Events in 2026

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of geothermal drilling technology and engineering principles, ensuring that participants can design, plan, and execute geothermal wells efficiently and safely. It explains drilling technology, equipment, well planning, metallurgy for high-temperature corrosive brines, well control and safety, and geothermal-specific challenges such as lost circulation and thermal stability, showing how oil and gas best practices can be adapted for geothermal projects.

This course provides gas industry professionals with foundational knowledge in pressure control, pipeline design, and asset management. Through classroom instruction and hands-on training, participants learn about safety standards, corrosion protection, system integrity, maintenance philosophies, and operational best practices, with an emphasis on regulatory compliance and safe management of gas transmission systems and equipment.

This intensive training program bridges control theory and real-world plant operations. It combines PID Tuning Control and Advanced Process Control, covering loop tuning, feedforward and cascade control, deadtime compensation, constraint control, and APC foundations. Through simulations and industrial case studies, participants develop practical skills to improve process stability, reduce variability, and enhance asset integrity.

This course trains participants to investigate and diagnose industrial corrosion failures. It combines a virtual theoretical module covering information gathering, corrosion types, testing, and diagnostic procedures with in-person workshops that analyze real case studies. It is aimed at maintenance, contractor, consulting, and engineering professionals responsible for asset integrity and corrosion problem-solving.

This webinar examines the critical role of protective coatings in extending the lifespan of steel bridges through comprehensive lifecycle management, covering evaluation, design, inspection, and ongoing maintenance. Aligned with AMPP standards and industry best practices, the session is essential for asset owners, consultants, inspectors, and manufacturers involved in corrosion control and infrastructure preservation.

This talk examines corrosion threats to deep geologic repositories for high-level nuclear waste, focusing on the degradation of copper and zirconium alloy components under evolving environmental conditions. Key topics include microbially induced corrosion, galvanic coupling, hydrogen absorption, and uranium dioxide dissolution. These phenomena are investigated using advanced electrochemical and surface analytical techniques to support long-term safety assessment models.

This practical course trains participants to conduct and evaluate standardized corrosion and coating tests in salt-spray environments in accordance with key ISO standards. Through theory and hands-on exercises, attendees learn brine preparation, chamber operation, cross-cut and adhesion testing, and systematic assessment of blistering, rusting, cracking, flaking, and delamination, including joint interpretation of problematic samples.

Links materials engineering and commercial strategy, highlighting innovations in composites, corrosion resistance, and root cause analysis. Focuses on material intelligence for risk reduction, compliance, and ESG investment decisions with real-world case studies.

The conference tackles key issues, including asset integrity management challenges for tank storage and future fuels. Some workshops focus on inspection, maintenance, repair standards, and emission reduction. Sessions examine digitalization, inline inspection innovations, safety regulations, and risk-based integrity strategies, providing terminal operators and integrity managers with practical tools to address aging infrastructure and energy transition needs.

A conference focused on safety, reliability, integrity, and technological advances for boilers, vessels, and piping by sharing knowledge and connecting industry, regulators, and academia. Topics include NDE/repair technologies, failure case studies, codes, materials and corrosion, risk-based inspection, reliability programs, and lifecycle integrity of critical pressure equipment.

Focuses on deepwater oil & gas challenges and innovations in asset integrity, subsea inspection, lifecycle refurbishment, and digital transformation to enhance resilience and reliability in offshore infrastructure.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to in-line inspection and challenging pipeline inspections. It covers common defects, ultrasonic and electromagnetic inspection tools, inspection procedures, data verification, and reporting. Special attention is given to hydrogen pipelines, using real case studies and interactive discussions.

This talk explains how tank-bottom recovery using specialized coatings, in line with API standards, provides an efficient technical alternative for structural protection and operating-cost optimization. It covers fundamentals, recovery options, economic benefits, solutions, and practical case studies, aimed at maintenance engineers, asset-integrity staff, inspectors, and industrial coating contractors.

This comprehensive course covers the ISO 12944 standard for corrosion protection of steel structures with protective paint systems. Participants master sample preparation, test procedures, cyclic aging protocols, and systematic evaluation of coating performance. Emphasizing offshore and high-severity environments, the training includes hands-on practice in proper cutting techniques, progress monitoring, and collaborative assessment of challenging samples in real-world applications.

A global virtual event for the graphene and 2D materials value chain. Sessions cover applications ranging from electronics and energy storage to composites and construction, with strong focus on graphene-enhanced anticorrosion coatings, barrier materials, and durability improvements that reduce maintenance and environmental impact.

This seminar explains how to compare and validate accelerated and natural weathering results using mathematical and statistical methods, discusses strategies to improve correlation, and explains why strong correlation is essential for reliable service-life prediction. It concludes a six-part online seminar series on general weathering.

Mechanical, chemical, and biological interfacial processes of relevance to biomedical implant performance

This seminar introduces the science of bicycle corrosion through familiar real-world examples. From rusty chains and stuck seat posts to bubbling paint and bracket failures, participants learn how salt, galvanic effects, stress, and friction drive material degradation and receive practical advice for preventing corrosion and extending a bicycle's lifespan.

This conference and exhibition bring together professionals from corrosion, pipeline, and process industries to exchange best practices in cathodic protection, coatings, materials, monitoring, inspection, and NDT. Through case studies, panels, and workshops, attendees receive cutting-edge insights, market intelligence, and valuable networking opportunities.

Thousands of materials-protection professionals meet for 600+ hours of technical content, cutting-edge research and a dynamic exhibit hall.

Information-exchange session on new standards, applications, and research in stainless steels for oil & gas, water, pipelines and other industries.

Examines how electrochemistry—including corrosion phenomena—advances resource recovery, energy transformation and environmental sustainability.

This seminar trains PhD candidates and young researchers in the corrosion of additively manufactured metals. Participants will engage in expert lectures, case studies, and interactive discussions on degradation mechanisms, testing methods, and the durability of AM components, thereby strengthening skills in research, asset reliability, and materials performance for advanced engineering applications.

This course equips professionals to identify corrosion standards, interpret atmospheric corrosivity maps, and understand surface preparation fundamentals. Participants master coating systems, zinc coatings, the interpretation of laboratory test results, and inspection protocols. Content covers EN ISO 12944 standards, analysis of painting defects, operation of inspection equipment, and documentation practices. Ideal for quality control and materials protection specialists with relevant professional experience.