CorroZoom
Accordions
In this time of relative isolation from friends and professional colleagues, CorroZoom seeks to build and maintain a worldwide community of scientists with mutual interests in the area of corrosion science. This webinar series will be free to everyone in the world. CorroZoom is not associated with any professional organization or society. An informal organizing committee has selected the speakers. Should it prove successful and the need continue, more speakers will be added.
Each webinar will only be synchronous, live only – you must be logged on to see it. The webinars will include a presentation of about 45 min in length and a discussion of about 15 min. Every participant will be able to submit questions for the speaker in the Zoom Q&A box, which will be handled by a moderator.
Accordions
Accordions
On 1 December 2022, the CorroZoom webinar will start at these times worldwide:
| 0800 | Columbus (US Eastern) |
| 1000 | Sao Paulo |
| 1300 | London |
| 1400 | Paris |
| 1600 | Istanbul |
| 1630 | Tehran |
| 1830 | Mumbai |
| 2100 | Beijing |
| 2200 | Tokyo |
| 0000 | Melbourne (next day) |
Previous Webinars
CorroZoom
CorroZoom is a free webinar series given by world renown experts in corrosion science. There have been three “seasons” of CorroZoom, one each year since 2021, with 6 webinars in each season. Details can be found in the pull down menu with Previous Webinars. They cover a wide range of topics in the field of corrosion science. Many of them have links to recordings of the webinars.
The list of speakers of CorroZoom Season 4 will be announced here when it is available and by email to people for whom we have email addresses. If you are not on the CorroZoom email distribution list but want to be added, please send an email to guo.237@osu.edu.
Thanks to everyone for making previous seasons of CorroZoom a huge success!
Following CorroZoom through watch parties with your research team? Send us (frankel.10@osu.edu) a photo from your watch parties, and we will share it on CorroZoom photo gallery!