Manufacturing

Aachen Surface Engineering Colloquium

The Aachen Surface Engineering Colloquium presents current research topics, innovative developments, and new industrial applications in surface engineering. It serves as a forum for exchanging experience between industry and science, covering materials, processes, and applications. The event is for experts, students, and interested non-professionals.

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The essentials

Event details

Dates
11 December 2026
Organiser
IOT December 11
Industry
Manufacturing

Who attends

The audience

Experts in the field of surface engineering from industry, research and teaching as well as students and the interested non-professionals are invited to participate.

As described by the organiser

On stage

Speakers

  • Uwe ReisgenGeneral Chair
  • Dietmar DrummerCo-Chair
  • Holger MarschallCo-Chair

On the floor

Sponsors and partners

  • SFB 1120
  • SFB 814

Logistics

Where to stay

Places to stay near the venue.

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