To promote technological innovation and sustainable development in the Asian silicon materials industry and enhance industry competitiveness, the “2026 Asia Silicon Technology Conference and Exhibition” (AST2026), organized by the Beijing Guohua New Materials Technology Research Institute, will be held from April 13 to 15, 2026, at the Suzhou Shishan International Conference Center. Featuring an international perspective, professionalism, and influence, the event is expected to cover over 10,000 square meters of exhibition space, attract more than 800 brand exhibitors, and host over 10,000 professional visitors. AST2026 will have five sub-forums covering hot topics such as silicone technology, high-purity quartz, aerogels, and thermal management materials, with a total of 14 specialized forums. Topics include cutting-edge areas such as silicones for new energy vehicles, photovoltaic energy storage materials, innovative aerogel products, and high thermal conductivity packaging technologies. Concurrently, it will be held together with the “2026 Chemical New Materials and Fine Chemicals Conference and Exhibition” (ACMIE2026), focusing on silicon-based new materials, fluorine materials, energy materials, and downstream applications, creating a comprehensive industry exchange platform. Exhibits will cover four major sectors: specialty silicone products, quartz materials, aerogel products, and thermal management materials, accompanied by equipment and testing instrument displays. Exhibiting companies can enjoy phased discount policies, such as an 20% discount on booth fees for registration before February 15, 2026. The organizing committee will provide exhibitors with free publicity, live broadcast support, and professional visitor invitations. Applications for exhibition participation are now open, with booth allocation based on a "first-apply, first-pay, first-allocate" principle. For specific exhibition inquiries, please contact the event staff Tang Naimei, Xu Jingtao, or Zhang Hui.
(Source: Preliminary Conference Notice)