This event offers a half-day materials characterization minicourse for scientists, researchers, and laboratory professionals to explore multiple analytical techniques and their applications. Attendees will gain practical knowledge and skills directly relevant to solving materials problems. The session concludes with a networking and bowling social to connect with experts and peers.
Materials Characterization Minicourse & Bowling Event
Join us for a half-day , application‑focused minicourse designed for scientists, researchers, and laboratory professionals working in materials characterization . This interactive event brings together technical experts across multiple analytical techniques to provide practical insights, real‑world applications, and hands‑on knowledge you can take back to your lab. This is also a great opportunity to meet our service team and hear about how they can help maximize your productivity.
Throughout the event, our speakers will guide you through key analytical technologies—including FTIR , UV/Vis/NIR , Thermal Analysis [DSC, TGA, DMA, TMA] , and FT‑IR Microscopy —highlighting how each technique can be used to better understand, characterize, and solve challenging material problems.
The workshop is designed to support newer users as well as experienced analysts looking to expand their capabilities or explore complementary techniques across our broader analytical instrumentation portfolio.
We’ll wrap up the afternoon with an open Q&A session , followed by a casual networking and bowling social event to connect with presenters and other attendees.
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