2nd China-UK Corrosion Summit in Beijing, China on 12 & 13 April 2026

The 2nd China-UK Corrosion Summit was successfully held on 12–13 April 2026 in Beijing, hosted by the University of Science and Technology Beijing (USTB). The summit was jointly organised by the Institute of Corrosion (ICorr) and the Chinese Society for Corrosion and...

ICorr Contributes to Parliamentary and Scientific Committee Discussions on Microbial Roles in Environmental Legislation

On Monday, 2nd March 2026, ICorr participated in the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee (P and SC) meeting at the House of Parliament titled “How microbes are a crucially overlooked part of environmental and biodiversity legislation”. The session brought together...

Job Vacancy – Digital Content Co-Ordinator

The Institute of Corrosion welcomes applications from ICorr members, for this important arising vacancy to deliver and optimise the development of digital content / marketing on behalf of ICorr multiple formats. Job Title: Digital Content Co-ordinator Location: Remote...

Fix the One to Save the Nine

ICorr MIC Training Course, 11–15 May 2026 Microbiologically‑Influenced Corrosion (MIC) is one of the most underestimated — yet most costly — threats to industrial assets worldwide. From pipelines and storage tanks to water systems and offshore infrastructure, MIC...

ICorr Certified Training Courses Delivered at Your Company Premises

ICorr is pleased to offer a range of certified training courses—delivered by world‑leading experts—directly at your company premises worldwide. This approach enhances knowledge sharing, supports workforce development, and promotes the highest standards of...

ETGB Updates

In 2025, we laid the foundations for a stronger corrosion community through the establishment of the ICorr Engineering Training Governing Board (ETGB)—a structure designed to meet industry demands and raise professional standards. It was a year marked by productive...

ETGB – Connecting the Corrosion Community Through Training Excellence

ETGB Chair Introduction Welcome to the dedicated Engineering Training Governing Board (ETGB) page in each issue of Corrosion Management Journal. This space highlights our ongoing work across ICorr training and our commitment to delivering best-in-class corrosion...

ICorr Training: CPGB – A Year of Achievement New CPGB Chair

We have recently welcomed Ben Magee CEng MIEI MICE MICorr.  Director at McFarland Consulting Ltd and ICorr Level 4 Cathodic Protection Specialist as our new Chair and offer our full support to him. Retiring Chair The President has awarded a Certificate of Appreciation...

ICorr Certified Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) Training Course

11–15 May 2026 ICorr Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) course gives engineers, technologists,consultants, and asset integrity professionals the knowledge and practical skills needed toidentify, mitigate, and manage MIC risks. Backed by industry experts,...

Corrosion Mechanisms in Stainless Steel Course

The ICorr Engineering Training Governing Board (ICorr-ETGB), in collaboration with R‑Tech and BSSA, is pleased to invite you to register for our one‑day training course, “Corrosion Mechanisms in Stainless Steel.” Course details: • Date: 22 April 2026• Venue: NMC...

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Big Bang STEM event at Parliament

Big Bang STEM event at Parliament

Anthony Setiadi, Vice President, represented ICorr at the Big Bang event at the Houses of Parliament. This was a fantastic event and great to see so many young students enthusiastic about science and engineering. The event was held at the Terrace Pavilion and...

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Young ICorr Updates

Young ICorr Updates

The Young ICorr Committee has been hard at work developing many schemes, events, and initiatives to support the early career members of ICorr – here’s an update of what we’re working on and how you can get involved! Social Buzz: Manchester Pub Quiz Success Our recent...

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Corrosion Around Us

Corrosion Around Us

By Stephen Tate, Immediate Past President There appears to be increased news coverage of late, concerning major pieces of infrastructure affected by costly corrosion damage and weakening structures. On 5th December 2025, Aberdeenshire Council provided an important...

Industry News

Note for Readers

Note for Readers

ICorr were privileged to be invited to Portcullis House in Westminster adjacent to the Houses of Parliament for a special themed event on the topic of ‘Reuse, Renew, or Replace?’ The following series of articles are presented in the same order as presented to the...

Innovative Products

Ask The Expert

Ask the Expert

Question: When should you use corrosion resistant alloys in upstream production? CM Answer: This is a wonderfully simple question that does not have a simple answer. Corrosion Resistant Alloys can be an excellent material choice for combatting corrosion and they are...

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The questions in this issue feature insulated stainless steel pipework, and transporting CO2 Question: Should 304 stainless steel pipework be coated prior to insulation? CM Answer: Corrosion under insulation in austenitic stainless steel manifests itself in the form...

Ask the Expert

Ask the Expert

The question in this issue features the type of coating needed for the internal protection of an above ground storage tank. Question: What type of generic coating is required to protect the inside of a tank containing a liquid with pH ranging from 2-13, and operating...

Fellows Corner

Fellow’s Corner

This series of articles is intended to highlight industry-wide engineering experiences, guidance, and focused advice to practising technologists. The series is written by ICorr Fellows who have made significant contributions to the field of corrosion management. This...

Electrochemical Noise

Electrochemical Noise

This article will look at the Electrochemical Noise Method for corrosion monitoring. Firstly, what are its attractions? Well, it’s as unintrusive as its possible to get, just using the fluctuations which are produced naturally by the corrosion process to tell us the...