Events in 2026

A speech fully aligned with the organizers' scope on education about the importance of protecting and preserving structural integrity

This comprehensive conference addresses asset management, maintenance, and operational excellence across six core themes. Key topics include strategic asset lifecycle management, data-driven maintenance and reliability optimization, Industry 4.0 digital transformation with AI and IoT integration, organizational change and leadership, risk management and criticality analysis, and academic research. The event fosters knowledge exchange on modern asset protection, energy efficiency, resilience, and innovation strategies.

Discover how cutting-edge technology is transforming corrosion control and asset management.

This webcast explores how maritime stakeholders can enhance safety, resilience, and sustainability across the shipping and port sectors. It covers decarbonization, green transitions, security, safety, well-being, evolving International Maritime Organization compliance, and modernization efforts shaping the future of commercial maritime operations.

Discover how hot-dip galvanized steel reinforcement extends the lifespan of concrete structures by resisting carbonation and delaying chloride-induced corrosion. Learn to measure durability improvements and lower Global Warming Potential using Environmental Product Declaration data and industry-approved models.

This M.Sc. thesis defense focuses on microbiologically induced corrosion (MIC). MIC accounts for up to 30% of global corrosion losses and remains difficult to quantify. This study combines electrochemical impedance spectroscopy with interpretable machine learning, specifically, Gradient Boosting and SHAP analysis, to predict corrosion severity, establishing a reproducible baseline and advancing quantitative MIC modeling.

This seminar showcases how technology and insight are transforming asset management, featuring research on sustainable data center cooling and Northumbrian Water innovations, including the Pipebot Patrol sewer robot and the "Tipping Point" asset deterioration tool.

The speech presents weathering test methods for building and construction materials exposed to outdoor conditions, including window frames, siding, paints, sealants, wood, glass, vinyl, and concrete. It provides an overview of relevant procedures for evaluating durability and performance in architectural applications.

This conference explores how artificial intelligence is transforming corrosion prevention and management across industries such as automotive, aerospace, maritime, coatings, and infrastructure. It highlights current AI developments, data and risk considerations, and practical strategies for AI-supported corrosion protection. The program includes technical sessions and an industry exhibition, targeting professionals in quality assurance, testing, manufacturing, and process technology.

This conference addresses operational excellence challenges in a rapidly changing environment. Industry leaders will discuss asset life extension, corrosion management, digital transformation for asset integrity, and strategies for maintaining critical infrastructure. It’s aimed at asset managers, engineers, IT specialists, and executives seeking real-world collaboration and knowledge sharing.

It is a technical event that opens dialogue on corrosion as a silent threat to development, highlighting zinc, infrastructure durability, and practical protection criteria for real-world projects.

This World Corrosion Awareness Day 2026 celebration unites professionals, academics, and innovators. The event highlights the significant economic and safety impacts of corrosion and showcases practical strategies, emerging technologies, and collaborative approaches to enhance asset durability across the engineering, energy, water systems, manufacturing, and infrastructure sectors.

This event offers a behind-the-scenes look at materials science research facilities, focusing on material preparation, degradation, and real-world applications. A special NDT partner company talk highlights non-destructive techniques for understanding and monitoring corrosion, making it ideal for students bridging academia and industry.

This seminar explores how intelligent, remote monitoring is transforming cathodic protection, shifting the focus from periodic inspections to real-time monitoring of key parameters. It shows how integrating CP monitoring into integrity management improves risk detection, maintenance optimization, and decision-making for current and future pipeline professionals.

This speech explores corrosion and integrity issues in dense-phase CO₂ transport and storage, emphasizing impurity-driven acid formation, realistic specifications, testing methods, and validation. It gathers experts to share operational lessons and promote the development of strong, safe CCUS infrastructure essential for Net Zero.

A one-day meeting fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among academia, industry, and public institutions in corrosion research and education. The event emphasizes support for young scientists and cross-sector participation.

The speech explores how rigorous water treatment and monitoring are essential for maintaining integrity, efficiency, and lifespan of energy infrastructure. Delegates will examine how proactive process optimization and timely analysis directly help prevent asset degradation and improve operational safety across energy systems.

A discussion brings together four Latin American women corrosion engineers dedicated to protecting buried pipelines and "what cannot be seen." They share their experiences, risks, and lessons learned, reminding us that preventing corrosion safeguards both current operations and future generations.

A presentation exploring the global impact of corrosion, its key mechanisms, protective coatings, and mitigation strategies, while addressing the critical need for workforce development, skills, and training.

A course on corrosion mechanisms affecting stainless steel, including influencing factors, prevention strategies, and evaluation methods.

This certification course is designed for professionals in materials and corrosion engineering, inspection, and asset integrity. Throughout the program, participants gain an advanced understanding of MIC mechanisms, learn techniques to identify MIC-related damage, and develop effective mitigation strategies for assets in the oil, gas, and petrochemical industries.

This event is aimed at early-career researchers in corrosion science and materials engineering, providing an interactive forum to examine current challenges and innovations. Expert speakers will discuss advanced coatings, additive manufacturing, atmospheric corrosion, and data-driven prediction, encouraging discussion, knowledge sharing, and insights into future directions for corrosion protection and materials durability.

This short course strengthens regulatory compliance with Facility Response Plan (FRP) requirements. Led by former EPA experts, it covers FRP applicability, planning-distance calculations, required plan content, inspection expectations, and unannounced exercises, providing practical guidance to avoid common mistakes and improve response readiness.

This course strengthens compliance with Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) regulations. Led by former federal subject-matter experts, it covers applicability, plan development, implementation strategies, inspections, enforcement, common violations, and recent updates, providing practical, cost-effective tools for facility staff, engineers, managers, and inspectors at all experience levels.