Calendario mundial de eventos

ICBR 2026 — the 31st International Congress for Battery Recycling — is a leading global platform dedicated to addressing the most pressing challenges and innovations in battery recycling and the circular economy. It will take place from 9 to 11 September 2026 in Berlin, Germany, bringing together battery recyclers, manufacturers, policy makers, materials suppliers, and technology providers from around the world.

For more than three decades, ICBR has served as a focal point for experts across the entire battery value chain to exchange insights on collection, treatment, material recovery, environmental protection, and regulation. The congress programme features expert presentations, panel discussions, and technical sessions on the latest technologies and strategies for sustainable and economically viable battery recycling.

Global Security Exchange, powered by ASIS International, is one of the major global events for the security industry. It brings together security professionals, enterprise security leaders, technology providers, consultants and practitioners from multiple sectors. The event focuses on physical security, enterprise risk management, emerging threats, resilience, security strategy, technology innovation and cross-industry networking. GSX 2026 is promoted around a “360-degree approach to security management”, helping organisations anticipate, assess and mitigate risks across modern security environments.

International Security Expo 2026 is a premier global event for security professionals, bringing together leaders, innovators, and organisations from across the physical and cyber security sectors. It will take place on 29–30 September 2026 at The Grand Hall, Olympia London in London, United Kingdom, offering a central forum for showcasing cutting-edge technologies and solutions that help protect people, infrastructure, and businesses.

The two-day expo attracts over 10,000 industry professionals and more than 350 international exhibitors, providing opportunities to network, collaborate, and stay ahead of emerging threats in security, resilience, and risk management. Alongside the exhibition floor, visitors can engage in CPD-certified conferences and summits where global experts and government representatives share insights on counter-terrorism, critical infrastructure protection, and organisational resilience.

NAME Annual Meeting is a key professional event for medical examiners, forensic pathologists, medicolegal death investigators, forensic administrators and related public health professionals. NAME describes itself as a professional organisation focused on forensic pathology, death investigation, autopsy standards, accreditation, education, research and public health through accurate death investigation. The 2026 theme, “Bridging Forensics and Public Health: Addressing Vulnerable Population Deaths,” brings together forensic pathologists, medical examiners, medicolegal death investigators and public health professionals.

For LINEV Systems, NAME 2026 is a highly relevant event for presenting advanced forensic X-ray imaging solutions, including FOBOS XR. The system supports non-invasive post-mortem examination, trauma documentation, foreign object detection and efficient full-body radiographic imaging for forensic centres, morgues and medical examiner offices.

RSNA Annual Meeting is one of the world’s leading events for radiology, medical imaging and healthcare technology. The meeting brings together radiologists, medical physicists, imaging specialists, hospital decision-makers, researchers, educators and medical technology companies. The event focuses on diagnostic imaging, AI in radiology, radiography, CT, MRI, interventional radiology, radiation safety, workflow optimisation, clinical education and new technologies for patient care. RSNA describes the event as one of radiology’s most important annual meetings, with scientific programming and a large technical exhibition

RSNA Annual Meeting is one of the world’s leading events for radiology, medical imaging and healthcare technology. The meeting brings together radiologists, medical physicists, imaging specialists, hospital decision-makers, researchers, educators and medical technology companies. The event focuses on diagnostic imaging, AI in radiology, radiography, CT, MRI, interventional radiology, radiation safety, workflow optimisation, clinical education and new technologies for patient care. RSNA describes the event as one of radiology’s most important annual meetings, with scientific programming and a large technical exhibition