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If you’re involved in metal additive manufacturing or powder metallurgy, AMPM2026 is the place to be. As the leading technical conference in the Americas focused uniquely on metal AM, AMPM2026 brings together worldwide industry experts to present the latest technology developments in this fast-growing field. Whether you’re an engineer, researcher, executive, or student, you’ll gain valuable insights through cutting-edge technical sessions, expert-led presentations, and dynamic discussions.

Held in Montréal, one of North America’s top destinations for innovation and international conferences, the event offers more than educational opportunities throughout its 135 AM-related technical presentations. It’s a powerful opportunity to learn, collaborate, and connect with global professionals from every facet of the industry.

Co-located with WorldPM2026 and Tungsten2026, three major conferences will take place under one roof, creating unmatched networking and business opportunities. Explore the international marketplace, discover the latest equipment and materials, and promote your brand at the premier powder metallurgy and metal AM event in the Americas.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of the future—register for AMPM2026 today!

The Herbert Wertheim Laboratory for Engineering Excellence at the University of Florida has a state-of-the-art additive manufacturing (AM) lab that signals new possibilities for research and workforce development. At the heart of the lab is the Renishaw AM-400 laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) system—a metal 3D printer capable of producing complex components from materials such as titanium, stainless steel, and aluminum.

Metal powders are rapidly gaining importance within India’s industrial landscape, emerging as a strategic resource that supports advanced manufacturing and sustainable development. Widely used in powder metallurgy, metal powders enable the production of high-precision components with minimal material waste, making them essential to sectors such as automotive, engineering, electronics, and energy.

Educating high school students about advanced manufacturing, like powder metallurgy, is playing a vital role in strengthening workforce development across Northern Pennsylvania. Recently, students from six counties gathered in Elk County to present specialized video projects highlighting local manufacturing careers and technology. The initiative connected students from Clearfield, Elk, Jefferson, Cameron, McKean, and Potter counties with regional businesses, giving them firsthand exposure to advanced production environments and innovation in today’s facilities.

Rob Hayes, vice president of engineering at Phoenix Sintered Metals, LLC in Brockway, Pennsylvania, has added the role of general manager of Phoenix Industrial Services, LLC in St. Marys, Pennsylvania, to his responsibilities.