TAGA NextGen 2026 is in full swing

TAGA NextGen 2026 has one more session to go on April 15th, a particular highlight where the eight student chapters will present their work they have done as part of the Helmut Kipphan Student Chapter Competition. This will be followed by the results of the graduate and undergraduate student papers, individual competition categories and the overall winner. Join us for some very inspiring work that has been completed by the next generation of the industry leaders.

Participating student chapters are from Ball State University, California Polytechnic State University, Clemson University, Ferris State University, Illinois State University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Toronto Metropolitan University and University of Wisconsin-Stout

TAGA NextGen 2026 technical presentations from some of the most innovative minds in the industry are now available for review. There are sessions on cutting-edge research—from measuring metallics and improving flexo uniformity to printing in space (yes, outer space)—as well as “technology in action” topics that tackle issues faced by many printing professionals every day.

If you have not experienced a TAGA conference before, this is your opportunity. Along with the pivot to a virtual conference, the NextGen Conference is now free of charge for all attendees, thanks to the support of our sponsors. Register now to save your seat.