Events in 2026

This symposium examines how electrochemical engineering underpins cleaner, more sustainable technologies. It covers electrosynthesis, surface treatments, corrosion and bio-corrosion, material performance and durability, and scalable electrochemical solutions, linking advanced electrochemistry to protection strategies and real-world industrial applications.

This event advances chemical science to support understanding, conservation, and use of cultural heritage materials. It highlights cutting-edge analytical methods, imaging, green conservation materials, data science, AI, digital twins, and multimodal interpretation, and showcases interdisciplinary case studies that link material characterization, degradation, sustainability, and predictive modeling for heritage preservation.

This course provides pipeline integrity managers with a thorough understanding of Direct Assessment (DA) methods, including applications for external and internal corrosion and stress corrosion cracking. Participants will learn to evaluate the four DA phases, analyze data, and perform quality assurance in accordance with industry regulations, thereby gaining the skills needed to implement effective pipeline corrosion mitigation strategies.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

This event brings together five user groups to foster collaboration on buried piping, corrosion, coatings, heat exchangers, service water, and plant performance. Attendees gain benchmarking insights, technical guidance, and practical tools to improve reliability, optimize costs, and address operational challenges.

Features hands-on workshops and courses on corrosion risk management, MIC, machine learning in degradation, and electrochemical AFM. Includes networking, site visits, and professional development activities for corrosion specialists.

This meeting unites students, academics, and industry professionals to examine modern corrosion challenges and leadership skills. It covers MIC, electrochemical AFM, corrosion risk management, machine learning, ethics, EDI, and communication, and features technical sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities to promote practical learning and professional growth.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

This program offers an intensive introduction to coating application and inspection, focusing on both technical principles and practical applications for structural steel projects. It is an accredited certification for coating inspection, mainly designed for trainees but also valuable for professionals in related fields. The course covers topics such as coating materials, inspection procedures, surface preparation, testing methods, and documentation.

This exclusive, invitation-only forum brings together engineers, regulators, and asset owners for a focused day of strategy and technical discussions, covering corrosion under isolation, risk-based inspection, pipeline integrity, AI-driven digital twins, and environmental and social governance across offshore, LNG, and refinery assets.

This conference is a dedicated platform for addressing asset integrity and corrosion challenges in the oil and gas industry, showcasing advances in inspection, monitoring, digital twins, predictive maintenance, IIoT, SCADA, and OT cybersecurity to support safe, reliable, and sustainable operations.

An event gathering European and international experts to discuss the latest trends and innovations in corrosion prevention. Addresses challenges in oil & gas, refineries, pipelines, renewable energy, and hydrogen service. The Expo showcases advancements in materials, coatings, equipment, cathodic protection, and related services. Includes failure analysis, testing, inspection, and monitoring sessions, plus networking with industry leaders. Main topics: corrosion in O&G, renewable energies, coatings, failure analysis, inspection and monitoring.

This course develops specialized expertise in marine coating inspection, teaching you to assess corrosion, surface preparation, coating application, quality control, and International Maritime Organization Performance Standards for Protective Coatings (PSPC) requirements, so you can protect vessels and marine assets while earning a credential that validates your competence to employers and stakeholders.

Focuses on research in friction, wear, and surface engineering, with attention to corrosion and tribocorrosion affecting material durability. Promotes interdisciplinary innovations in corrosion-resistant materials, sustainable lubrication, and energy-efficient technologies.

A seminar on liquid-rubber elastomeric coatings as a modern alternative to traditional anticorrosive painting. It explores durability, CUI prevention, thermal insulation through coating, laboratory and field results, and practical applications, emphasizing safer operations, improved performance, and lower maintenance costs.

This meeting brings together the entire supply chain, from raw materials to recycling. It offers strategic market insights, highlights innovation, and explores sector transformation, while valuable networking helps decision-makers turn conversations into new opportunities within the U.S. stainless steel industry.

The objective of the course is to equip the assistant with the knowledge to identify corrosion problems, learn about evaluation techniques, and become familiar with corrosion protection methods, specifically coatings.

This talk examines hydrogen embrittlement in gas pipelines, covering mechanisms, material susceptibility, operational drivers of cracking, and fitness-for-service assessment. It presents research findings, case studies, and mitigation strategies to support safe hydrogen transport and integrity management for existing and future pipeline infrastructure.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

These scientific and technical days on corrosion will allow us to present and discuss the missions, achievements and projects of CEFRACOR (activities of thematic commissions, training, certification and standardization).

This course trains professionals to identify, manage, and prevent hidden degradation beneath insulation systems across the refining, chemical, and maritime industries. It covers risk-based inspection, insulation selection, and protective coatings, and includes the certification exam to validate expertise for engineers, inspectors, contractors, and maintenance personnel.

The certification validates advanced theoretical and practical competence in cathodic protection, with a strong emphasis on data interpretation, troubleshooting, and basic system design for both galvanic and impressed-current installations. Aimed at experienced CP professionals with solid engineering and scientific backgrounds, it develops skills in polarization theory, identifying measurement errors, determining current distribution, performing advanced CP testing and interference investigations, and designing and installing simplified CP systems, including appropriate calculations and corrective actions.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.