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The Nuclear Materials Conference

Sponsors & Exhibitors

Commercial opportunities

If you are interested in exhibiting at, or sponsoring, this conference, please explore the commercial opportunities.

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Reasons why being a sponsor is a brilliant marketing strategy

  • Highly targeted marketing – reach your community

  • Brand awareness & recognition – logo and advertisement placement

  • Access to knowledge – find out about new research being undertaken

  • Engage with your audience – at the event and online

  • Media exposure - benefit from being promoted throughout Elsevier’s marketing process

  • Enhance credibility – highlight your company’s expertise to a captive audience

  • Generate new sales & form new partnerships – with registrants, vendors and speakers

  • Leveraged lead generation - the chance to be recommended to attendees’ connections

An exhibition will run alongside the conference sessions. Space is available on a first-come, first-served basis. In addition, a range of commercial sponsorship opportunities are available.

To discuss your requirements or to book sponsorship or exhibit space please contact:

Chloe Partridge Sales Manager, Conferences STM Journals Elsevier Mob: +44 (0)7771 840678 Office: +44 (0)1865 843346 Email: [email protected]opens in new tab/window

Sponsor

Micro Materials

Micro Materials Ltd, part of the Rtec Instrumentsopens in new tab/window group, is a leader in nanomechanical characterization. Our NanoTest Xtreme instrument enables nanometer to micron scale- mechanical property evaluation across a 0–500 mN to 30 N load range. Operating from −100 to 1200 °C under high vacuum, it supports studies of materials in extreme environments, including irradiated nuclear reactor cladding. Visit us at NuMAT to learn more.

Micro materials