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Seminar on Solutions for Green Technology (OR)

Join Anton Paar's new seminar series on solutions for green technology! These seminars are designed to highlight new ideas and solutions for studying porous materials used for alternative energy and related environmental applications. We will specifically discuss methods used to characterize the porosity of materials using traditional techniques, hydrogen storage and carbon sequestration, direct air capture and purification, as well as research applications for novel batteries.

Key learning:  

Attendees will learn effective techniques for characterization of porous and related materials, as well as the high-pressure do’s and don’ts for H2, CO2, other gases.

Who should attend: 

This seminar is designed for anyone working with green materials. Battery R&D scientist, carbon and zeolite material scientists, and all persons working with H2 storage, H2 fuel cells, MOFs and COFs will benefit.

Seminar format: 

The seminar will be delivered live by our scientists and application specialists. Lunches and coffee breaks will be provided by Anton Paar USA.

Dr. Martin Thomas (English)

Program:

Venue: Beaverton, United States, Iridian
Number of participants: 25
Costs: Free of charge
End of registration: Aug 25, 2025

Contact person and registration:
Mary Franck
Tel.: 8045501051302
mary.franck[at]anton-paar.com

Dr. Martin Thomas

Dr. Thomas has more than 40 years experience in powder and porous materials characterization. He graduated from the University of Birmingham (UK) with degrees in chemistry and analytical chemistry, and worked in the chemical industry for 8 years before joining Quantachrome Instruments (USA) in 1991. In 2018, Quantachrome was purchased by Anton Paar and Dr. Thomas currently serves as their Global Lead Scientist for the Surface and Pores product group (Florida, USA). He has a number of patents in this field and is co-author of «Characterization of Porous Solids and Powders: Surface Area, Pore Size and Density» (Springer, Netherlands).