Registration is Now Open for SAMPE 2027 in Salt Lake City

9 hours ago

2 min read

The advanced materials and processes community will come together May 17–20, 2027, for four days of technical exchange, innovation and connection.

Registration is officially open for SAMPE 2027 Conference & Exhibition, taking place May 17–20, 2027, in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Each year, SAMPE brings together the people advancing materials and process engineering, from researchers developing what's next to engineers putting new technologies to work, manufacturers scaling solutions and suppliers helping move innovation forward.

In 2027, that community comes together in Salt Lake City.

Where the Advanced Materials Community Connects

SAMPE 2027 is built around something that has always set the event apart: the opportunity to connect technical knowledge with real-world application.

Across four days, attendees can explore new research, learn from technical experts, discover materials and technologies on the exhibit floor, and build relationships with professionals working throughout the advanced materials ecosystem.

The conference and exhibition bring together expertise spanning aerospace, defense, transportation, energy, manufacturing and other industries where materials innovation matters.

Whether you're solving a challenge today or developing the technologies that will shape tomorrow, SAMPE 2027 offers opportunities to:

Learn through technical presentations, panels, tutorials and discussions led by experts in materials and process engineering.
Discover new materials, equipment, processes and solutions from companies across the supply chain.
Connect with engineers, researchers, manufacturers, suppliers, students and industry leaders from across the advanced materials community.
Exchange ideas with people working on similar challenges—and those approaching them from an entirely different perspective.
Build relationships that extend beyond four days in Salt Lake City.

More Than a Conference. More Than an Exhibition.

SAMPE has long been a meeting place for people who want to understand not only what's new, but how materials and process innovations can be applied.

Technical programming provides the opportunity to go deeper into the science and engineering, while the exhibition puts attendees face-to-face with the companies, technologies and experts helping translate those advances into practical solutions.

And throughout the week, networking, student programming, professional development and community events create opportunities to connect across career stages, disciplines and organizations.