Europe Events

This course covers cathodic protection principles for buried onshore pipelines, tanks, and structures, including stray current interference, touch potentials, and measurement techniques. Aligned with the Institute of Corrosion certification requirements, it builds advanced competence in CP test procedures, safety, and technical oversight.

A training program with three proficiency levels—Awareness, Technologist, and Certified Technologist—combining theory, practical applications, and case studies. Develop identification and prevention strategies, support career progression and chartership goals, and earn CPD points at any experience level.

A yearly meeting with the 2026 motto “La maintenance des ouvrages d’art : Compétences et Maîtrise” brings together owners, designers, contractors, and training bodies to review maintenance fundamentals, rehabilitation case studies, new skills, standards, and asset-management guides for bridges and other civil-engineering structures.

This symposium provides a dedicated forum for academia, research institutes, and industry to discuss water electrolysis technologies and component degradation mechanisms. It covers corrosion, hydrogen embrittlement, durability solutions such as anti-corrosion coatings, investigation methods, and life-cycle analyses for sustainable green hydrogen production.

This course introduces Pipeline Integrity Management Systems (PIMS) and covers management frameworks, threat identification, risk assessment, inspection and monitoring, anomaly management, repair strategies, and emergency preparedness. Participants gain foundational competence in risk-based integrity planning and regulatory compliance. Ideal groundwork for advancing to more specialized integrity and asset management programs.

The course develops expertise in insulation design, installation, inspection, and corrosion under insulation prevention, as well as in standards, materials, and safety. Combining theory and practice, it prepares participants for the FROSIO insulation inspector certificate, awarded based on experience.

This international conference unites academia, research institutes, and industry professionals across materials science disciplines, including metals, biomaterials, composites, nanomaterials, and modeling. It fosters knowledge transfer and industry–research dialogue, addresses advanced and sustainable materials, and features a dedicated student session with short presentations evaluated by an international jury for excellence and innovation.

This meeting introduces the Surface Characterization Lab and showcases key techniques: AFM, XPS with ellipsometry, micro/nanoindentation, and TEM. It also presents the European Research Society for Thin Films (EFDS), includes a lab tour, and concludes with remarks highlighting capabilities in advanced thin-film and surface analysis.

The course develops advanced competencies in corrosion analysis, technical regulations, and galvanic anode design for buried and immersed metallic structures. Building on Level 2 skills, it prepares professionals to assume full responsibility for the design and management of cathodic protection systems.

This two-module course covers the metallurgy, corrosion resistance, and fabrication of stainless steels. It equips engineering, design, manufacturing, and quality control professionals with the knowledge to select the appropriate grade, apply sound anti-corrosion design criteria, and optimize welding, machining, and forming processes.

It spans intelligent design, nanostructures, biomedical interfaces, energy and sustainability, adaptive systems, and smart electronics. It highlights how advanced material architectures, functional surfaces, and responsive systems can mitigate deterioration while enabling innovative, durable, and conservation-focused applications across sectors.

This event provides a practical, cross-industry program on detecting, assessing, and controlling corrosion throughout an asset’s lifecycle. Combining fundamentals, monitoring and prevention techniques, and real-world failure cases, it aims to help engineers of all experience levels achieve continuing professional development, gain subject-matter expertise, and enhance networking opportunities to reduce corrosion risk and overall life-cycle costs.

Investigating liquid metal embrittlement (LME) during resistance spot welding of galvanized TWIP steel, this Ph.D. defense seminar integrates characterization techniques and finite element modeling to analyze crack initiation, Fe-Zn phase breakdown, grain boundary penetration, and the effects of stress.

This conference brings together researchers and practitioners to discuss advances in materials science, civil engineering, and architecture. It covers emerging topics in functional and structural materials, durability and performance, non-destructive testing, reliability assessment, coatings, and surface treatments to enhance long-term performance, safety, and lifecycle value of critical structures and components, fostering collaboration, innovation, and global partnerships across disciplines and applications.

This course brings together engineers, technicians, managers, specialists, and divers from the industrial and maritime sectors. They combine practical learning, sector experience, and certification.

This course brings together engineers, technicians, managers, specialists, and divers from the industrial and maritime sectors. They combine practical learning, sector experience, and certification.

This course fosters in-depth analysis and discussion of buried infrastructure protection and durability through cathodic protection, promoting knowledge sharing, practical experience, and essential technical expertise.

This course covers cathodic protection principles for buried onshore pipelines, tanks, and structures, including stray current interference, touch potentials, and measurement techniques. Aligned with the Institute of Corrosion certification requirements, it builds advanced competence in CP test procedures, safety, and technical oversight.

The 126th ASMET (Austrian Society for Metallurgy and Materials) Corrosion Committee meeting at TU Graz features expert presentations on hydrogen embrittlement, stress corrosion cracking, and remote water electrochemistry, along with a tour of the labs.

This event provides a strong foundation in corrosion protection and protective coatings for engineers, contractors, and asset owners. It covers corrosion principles, surface preparation, coating composition, application methods, and troubleshooting, combining theory with hands-on sessions.

This Conference has the motto 'Advancing the Profession - How Asset Management is Meeting the Challenges and Grasping the Opportunities.' It explores how asset management helps infrastructure organizations overcome skills gaps, planning barriers, funding pressures, and resilience challenges. It highlights collaborative, sustainable approaches that improve decision-making, support net-zero goals, and deliver long-term value.

The event brings together industrial professionals to analyze emerging trends in corrosion, industrial coatings, and cathodic protection. It focuses on surface treatments, digitalization, and the energy transition through real-world case studies.

This course explores structural monitoring systems for continuous assessment of infrastructure safety and performance. It covers damage-detection strategies, performance indicators, predictive modeling for extending the lifecycle, and the role of monitoring in evaluating structural integrity after extreme natural events such as earthquakes, floods, and cyclones.

This course covers CP principles for marine and offshore structures, including ships, platforms, pipelines, and harbor facilities. Suitable for Level 2-certified candidates, it builds supervisory-level expertise in CP testing, safety, and technical inspection for the Institute of Corrosion certification.