Events in 2025

High-impact learning for plating operations: fundamentals, troubleshooting and the newest EN innovations, curated by industry authorities.

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.

Comprehensive overview of corrosion principles, mechanisms and prevention strategies for oil & gas, petrochemical and other sectors. Targeted at engineers, inspectors and technical professionals seeking to manage corrosion challenges and avoid premature failures.

Organised by AMPP India, CORCON 2025 features symposia on oil-and-gas corrosion, coatings, cathodic and anodic protection, microbial and marine corrosion, and sector-specific challenges in defence, nuclear and renewables. Expect 100+ exhibitors, 1 000 delegates and high-profile keynotes.

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.

Real-world pretreatment adaptations across metals, soils and geometries. Roles of cleaner-coaters, deoxidizers and derusters; troubleshooting and strategies to boost finish quality.

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.

Technical presentations, plant tours and Marketplace exhibit for networking in hot-dip galvanizing. Tracks include finishing, inspection, furnaces, pre-treatment, material handling and customer service.

Best practices and lessons learned for integrity management across upstream, midstream and downstream facilities. Covers latest inspection techniques, control systems and integrity software. For integrity teams and O&G operations personnel, including shutdown maintenance and inspection.

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.

Technical sessions on onshore impressed current, offshore wind applications, deep well anodes, transformer-rectifier design, mixed-environment specifications, and advanced anode materials. Includes talks on dielectric joints, EMI mitigation, and manufacturer perspectives.

ECS one-day course on EIS theory, error analysis and model regression for corrosion, batteries, fuel cells and membranes.

The conference brings together individuals from the Triple Helix (Enterprise – University- Government) to share and discuss findings related to electrochemical science and technology through various formats, including oral and poster sessions, short courses, workshops, networking areas, and exhibitions. Many of the topics under consideration may be of interest to corrosionists. However, it is important to note that the symposium on corrosion science and technology will address themes such as general issues, cutting-edge analytical techniques in corrosion research, anticorrosion protective coatings, corrosion in sustainable energy systems, and the corrosion of emerging materials.

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.

Immerse yourself in three days of industry insights, cutting-edge innovations, and extensive networking with professionals from across the region.

Addresses corrosion costs and risks in pharma and chemical sectors with emphasis on heat-exchanger tubes, material selection (stainless, nickel alloys, fluoropolymers) and sustainability considerations.

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.