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Materials for Tomorrow 2025

The topic of this year Materials for Tomorrow is Bioinspired Materials – an exciting area of research that draws inspiration from nature to develop new materials with enhanced or unique properties.

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Materials for Tomorrow 2025

Overview

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13 Nov 2025, 08:3014 Nov 2025, 13:00
Language:English
Last sign up date:4 Nov 2025

Bioinspired materials involve areas such as robotics and sensors, antimicrobial materials, understanding complex hierarchical structures in nature, biochemical applications, design principles, and sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions.

The conference will take place at Chalmers Conference Centre, RunAn, in Gothenburg on 13-14 November with several internationally recognized speakers.  

Photo Contest

In concurrence with the conference Materials for Tomorrow the Area of Advance Materials Science organize a materials science photo competition. The idea is to bring forth the beauty that can be found in materials science. The top three candidates are rewarded grand prizes.
Read more: The photo contest offering new perspectives on materials science  

Poster session

The conference will feature a poster session and a rapid fire poster presentation with chances of winning a generous poster award. Use the poster abstract template on the conference registration page and send your abstract to materials@chalmers.se, not later than 24 October. The program for Materials for Tomorrow will be presented at the end of June. You can already and submit contributions for both the poster exhibition and the photo competition.

Materials for Tomorrow

Leif Asp

  • Full Professor, Com­pu­ta­tional Mechanics and Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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Anna Ström

  • Professor, Applied Chemistry, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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