ArcelorMittal (Luxembourg) – One of the world’s largest steel and advanced alloy producers, supplying automotive, construction, and energy sectors.

thyssenkrupp Materials Services (Germany) – Major provider of engineered materials, steel, and high-performance alloys for industrial applications.

Voestalpine AG (Austria) – Produces premium steels, high-strength alloys, and advanced metal components for rail, aerospace, and automotive markets.

Outokumpu (Finland) – Global leader in stainless steel production with a focus on corrosion-resistant and sustainable materials.

Tata Steel Europe (UK/Netherlands) – Steel manufacturer known for advanced coatings, lightweight steel, and engineered materials solutions.

Rolls-Royce Materials & Structures (UK) – Develops advanced materials (superalloys, composites) for aerospace engines and energy systems.

Safran Group (France) – Innovates in composites, ceramic matrix composites (CMCs), and heat-resistant aerospace materials.

Airbus Materials Technology (France/Germany) – Works on lightweight composites, alloys, and structural materials for aircraft and space systems.

BAE Systems Materials Division (UK) – Specializes in high-performance materials for defense, aerospace, and advanced structural systems.

BASF (Germany) – The largest chemical company in Europe, producing polymers, coatings, composites, battery materials, and functional materials.

Covestro (Germany) – Leader in high-performance polymers, polyurethanes, and materials for electronics and automotive industries.

Evonik Industries (Germany) – Produces advanced polymers, nanostructured materials, additives, and biomaterials.

Solvay (Belgium) – Global leader in specialty polymers, composite materials, and chemical components for engineering applications.

Arkema (France) – Manufactures advanced polymers, adhesives, composites, and specialty chemicals for engineering uses.

INEOS (UK/Europe) – One of Europe’s biggest producers of plastics, petrochemicals, and industrial materials.

SGL Carbon (Germany) – Major manufacturer of carbon fiber, graphite materials, and lightweight composite components.

Hexcel (France/Switzerland operations) – Produces carbon fiber, honeycomb structures, and composite materials for aerospace and wind energy.

Toray Europe (UK/Germany) – Supplies advanced composite materials, carbon fibers, and performance polymers across Europe.

Saint-Gobain (France) – Produces engineered materials including ceramics, glass, abrasives, thermal coatings, and high-performance composites.

Corning (Europe division) – Develops specialty glass and ceramic materials for electronics, automotive, and communications.

Morgan Advanced Materials (UK) – Manufactures advanced ceramics, thermal materials, and high-temperature engineering components.

Nanoco Technologies (UK) – Produces quantum dots and nanomaterials for optoelectronics, displays, and sensors.
OCSiAl (Luxembourg/Europe) – World’s largest producer of single-wall carbon nanotubes for composites and electronics.

Umicore (Belgium) – Global supplier of battery materials, catalysts, advanced thin films, and recycling of specialty metals.

Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany) – Develops materials for automotive electronics, sensors, coatings, and high-precision engineering.

Siemens Materials Solutions (Germany) – Specializes in metal additive manufacturing, high-performance alloys, and engineered components.

ZF Friedrichshafen (Germany) – Produces advanced materials for automotive drivetrains, lightweight structures, and safety systems.

EOS GmbH (Germany) – One of the world’s leading metal 3D printing companies, providing engineered powders and advanced AM materials.

Renishaw (UK) – Manufactures precision engineering materials, metal AM solutions, and advanced industrial components.

Federation of European Materials Societies (FEMS) – A major umbrella association uniting 28 national materials societies across Europe to promote collaboration and scientific advancement.

European Materials Research Society (E-MRS) – A leading European association supporting research on advanced functional materials through conferences and publications.

European Ceramic Society (ECerS) – Promotes collaboration and innovation in ceramic science, glass-ceramics, and high-temperature materials.

European Society for Biomaterials (ESB) – Supports biomaterials research and their applications in medicine, tissue engineering, and biomedical devices.

European Society for Composite Materials (ESCM) – Focuses on composite materials design, processing, mechanical behavior, and industrial applications.

European Corrosion Federation (EFC) – A federation improving materials durability and corrosion protection knowledge across industries and research institutions.

European Structural Integrity Society (ESIS) – Advances the study of fracture mechanics, fatigue, and structural reliability of engineering materials.

