Oslo, Norway.

The ENERCOMP consortium successfully concluded its participation at the 22nd European Conference on Composite Materials (ECCM22), contributing a strong portfolio of technical presentations, poster sessions, and scientific leadership.

Throughout the conference, ENERCOMP researchers presented their latest work on composite pipeline integrity, structural health monitoring, non-destructive testing, smart sensing technologies, adhesion science, and advanced composite materials.

In addition to the technical contributions, ENERCOMP Director Prof. Gilles Lubineau chaired the symposium “Delaminations and Debonding in Composite Materials and Structures,” together with Prof. Marco Alfano and Prof. Luca Michele Martulli, providing a dedicated forum for discussions on one of the most important challenges in composite engineering.

ECCM22 provided an excellent platform to share research outcomes, exchange knowledge with the international composites community, and strengthen collaborations with academic and industrial partners.

We want to extend our sincere thanks to the European Society for Composite Materials, the conference organizers, session chairs, presenters, and participants for delivering a highly successful and engaging event. We also thank everyone who attended our presentations and posters, visited our team, and contributed to the many valuable discussions throughout the conference.

We look forward to continuing these collaborations and to contributing to future advances in composite materials and structures.