Events in 2027

This scientific program features plenary lectures, symposia, and tutorials spanning electrochemistry's breadth—from batteries, fuel cells, and electrocatalysis to corrosion, biosensors, nanomaterials, and computational methods—bringing together researchers advancing energy, environmental, and interfacial electrochemical science.

A conference bringing together leading experts and professionals to explore the latest findings in corrosion science and technology.

The 2027 summit brings together asset integrity, corrosion, coatings, and materials professionals from oil & gas, marine, construction, and beyond. Explore standardized inspection methods, advanced protective technologies, nanocoatings, additive manufacturing, and sustainable materials—connecting industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to redefine how we protect global infrastructure.

The conference brings together members of 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 discussed may be of interest to Corrosionists.

The 2027 edition of the conference brings together global leaders in stainless steel, showcases innovations, and offers business opportunities over three days of sessions, discussions, and networking. It is the key meeting place for exchanging ideas, exploring applications, and shaping the industry's future.

This joint conference highlights innovations in steel, composite, and facade engineering, with a strong focus on European codes. It provides a vital platform for architects, researchers, and engineers to debate sustainability, digitalization, and structural reliability.

This joint conference highlights innovations in steel, composite, and facade engineering, with a strong focus on European codes. It provides a vital platform for architects, researchers, and engineers to debate sustainability, digitalization, and structural reliability.