EFC Events

EFC Event No. 521
Organised by the Austrian EFC Member Society ASMET; initiative proposed by EFC Working Party 18.
Scope: International conference on the topic of tribocorrosion (addressed to scientists and industry). Prior to the conference, a specialization course will be offered targeting postgraduate students.

EFC Event No. 538
organised by gfkorr
Scope: Korrosionsschutz von Infrastrukturbauwerken - Herausforderung oder Odysee?
Tagungsflyer/Programme
Language: German

EFC Event No. 501
Organised by JSCE, NUMO and EFC WP4
Scope: Overview on national disposal programmes with emphasis on similarities, common challenges and different approaches, regulatory issues, retrievability, etc. Development of and long-term performance assessment of high-level waste disposal containers. Experimentation with candidate materials, including laboratory tests, full-scale demonstration, in-situ testing, methodology, modelling, monitoring and design.
2nd Announcement

EFC Event No. 533
organised by the EFC Members VOM and Vereniging ION
Scope: FUTURE SURFACES is the Benelux event par excellence to share knowledge & expertise on the challenges companies need to take up to prepare for 2030 and the targets imposed by Europe under the Green Deal. In addition to the latest developments in materials and surface treatment, the event will also focus on regulations and guidelines that entrepreneurs need to comply with. 
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EFC Event No. 523
jointly organised by the Polish Corrosion Society (PSK) and EFC
Sessions: Surface preparation; Organic and inorganic, Metal and Powder coatings; Fire protection coatings; Anti-corrosion protection in urban, road & railway infrastructure, energy sector, petrochemical industry, offshore structures, and automotive industry; Inspection; Standards, regulations and requirements; Anti-corrosion equipment; Corrosion problems in practice; Business & Science

EFC Event No. 542
This webinar will present the green book volume “Bridging the gap: corrosion science for heritage contexts” regarding the constraints of managing the preservation of heritage metal collections through ethics and case studies chapters. The event will take the form of a round table discussion between a specialist of the conservation-restoration field and a Physicochemical scientist expert in ancient metals.