, Graz offers an extraordinary blend of art, architecture, gastronomy, and nature — the perfect backdrop for an international scientific congress.

290k+
Residents
6
Universities
900+
Years of History
Kunsthaus Graz © Graz Tourismus — Harry Schiffer
Landmark
Grazer Schlossberg © Harry Schiffer

Schlossberg & Uhrturm

The iconic hilltop with the famous clock tower — 260 steps up to panoramic views across the rooftops to the Alps.

Culinary
Kaiser-Josef-Markt © Harald Eisenberger

Kaiser-Josef-Markt

Fresh herbs, regional produce, and Styrian specialties every morning — Graz is Austria's culinary capital.

Landmark
Grazer Uhrturm © Markus Spenger

Uhrturm — The Clock Tower

Graz's most beloved landmark since 1712 — its golden hands and reversed dial are an iconic symbol of the city.

All photos courtesy of Graz Tourismus