Materials 2026 – AIMday
AIMday
Materials

26 March 2026

Uppsala, Sweden

Uppsala University

Welcome to the 18th AIMday Materials, 26 March 2026

Welcome to AIMday Materials, an event that brings together academic researchers and industry representatives in the field of materials science. The overall aim of the event is to identify and support research and development projects in collaboration, enabling innovations to meet the challenges of tomorrow.

Materials science – a strong research area at Uppsala University

Materials science is an exciting and vibrant interdisciplinary research area at Uppsala University, featuring highly profiled and innovative research groups as well as state-of-the art research facilities. The competences and infrastructures available within areas such as materials synthesis and design; surface modification; materials production; and characterisation, are important for meeting the societal challenges of the future.

Some examples of key research application areas include development of new solar cells, new materials for batteries, hydrogen in materials and sustainable energy storage, as well as nanomaterials and biocompatible materials for implants and drug delivery. In addition, new production methods, such as additive manufacturing/3d-printing, is a strategic area within materials science.

Registration for industry

Registration for industry and other external organisations is now open and will close 13 of February.

Registration for all participants is free of charge.

Registration for researchers

Registration for researchers is open 18 February to 6 March.

Registration for all participants is free of charge.

Workshop: University-Industry research projects and research funding

After lunch there will be a workshop: University-Industry research projects and research funding. If you only wish to attend the workshop between 12:15–13:45 and not participate in discussions with an industry company, you can either email petter.forsberg@uu.se or simply walk into room where the workshop will take place.

Contact

Petter Forsberg, petter.forsberg@uu.se

Organised by

Uppsala University