The event is organised by the Institute of Civil Engineering and Mechanics (GeM) of the Nantes Université and Centrale Nantes, under the patronage of the European Society for Composite Materials (ESCM) and the French Association for Composite Materials (AMAC).
ECCM is Europe's leading conference on composite materials and will provide a forum for access to the latest knowledge from both industry and academia in all areas of composite materials. It provides an opportunity to highlight the latest developments and to identify emerging and future areas of progress in this dynamic field. Nantes and the Pays de la Loire region, with its recognised economic dynamism, its universities, its centres of excellence and its research and development infrastructures dedicated to composites, is a privileged location to host this new edition of ECCM.
ECCM21 will include plenary sessions, keynote lectures, oral and poster presentations, and an entertaining social programme for delegates from all over the world. The event layout and schedule will provide many opportunities to network, learn, discuss and share with colleagues from around the world.
Experts from the National Composites Centre will be available throughout the 21st European Conference on Composite Materials (ECCM21) held from 2nd – 5th July 2024, at the La Cité Nantes Events Center in Nantes, France. Don't miss presentations highlighting developments that could support your next engineering solution:
- Susie Morton and Hannah Swinbourne, Research Engineers, “High-rate, Circular Composites for Automotive Applications” (Tuesday, 2 July, 10:45 - Room 200)
- Monali Dahale, Research Engineer, “Influence of textile architecture on the drape, impact, and damage tolerance performance of 3D woven glass fibre composites". (Thursday, 4 July, 9:45 - Club Atlantique)
- Jack Davies, Research Engineer, "A numerical tool for smart in-situ sensing of defect features in large scale infusions" (Thursday, 4 July, 14:45 - Room 200)
