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Master the Science of Polymers. Dominate the Industry Unleash Your Potential!

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Transform Your Approach to Polymers and Composites!

Join us on November 19th, from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.

Discover how Anton Paar's precision instruments can reshape your material journey from refining raw materials to optimizing production workflows.

This immersive one-day event offers hands-on experience and practical insights into real-world applications, using advanced analytical techniques and instruments tailored for the polymer and composite industries. Don’t miss this chance to elevate your expertise and drive innovation in your production processes!

 

What you'll Master at the Workshop:

  • Core techniques in Rheometry, Extrusion, XRD,SAXS,FTIR & Raman Spectroscopy and Nanoindentation
  • Interactive demos with the MCR Rheometer, Lyza 7000 FTIR, and Cora 5001 Raman Spectrometer in action
  • Hands-on practice with the Latest technologies for analyzing polymers and composites
  • Case studies and expert insights to show how our solutions are shaping the future of materials Science.

 

We look forward to welcoming you to the workshop and exploring the exciting possibilities in polymer and composite technology together!

Please note that space is limited to 35 seats. 

Dr. Daniela Schwarz, Eric Landry, Elaa Ben Fredj, Juan Lugo, Mahshid Keramatnejad (English)

Lieu: Montreal, Canada, Anton Paar Canada St. Laurent
Organisateur: Anton Paar Canada
Coûts: Free
Fin de l'inscription: 15 nov. 2024

Personne à contacter et inscription:
Garine Sarkissian
Tél.: +1 514 788 4862 213
garine.sarkissian[at]anton-paar.com
Nareg Tahhan
Tél.: 514-788-4862
nareg.tahhan[at]anton-paar.com

Daniela Schwarz
  • Studies at Vienna University of Technology: PhD in Technical Chemistry
  • Since 2017 at Anton Paar: First as application specialist for rheology and since 2019 international product manager for high-temperature rheology