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Hiden Isochema at 44RIA 2026

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We’re pleased to announce that we will be attending 44RIA 2026 – the XLIV Iberian Adsorption Meeting, taking place from 6-9 September 2026 at the University of Alicante, Spain.

The meeting brings together researchers working across adsorption science, providing a forum for sharing developments in adsorption research, materials, measurement techniques and applications.

What to Expect

Adsorption plays an important role in a wide range of scientific and industrial applications, from gas storage and separation to catalysis, carbon capture and environmental technologies.

44RIA 2026 will provide an opportunity to explore the latest research in adsorption and connect with researchers working to better understand the interactions between gases, vapors and materials.

Supporting Adsorption Research

Reliable adsorption measurements are essential for understanding material performance. Gravimetric sorption analysis provides precise insight into how gases and vapors interact with materials under controlled conditions, helping researchers characterise adsorption behaviour and develop new materials for practical applications.

At Hiden Isochema, our gravimetric sorption instruments support research across a wide range of materials and applications, including porous materials, gas separation, carbon capture and energy storage.

Join Us at 44RIA 2026

We look forward to connecting with the adsorption research community at 44RIA 2026 and discussing the latest developments in sorption measurement and materials characterisation.

If you’re attending the meeting, we’d be pleased to connect and discuss how Hiden Isochema’s sorption analysis solutions can support your research.

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