GMMT 2026 Successfully Concludes at the University of Cambridge
Oct 15, 2026

The 2nd International Conference on Green Materials and Manufacturing Technology (GMMT 2026) successfully concluded after three days of academic exchange and research discussion at Gonville & Caius College, University of Cambridge, from 9 to 11 October 2026.

The conference brought together invited speakers, established researchers and emerging scholars to discuss developments in green materials, sustainable technologies and advanced manufacturing. Through keynote speeches, invited presentations and academic visits, GMMT 2026 provided a platform for sharing research insights and fostering international collaboration.

The conference was co-chaired by Professor Ali R. Kamali and Prof. R Vasant Kumar, whose leadership helped bring together distinguished experts, invited speakers, and emerging researchers to exchange insights on green materials and sustainable technologies.

Keynote Speakers at GMMT 2026

The conference featured distinguished keynote speakers representing leading academic institutions:

  • Prof. Sir Harry Bhadeshia — Queen Mary University of London and the University of Cambridge

  • Prof. Christos Markides — Imperial College London

  • Prof. R Vasant Kumar — University of Cambridge

  • Professor Ali R. Kamali — Northeastern University and the University of Cambridge

Academic Exchange and Activities at Cambridge

GMMT 2026 combined technical sessions with opportunities to explore Cambridge's research environment and academic heritage.

Conference activities included visits to the Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy and the Ray Dolby Centre – Cavendish Laboratory. Keynote speeches and invited presentations took place at the Bateman Auditorium, while participants gathered for a group photograph at the historic Gate of Honour of Gonville & Caius College.

The programme also included visits to King's College, Trinity College and Newton's Apple Tree, connecting the conference experience with the University's scientific history and cultural heritage.

 

 

Organisers, Co-organisers and Supporters

GMMT 2026 was organised by the following institutions:

  • Materials Chemistry Group (MCG), University of Cambridge

  • Energy and Environmental Materials Research Centre (E2MC), Northeastern University

  • Cambridge Silicon Age Centre for Innovation

The conference was co-organised by the University of Salamanca and the Jiangxi Provincial Key Laboratory of Multidimensional Intelligent Perception and Control, with support from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.

We extend our sincere thanks to the conference co-chairs, keynote speakers, invited presenters, participants and organising team for their contributions to GMMT 2026.

Continuing Research in Green Materials and Sustainable Manufacturing

GMMT 2026 provided an opportunity for researchers to share findings and exchange ideas on green materials and sustainable manufacturing technologies. The conference also reinforced the value of international academic collaboration in addressing emerging research challenges.

AiScholar is pleased to support academic conferences that facilitate knowledge exchange and research collaboration. We look forward to supporting future opportunities for the research community to connect and share new developments in green materials and manufacturing technology.