Welcome to the Midlands Branch
Vision / Mission
The Midlands Branch is committed to bringing together industry, academia, and students to create a collaborative and connected corrosion community. Through knowledge sharing, professional development, and strong regional partnerships, the branch supports its members while helping to develop the next generation of corrosion professionals.
Events Outlook
The branch delivers a programme of technical webinars and events covering emerging industry challenges, innovation, and professional development. By working closely with universities, industry partners, and sponsors, the branch aims to create engaging opportunities for learning, collaboration, and networking that benefit professionals at every stage of their careers.
Join Our Branch
The Midlands Branch welcomes professionals, researchers, students, and organisations with an interest in corrosion and materials protection. Whether you’re looking to expand your knowledge, build valuable industry connections, or contribute to a thriving professional community, we invite you to join us and help shape the future of corrosion engineering across the Midlands.
Midlands Branch Committee Members
Chairman
Ali Oskuie
Midlandschair@Icorr.org
Branch Meetings
Venue:Â TBC
The evening events start at 18.00 with complimentary drinks.
The Technical Presentation starts at 18.30.
There is complementary buffet and a full bar from 19.30 onwards.
The meeting generally closes around 21.00.
Local Technical Programme
2026 Presentations
July
Current Magnetometry Inspection (CMI) of PipelinesÂ
June
Dry Natural Gas Pipelines Internal MIC Failures: Root Causes and Remedies
Cambridge Corrosion Conference
2025 Presentations
2024 Presentations
2023 Presentations
ICorr Birmingham 2023 – Weds 1st November 2023
AGM Paper 1 – Holistic Corrosion Data Management by Ryan Finlayson, CEO & President, Rysco Corrosion Services Inc. Alberta, Canada.Â
AGM Paper 2 – Automated CUI Monitoring Case Studies by Prafull Sharma, Inventor, Chief Technology Officer, Corrosion Radar.
AGM Paper 3 – Prevention of Corrosion in Concrete: Galvanic Anodes – Consideration on their Performance and Acceptance in Reference to MCHW 5700 by Christian Stone, Technical Consultant, Concrete Preservation Technologies.Â
AGM Paper 4 (ICorr Training Partner) – Development of Online Corrosion Training by Lucy Pavia, Commercial Director, Corrodere Academy.
AGM Paper 5 (ICorr Training Partner) – Recent Advances in Corrosion and Training at Sheffield and Fife by Dale O’Reilly ICorr & Business Systems Manager, IMechE.
ICorr Birmingham 2023 – Thurs 9th February 2023
Midlands Branch Meeting November 2021
Session 1
Session 2
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