EFC Events

EFC Event No. 548
The Carlow Training Course is designed as an intensive two-day technical workshop focusing on Marine Corrosion and Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) and related corrosion management strategies. This program brings together participants with both theoretical foundations and practical insights into corrosion processes, assessment methods and integration of microbiological data for informed decision-making. 

EFC Event No. 510
Organised by ICorr and IOM3 on behalf of EFC
Scope: The Annual conference of the EFC will cover sessions of all  EFC Working Parties and Task Forces, joint sessions and workshops on hot topics.

EFC Event No. 554
co-organized by IOM3 and ICorr
Scope: The new CAICOR workshop will explore how artificial intelligence can support and advance corrosion research. The topics may include, e.g.,  corrosion-resistant materials & protective coatings, corrosion data analysis, corrosion prediction & prevention, and image-based analysis for rapid diagnostics. The programme will include a plenary lecture and additional lectures selected from submitted abstracts.
The call for abstracts is open until April 30.

EFC Event No. 565
Organized by VOM Belgium
Scope: Corrosion remains one of the greatest challenges for buried, marine and offshore infrastructure. Today, the combination of high-performance protective coatings, cathodic protection and innovative technologies plays a key role in extending service life, improving reliability and reducing maintenance costs.

EFC Event No. 536
organised by CEFRACOR, Member Society of EFC
Scope: Cathodic protection : General (criteria, limitations, design and modelling, associated coatings), Applications sectors (on-land structures, marine structures, reinforced concrete structures, internal surfaces of equipment)

EFC Event No. 559
Organized by Corrosion Association Turkey
Scope: KORSEM 26 – The 17th International Corrosion Symposium is a well-established scientific event organized by the Corrosion Association, which has been actively contributing to the field since 1987. The symposium focuses on fundamental and applied aspects of corrosion science and engineering, including degradation mechanisms, advanced materials, cathodic protection systems, surface treatments, inspection and monitoring techniques, and case studies from critical industries such as energy, marine, infrastructure, and defense. It aims to foster international collaboration and the dissemination of recent advancements in corrosion control technologies.