Frequently Asked Questions
What is ICCM?
The International Committee on Composite Materials (ICCM) is a global learned society dedicated to advancing the science, technology, and engineering of composite materials. Founded in 1975, ICCM connects researchers, industry experts, and educators across more than 40 nations.
What is the ICCM Conference Series?
The International Conference on Composite Materials is the premier biennial conference series in the field of composite materials. It has been held continuously since 1975, with 24 editions across 4 continents. See About the Conference Series for more details.
When and where is the next ICCM conference?
ICCM-25 will be held in Singapore from 2 to 6 August 2027. Visit the Next Conference page or the ICCM-25 website for details.
How can I access ICCM conference proceedings?
All ICCM proceedings are published open access on Zenodo, each with a unique DOI. They are freely accessible to anyone worldwide under a Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International licence. See the Conference Archive for links to all editions.
What is the ISSN for the ICCM Conference Series?
The ISSN is 3107-3166.
How are papers reviewed?
All submissions undergo anonymous peer review by at least one independent expert. See our Peer Review Process for full details.
What awards does ICCM offer?
ICCM presents four awards at each conference:
- Kelly Award — outstanding contribution with industrial impact
- Tsai Award — best student paper
- World Fellow — lifetime contribution to ICCM
- Lagace Award — excellence in education and knowledge transfer
See Awards for details and how to apply.
How can my country become an ICCM member nation?
Membership in ICCM is at the national level. If your country is not yet a member, please contact us to express interest. The Executive Council reviews membership applications.
How can I stay updated on ICCM activities?
Follow us on LinkedIn or check our News page for the latest updates.
How do I contact ICCM?
Email us at [email protected] or visit our Contact page.