IOM3 announces M3P3 conference focused on sustainability and innovation
The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3) has announced its upcoming event, M3P3: Materials, Minerals & Mining for People, Places, Planet, scheduled for 11–12 November 2025 at Millennium Point in Birmingham. This two-day conference aims to convene a diverse array of leaders and innovators to engage in critical discussions about artificial intelligence (AI), sustainability, and the circular economy, all integral themes for the future of the materials and minerals sector.
M3P3 seeks to foster collaboration and engage in meaningful dialogue among participants, allowing attendees to share knowledge and experiences related to the event’s central themes. The conference invites contributions from individuals and organisations who possess valuable stories, solutions, and case studies regarding AI advancements, sustainable practices, and circular economy initiatives. The aim is to create an environment where attendees can learn from one another and explore potential collaborative solutions to the challenges faced by the industry.
As the event approaches, IOM3 is encouraging interested parties to submit abstracts for presentation consideration. This invitation underscores the event’s commitment to inclusivity and engagement across various professional stages, accommodating students, professionals, retirees, and those seeking new opportunities within the sector. It aims to provide platforms for both emerging voices and established leaders to express their insights and innovations.
The conference will feature a series of networking opportunities, professional development sessions, and discussions tailored to facilitate the exploration of future challenges in the materials and minerals sectors. By cultivating a space for dialogue and knowledge exchange, M3P3 positions itself as a vital conduit for progress and integration of new ideas within the industry.
The IOM3 emphasises that participation in M3P3 is not limited to a particular demographic but extends to a wide array of stakeholders, including academics, practitioners, and industry leaders. The inclusive nature of the event is intended to ensure that a variety of perspectives are represented, enriching the conversations and solutions developed during the conference.
Looking ahead to the event, potential participants are encouraged to bookmark the dates and consider how they might contribute to this significant gathering. The IOM3 reports that this event will not only showcase the latest advancements in materials, minerals, and mining, but also strengthen the community's capacity to tackle pressing environmental and social issues related to the sector.
As M3P3 continues to evolve, further details regarding speakers, panel discussions, and workshop topics will be released, ensuring a comprehensive programme that addresses the needs and interests of all participants.