WHEN: 12 November 2026
WHERE: European Convention Center Luxembourg (ECCL) | 4 Pl. de l'Europe, 1499 Neudorf-Weimershof Luxembourg
PROVISIONAL PROGRAM & TECH DEMOS
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WHEN: Slots from 13 to 27 November 2026
Register for the post-event B2B matchmaking session, open to those unable to join us on 12 November in person.
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In partnership with
With the support of
Thierry GIROT
Send an emailJoin the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) for the 2026 edition of the Sustainable Composite Materials & Manufacturing Industry Day, a flagship event dedicated to sustainable materials and advanced manufacturing for the future of mobility.
This edition marks a major milestone: the successful completion of the first phase of the SCMM Innovation Centre, with a strong focus on results, demonstrators, and real industrial impact.
PROVISIONAL PROGRAM & TECH DEMOS
Keynotes & Strategic Perspectives | Leading voices from industry and research will share insights on: Scaling sustainable composite solutions | Industrialisation challenges | Future innovation roadmaps
Industry–Research Co-Presentations | Hear directly from industrial partners and LIST researchers presenting together: Project outcomes | Technology development | Real-life applications and lessons learned
Tech Village: Experience Innovation | Discover the Tech Village, a dedicated space showcasing demonstrators developed within the SCMM programme.
Networking & Collaboration | Engage with a dynamic ecosystem of Industrial leaders, Innovation and R&D experts, Technology providers and Public stakeholders
The SCMM Innovation Centre continues to act as a platform for collaboration, fostering new partnerships for the next phase of innovation.
The Sustainable Composite Materials & Manufacturing (SCMM) Innovation Centre is designed to accelerate the development and industrial adoption of ultra-lightweight, low-carbon, bio-based and recyclable composite materials.
By bringing together industrial partners and LIST researchers, the centre enables co-development across the full value chain from material formulation to manufacturing processes and functional demonstrators supporting the transition towards more sustainable mobility solutions.