UK Show

Join us at the UK’s leading show for advanced materials technology!

 

The Advanced Materials Show is the UK’s leading advanced technology and innovation show.

Spread over two days, June 16 – 17, 2027, The Advanced Materials Show will offer an unrivalled insight into current and future industry trends and challenges. The leading exhibition and conference will bring together materials engineers, R&D professionals, scientists and product developers involved in manufacturing and integrating advanced materials technology.

Get involved and benefit from a whole new audience of potential customers, partners and suppliers.


Leading Exhibition

In the free-to-attend exhibition, Exhibitors will showcase their latest innovations across industries including space/aerospace, automotive, energy, renewables, medical, electronics, construction and defence.

Materials on display will include the latest in nanomaterials, composites, polymers, ceramics, adhesives and sealants, coatings, forms, metals, textiles and thermoplastics.


World-class Conference 

Industry leaders and experts will speak in a multi-track conference, with theatres dedicated to Graphene, 2D Materials and Nanomaterials, Surface Engineering & Advanced Coatings, Composites & Polymers. 

Speakers will provide insights into the latest R&D advances and the most pressing market developments across a series of presentations, panels and discussions. 


Join the Industry

The Advanced Materials Show forms part of a unique event platform serving the wider advanced manufacturing, engineering and industrial technology sectors.

Exhibitors benefit not only from access to The Advanced Materials Show audience, but also to visitors from The Advanced Ceramics Show, Vehicle Electrification Expo, Battery Cells & Systems Expo, The Energy Storage Show and The Distributed Energy Show.

This connected ecosystem creates valuable opportunities to engage with new customers, enter adjacent markets and showcase materials innovations across a diverse range of industries and applications.


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