European Thermoelectric Society (ETS) – Supports European research on thermoelectric materials and energy-conversion technologies.

European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA) – Represents the powder metallurgy and metal additive manufacturing community throughout Europe.

Institute of Materials, Minerals & Mining (IOM3) – A leading UK association covering materials science, metallurgy, polymers, and sustainability in engineering.

Materials Research Society of the UK (MRS-UK) – Brings together UK materials researchers to strengthen links in materials innovation and nanoscale science.

German Materials Society (DGM) – Germany’s largest materials association spanning metals, polymers, ceramics, and advanced engineering materials.

German Association for Materials Research and Testing (DVM) – Focuses on materials testing, structural integrity, fatigue, and safety engineering.

French Society for Metallurgy and Materials (SF2M) – Central French association connecting materials scientists, metallurgists, and industry partners.

French Ceramics Group (GFC) – Dedicated to advancing ceramic materials science, processing technology, and technical ceramics.

Italian Association of Metallurgy (AIM) – A major Italian association covering metals, alloys, steelmaking, and materials process engineering.

Italian Composites Association (Assocompositi) – Represents Italy’s composites sector, promoting research, certification, and industrial development.

Spanish Materials Society (SOCIEMAT) – National association supporting materials education, innovation, and industrial technology development.

Spanish Society of Ceramics and Glass (SECV) – Promotes ceramic and glass science, ranging from traditional ceramics to modern functional materials.

Polish Materials Science Society (PTM) – A national platform for researchers working on metals, polymers, biomaterials, and nanomaterials.

British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT): Focuses on Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) techniques, which are crucial for characterizing material integrity.

Institute of Cast Metals Engineers (ICME): Dedicated to the science and technology of metal casting and foundry processes.

Institute of Corrosion (ICORR): The UK’s primary institute for the science and technology of corrosion and its control, licensed by the Engineering Council.

Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST): Relevant for professionals working with materials in harsh marine environments.

Institute of Concrete Technology (ICT): Focuses on the material science, technology, and application of concrete.

Institute of Physics (IOP) – Materials and Engineering Physics Group: The UK’s primary physics body with a specialized group focused on the fundamental physics underpinning materials science.

Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET): Covers all fields of engineering and has many members involved in electrical/electronic materials and manufacturing processes.

Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE): Has significant technical committees focused on structural materials, stress analysis, and fatigue.

Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE): Deals heavily with construction materials like concrete, steel, and composites for infrastructure.

Francais de l’Anticorrosion (CEFRACOR): The French Corrosion Society, promoting anti-corrosion science and engineering.

Société Française de Ceramique (SFC): The French Ceramic Society, focusing on the science and technology of ceramic materials.

Société Française de Microscopie (SF $\mu$) – French Society of Microscopy: Essential for materials characterization and analysis at the micro and nanoscale.

Associazione Italiana di Ingegneria Meccanica (AIMETA): The Italian Association of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, often featuring sessions on material mechanics and fracture.

Associazione Italiana di Prove Non Distruttive Monitoraggio Diagnostica (AIPnD): The Italian Society for Non-Destructive Testing and Diagnostics.

Associazione per la Protezione dalle Corrosioni Elettrolitiche (APCE): Italian association for protection against electrolytic corrosion.

Hellenic Metallurgical Society (HMS) (Greece): The professional body for metallurgy and materials science in Greece.

Materials Research Society of Turkey (MRS-Turkey): A major organization for materials research in Turkey.

Oppervlaktebehandelend Nederland (Association ION) (Netherlands): Focuses on industrial surface treatment technologies.

Royal Flemish Society of Engineers (KVIV) (Belgium): A general engineering society with a strong focus on materials innovation in its various technical sections.

Norsk Korrosjonsteknisk Forening (NKF) – Norwegian Corrosion Society: Dedicated to corrosion and protection in Norway, particularly relevant to offshore and marine structures.

Teknologisk Videndeling (Technology Networking) (Denmark): Affiliated with the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), involved in materials knowledge sharing and networking.

The Swedish Society for Materials Technology (SFMT): The main professional body for materials technology in Sweden.

Finnish Association of Civil Engineers (RIL): Relevant for structural materials in construction.

Spanish Society of Microscopy (SEM): Supports the use of microscopy for materials characterization in Spain.