Composites Germany invites papers
The trade association Composites Germany (Frankfurt, Germany) invites presentations for the upcoming 4th International Composites Congress (ICC), which will take place in Stuttgart November 5-6, 2018, just before Composites Europe.
The trade association Composites Germany (Frankfurt, Germany) invites presentations for the upcoming 4th International Composites Congress (ICC), which will take place in Stuttgart November 5-6, 2018.
This Composites Germany Congress is a unique event, covering all areas of the composites industry. The group invites submissions for presentations on the following themes under the guiding title "Composites - On the Path to Becoming a Key Industry?" The themes include:
- Efficient processes / Integrative production technology / Additive Manufacturing
- Multimaterial solutions
- Market developments
- SMC / BMC
- Pultrusion
- Responsible care (sustainability, recycling)
- Standardization
- Hybrid Thermoplastic Molding
- Public/private cooperations (industry-research, industry-industry)
The ICC event will be held just before the Composites Europe trade fair, which takes place November 6-8, 2018. The featured partner country at the ICC this year will be Austria. The event will include a panel discussion about “Composites in construction and infrastructure.”
If interested, please submit your presentations to the Composites Germany office no later than March 9, 2018 to: congress@composites-germany.org. Submission forms can be downloaded from the Composites Germany website (www.composites-germany.org) under the “Dates” tab, or request them by email: congress@composites-germany.org.
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