PMEXCEL P&R Day at Lycée Marie Curie: “From Powder to Precision: Shaping the Future of Advanced Manufacturing”

The PMEXCEL project is proud to launch its very first Presentation & Recruitment (P&R) Day, marking the beginning of a European series of six events dedicated to promoting education, skills development, and career opportunities in Powder Metallurgy and Advanced Manufacturing.

The inaugural event of the series will take place on 9 December 2026 at Lycée Marie Curie de Nogent-sur-Oise (France), one of PMEXCEL’s consortium partners, bringing together students, educators, industry professionals, and leading companies to explore the future of manufacturing technologies.

Participants (students of the Lycée) will have the opportunity to discover how Powder Metallurgy is driving innovation across key industrial sectors. The event will feature thematic presentations, interactive stand rotations, and direct exchanges with experts and company representatives, offering valuable insights into emerging technologies, required skills, and career pathways.

The P&R Day is designed to connect education with industry, inspire the next generation of talent, and showcase the wide range of opportunities available in advanced manufacturing. Attendees will gain first-hand knowledge of current industrial challenges, innovative production processes, and the competencies needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving sector.

Event Details

• Date: 9 December 2026
• Time: 08:00 – 16:00
• Venue: Foyer des élèves, Lycée Marie Curie, Nogent-sur-Oise, France

Why Is This Event Important?

• Strengthens collaboration between education providers and industry partners
• Promotes awareness of Powder Metallurgy and Advanced Manufacturing among future professionals
• Facilitates direct interaction between students, teachers, and industry experts
• Supports the development of skills aligned with current and future labour market needs
• Contributes to talent attraction and workforce development in the manufacturing sector

This first P&R Day represents an important milestone for the PMEXCEL project and the start of a European journey aimed at strengthening collaboration between education and industry while promoting the skills needed for the manufacturing workforce of tomorrow.