FREE WEBINAR on CORROSION!

Are you someone who really needs to talk about their corrosion issues with a third person to get a fresh perspective?

Would you like to know -

How the researchers look at corrosion
How the industry looks at corrosion
How can they help each other
How to apply corrosion fundamentals
How one can learn corrosion anytime anywhere

Well, here's your chance!

I am excited to announce a webinar on corrosion - absolutely free!

Titled "Corrosion - What art thou?", this webinar is my attempt to get in touch with my connections and communicate my learnings about corrosion.

Details of the event are as below -

Date: 21st October 2021

Timing: 14:00 to 16:00 hours INDIAN STANDARD TIME

Venue: Live stream on my YouTube channel!

It will be livestreamed on my Youtube channel CORROSPECTIVE! Click on the link below to see the recording -

If you have any questions to discuss, feel free to get in touch with me before 20th October!

Something important...Will you get a certificate of attendance?

YES!

All the participants who send me a screenshot of them attending the webinar will get a certificate of attendance!

Hoping to see all of you there!

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