Call for papers

NEWS: Call for papers deadline extended to 31 January 2026

The call for papers is now open and the available topics/sessions are listed below. Please prepare your abstract as a PDF file (max. 1 page and 1 MB file size using the template below; see also the submission information file below). The abstract should explicitly mention objectives, results and conclusions and/or significance of the work. Accepted abstracts will be published for all conference participants as a digital “book of abstracts” (conference proceedings as PDF file) shortly before the conference.

Important Deadlines

16 January 2026 31 January 2026
Deadline for lecture and poster submission
Reviewing process will begin.

April 2026
Authors confirmation with link to register as a speaker.

1 June 2026
Registration deadline for authors / early bird deadline

Programme details to follow.

Abstract submission details

The selection of the contributions will be based on the review of the abstracts by the International Scientific Committee. Please note that several prizes will be awarded during EUROCORR 2026 for the best poster and oral presentations of early-career researchers (e.g., EFC Poster Prize, Best Oral Presentation Award, Nuclear Corrosion Oral & Poster Prize).

Three presentation options can be selected during abstract submission:

  • Lecture (20 min): Regular oral presentation (15 min talk plus 5 min for Q&A).
  • Poster: “Classical” poster presentation.
  • Short Lecture (5 min): Short oral presentation (3 min talk with a maximum of 4 slides incl. title slide plus 2 min for Q&A).

Shortly after the conference, we will also provide a digital “book of presentations” to all registered conference attendees, containing those presentation files made available by the authors (voluntarily). Technical details for the process will be given to all presenters in due time.

Important: The conference registration fee cannot be waived for authors!

For information on the International Scientific Committee and the Local Organising Committee please see the Organisation page.

Topics

WP1: Corrosion and Scale Inhibition
CHAIR: Prof Kostas Demadis, Crete, Greece

WP3: High-temperature Corrosion and Degradation
CHAIR: PD Dr. Mathias GALETZ, Frankfurt, Germany

WP4: Nuclear Corrosion
CHAIR: Stefan RITTER, Villigen, Switzerland

WP5: Environment Sensitive Fracture
CHAIR: Prof. Christine BLANC, Toulouse, France

WP6: Surface Science and Mechanisms of Corrosion and Protection
CHAIR: Dr. Robert LINDSAY, Manchester, United Kingdom

WP7: Corrosion Education
CHAIR: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Daniela ZANDER, Aachen, Germany

WP8: Physico-chemical Methods of Corrosion Testing
CHAIR: Noemie Ott, St Gallen, Switzerland

WP9: Marine Corrosion
CHAIR: Prof. Philippe REFAIT, La Rochelle, France

WP10: Microbial Corrosion
CHAIR: Dr. Pierangela CRISTIANI, Milan, Italy

WP11: Corrosion of Steel in Concrete
CHAIR: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael RAUPACH, Aachen, Germany

WP13: Corrosion in Oil and Gas Production
CHAIR: George WINNING, Egham, United Kingdom

WP14: Coatings
CHAIR: Prof. Marie-Georges OLIVIER, Mons, Belgium

WP15: Corrosion in the Refining and Petrochemical Industries
CHAIR: Prof. Dr. Philipp SCHEMPP, Koln, Germany

WP16: Cathodic Protection
CHAIR: Jérôme CROUZILLAC, Voisins-le-Bretonneux, France

WP17: Automotive Corrosion
CHAIR: Elizabeth SZALA, Duffel, Belgium

WP18: Tribo-Corrosion
CHAIR: Dr. Manel RODRIGUEZ RIPOLL, Vienna, Austria 

WP19: Degradation of Polymer Materials
CHAIR: Dr.-Ing. Jürgen HEINEMANN, Berlin, Germany

WP20: Corrosion in Water Systems
CHAIR: Dr. Johann Wilhelm ERNING, Berlin, Germany

WP21: Corrosion of Archaeological and Historical Artefacts
CHAIR: Dr. Delphine NEFF, Gif/Yvette, France

WP22: Corrosion Control in Aerospace
CHAIR: Prof. Dr. Mikhail ZHELUDKEVICH, Geesthacht, Germany

WP23: Corrosion Reliability of Electronics
CHAIR: Prof. Dr. Rajan AMBAT, Lyngby, Denmark

WP24: CO2-Corrosion in Industrial Applications
CHAIR: Dr. Ralph BÄSSLER, Berlin, Germany

WP25: Atmospheric Corrosion
CHAIR: Prof. Johan TIDBLAD, Kista, Sweden

WP26: Corrosion in Green & Low Carbon Energy Technologies
CHAIR: Marc WILMS, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

TF: Corrosion of Medical Implants and Devices
CHAIR: Dr. Patrik SCHMUTZ, Dübendorf, Switzerland

TF: Corrosion and Corrosion Protection of Additive Manufactured Metals
CHAIR: Prof. Iris DE GRAEVE, Brussels, Belgium 

WP4/WP6/WP8/WP11/WP21: Imaging Corrosion: New Frontiers in Materials
CHAIRS: Ueli ANGST, Anders KASTNER & Laura BRAMBILLA

WP9/WP10: Microbial Corrosion and Biofouling Issues in Marine Environments
CHAIRS: Philippe REFAIT & Pierangela CRISTIANI

WP9/WP16: Cathodic Protection in Marine Environments
CHAIRS: Philippe REFAIT & Jerome CROUZILLAC

WP11/WP16: Cathodic Protection in Concrete Structures
CHAIRS: Michael RAUPACH & Jérôme CROUZILLAC

WP18/WP26: Wear & Corrosion in Green Energy Systems
CHAIRS: Manel Rodriguez RIPOLL & Marc WILMS

WP19/WP14: Polymers in Organic Coatings
CHAIRS: Jurgen HEINEMANN & Marie-Georges OLIVIER

WP19/WP24: Polymeric Materials for CO2-Applications
CHAIRS: Juergen HEINEMANN, Ralph BAESSLER

WP22/WP17/WP25: Artificial Intelligence Supported Corrosion Tests in Transport Applications
CHAIRS: Mikhail ZHELUDKEVICH, Elisabeth SZALA & Johan TIDBLAD

WP26/WP5: Hydrogen in the Energy Transition
CHAIRS: Jean KITTEL, Gareth HINDS, Tomas PROSEK, Christine BLANC & Dirk ENGELBERG

Joint TF: Corrosion and Corrosion Protection of Additive Manufactured Metals for Biomedical Applications
CHAIRS: Dr. Patrik SCHMUTZ, Dübendorf, Switzerland, Prof. Iris DE GRAEVE, Brussels, Belgium

67th ICorr Corrosion Science Symposium
CHAIR: Julian WHARTON, Institute of Corrosion (ICorr)

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