Website
https://iapmfp.org

Inception and Leadership:

• The International Conference Series on Processing and Fabrication of Advanced Materials (PFAM) commenced in 1991 under the guidance of Prof. T.S. Srivatsan from Akron University, USA.
• Prof. T.S. Srivatsan has been instrumental in organizing 29 successful International Conferences on Processing and Fabrication of Advanced Materials across 10 countries.

Global Reach:

• The conferences have served as a global platform, bringing together engineers, technologists, and researchers from diverse backgrounds, including industry, universities, and national/government laboratories.
• Participants focus on various aspects related to processing, materials, fabrication, characterization, and evaluation of traditional, advanced, and emerging materials.

Research Exploration:

• The conferences provide a forum for attendees to present and discuss their research findings, observations, inferences, and potential applications.
• The spectrum of materials covered spans traditional, advanced, and emerging materials, addressing both performance-critical and non-performance-critical domains.

Evolution and Adaptation:

• In response to the evolving landscape and current developments, the conference series has adapted its focus.
• Reflecting these changes, the series is now incorporating manufacturing products into its theme and has adopted a new name - Processing of Materials and Fabrication of Products (PMFP) starting from December 2023.

Broad Scope:

• The expanded theme includes discussions on manufacturing products alongside the traditional focus on processing, fabrication, and materials.
• The aim is to encompass a wide spectrum of products, catering to both performance-critical and non-performance-critical domains.

Collaborative Exchange:

• PMFP continues to facilitate collaboration and exchange of ideas among professionals and researchers across the globe.
• The conference series remains an essential platform for staying abreast of advancements in the processing and fabrication of materials and products.