Europe Events

Emphasises energy security and smarter industrial asset management across traditional and emerging energy sectors. Includes sessions on CCUS and durability of critical assets.

Expert networking and high-level agenda on sustainable antifouling solutions: coating chemistry, innovation, regulatory trends, hull cleaning, performance data, and biofouling in aquaculture.

The course offers an overview of the causes, detection, monitoring and management of corrosion, using practical activities, case studies and discussions. It targets technicians, salespersons, inspectors, managers and engineers who must identify and reduce corrosion risks.

Covers material performance and structural integrity with failure mechanisms such as fracture, fatigue, creep, and corrosion. Includes ECAs, defect assessment, and corrosion mechanisms.

An event of interest to industry and academic professionals in the fields of corrosion, materials, chemistry, engineering, microbiology, and asset management, including all those working to protect infrastructure from material degradation. Students, regulators, and policymakers in these areas are especially welcome.

By the end of the course, participants will understand the legal frameworks for heritage preservation, recognise the characteristics of metallic cultural assets, grasp the basic concepts of atmospheric corrosion affecting iron, copper and silver alloys, and be able to apply material-selection procedures for conservation.

Two-day training that equips participants to work as cathodic-protection technicians for buried or submerged metal structures, covering field data collection, basic measurements and fundamentals of corrosion and CP systems.

Platform for strategic networking and insights on emerging technologies, R&D and best practices for safe, sustainable and cost-effective offshore pipeline and subsea projects.

MSSE2025 invites postgraduate students, young researchers, and academicians under 40 to engage in materials science and related disciplines. A key focus is corrosion protection of materials, including the development and application of coatings and films, corrosion control strategies with inhibitors, and fundamental studies on material degradation (corrosion fatigue, tribo-corrosion, stress corrosion cracking).

Training for operators and engineers responsible for maintaining cathodic-protection systems on onshore pipelines, tanks and offshore structures, covering fundamentals, measurement evaluation and practical case studies.

Theme: “Strategies for Sustainable Infrastructure.” Topics include RAAC concrete, service-life data for bridges, sustainable infrastructure in Scotland, asset protection and repair, and climate-change impacts on corrosion.

Seminar on corrosion protection and protective coatings for engineers, architects, contractors and asset owners. Covers fundamentals, coating systems, surface preparation, application techniques and troubleshooting.

A workshop focused on the industrial applications of plasma surface engineering, organized as a satellite event of the upcoming 20th International Conference on Plasma Surface Engineering - PSE2026. The workshop will be a magnificent opportunity for Spanish and Portuguese researchers and engineers to join, showcase, and discuss recent advances and innovations related to surface engineering and its applications in areas such as materials protection in mobility, transport, new industrial processes, and new energy sources.

The course trains future Cathodic Protection Technicians by teaching electrical, corrosion, and field measurement skills, as well as inspection and coating techniques. It is a program designed for participants with prior knowledge of cathodic protection systems and instrumentation.

Focus on innovation and sustainability across the water cycle: treatment and reuse technologies, digitalization, and effective monitoring and loss reduction. Includes topics tied to corrosion and infrastructure protection.

This two-day theory and practice course is designed for technicians and engineers with a basic understanding of chemistry who wish to conduct and prescribe atmospheric corrosion tests in climatic chambers. The event's objectives include enhancing understanding of the factors that influence atmospheric corrosion damage (such as materials, coatings, and organic coatings), clarifying the standards and main specifications utilized in this field, assisting in the selection of atmospheric corrosion tests based on relevant applications (including automotive, aeronautics, and paint), improving test performance in climatic chambers (including implementation and reporting), providing an introduction to atmospheric corrosion, outlining the main degradation modes (for coated materials and organic coatings), and outlining test timelines: from salt spray to cyclic tests, primary standards and specifications, and characterization tools.

International trade fair on industrial parts and surface cleaning. Features exhibits, supporting program, and topics such as corrosion protection, R&D, and cleaning processes.

Updates on ISO 18796 and ISO 16961 standards for internal linings of carbon-steel vessels and tanks.

Workshops and talks on maintenance and asset management, digitalisation, facility management and smart operations to improve efficiency and sustainability.

A course that includes theoretical and practical sessions focused on microbes that cause corrosion, monitoring methodologies (both conventional and modern), control and prevention technologies, affected materials, and the identification and management of MIC. It is available for professionals such as managers, consultants, project leaders, industrial microbiologists, corrosion engineers, scientists, field managers, contractors, technical and analytical staff, and students.

Blends theory and hands-on sessions covering MIC control programmes, sampling, monitoring, data analysis and risk identification. Case studies span oil & gas, water treatment, infrastructure and nuclear energy, plus predictive modelling for targeted MIC mitigation.

This event brings together experts from industry and academia to share and exchange experiences and advancements regarding the interaction between steel and hydrogen. Topics to be explored include hydrogen embrittlement, mechanisms, modeling, hydrogen-metal interactions, hydrogen embrittlement from atomic to mesoscale, hydrogen trapping, coatings, industrial hydrogen challenges, and future challenges for hydrogen applications.

The conference is presented as the ideal scenario for those interested in cutting-edge innovations related to materials circularity: People from industry, government, and academia. This represents a significant opportunity for corrosionists to engage with this vital and emerging trend in light of the current global challenges surrounding sustainability, global warming, raw material scarcity, and social and economic consequences.

Research-focused training on tribology and tribocorrosion in engineering. Covers physical and chemical principles, passive films, lab tests, limitations, and includes case studies.