Scientific Sessions

• Advanced alloy design and processing
• Extraction, refining, and sustainable mining
• Mechanical and corrosion property optimization
• Nanostructured metals and metal composites
• Computational materials modeling and simulations
• Surface treatments, coatings, and performance enhancement
• Applications in construction, aerospace, and energy

Metals, Metallurgy, and Mining Technologies form the backbone of Material Science and Nanotechnology. This session highlights Advanced Materials Research for the development of high-performance metals and alloys with tailored mechanical, thermal, and corrosion-resistant properties. Incorporating Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology allows for grain refinement, improved mechanical strength, and enhanced durability of metallic systems. Discussions on Metallurgy & Alloys cover advanced processing techniques, alloy design, and metal matrix composites, emphasizing sustainable extraction, refining, and environmentally friendly mining practices.

Participants will explore computational simulations, surface treatments, and performance evaluation to ensure metals meet industrial and technological demands. Interdisciplinary approaches illustrate how metals and alloys integrate with composites, coatings, and hybrid systems in aerospace, energy, and construction. By linking Material Science and Nanotechnology, Advanced Materials Research, Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology, and Metallurgy & Alloys, attendees will gain expertise to optimize metallic systems for next-generation industrial applications.

Key Highlights

• Advanced alloy design and mechanical optimization
• Nanostructuring and metal matrix composites
• Sustainable mining and extraction methods
• Surface treatments and performance enhancement
• Integration with industrial and technological systems

Why This Session Is Important?

High-performance metals and alloys underpin modern technology. This session equips participants to innovate in metallurgy, optimize material performance, and implement sustainable practices in metal production.