Call for Presentations Ends November 1

Why You Should Submit an Abstract to PowderMet2027/AMPM2027

If you are working in powder metallurgy, particulate materials, metal powders, or metal additive manufacturing, PowderMet2027/AMPM2027 is one of the most important places to share your work. Hosted by the Metal Powder Industries Federation (MPIF), this event brings together the PM industry from June 20–23, 2027, in Buffalo, New York, combining PowderMet2027 and AMPM2027 into one major conference experience.

Submitting an abstract is more than a conference formality. It is an opportunity to place your research, innovation, technical insight, or practical experience in front of the people who are actively shaping the future of powder metallurgy and metal AM.

The conference is the primary source for metal powder technology transfer. That means it is not simply a place to present results; it is a place where ideas move from laboratories and development teams into real-world use.

Submitting an abstract can help your work become part of that transfer. A presentation or poster may lead to:

• New technical collaborations
• Industry partnerships
• Customer or supplier conversations
• Academic and government research connections
• Visibility for emerging technologies
• Feedback from experienced PM and AM professionals

If your work solves a problem, improves a process, introduces a novel material, reduces waste, enhances performance, or opens a new application area, this is exactly the kind of audience that should hear about it.

Submit an abstract