Posted in Events     |     Jul 06th 2026

Hiden Isochema at Carbon 2026

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We’re pleased to announce that Hiden Isochema will be attending Carbon 2026, taking place from 12-17 July 2026 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA. For over 70 years, the Carbon Conference has brought together researchers and industry leaders to share the latest advances in carbon materials, from fundamental science through to industrial applications.

What to Expect

Carbon materials continue to play a vital role in solving some of today’s biggest scientific and engineering challenges. From energy storage and carbon capture to catalysis and environmental technologies, researchers are constantly developing new materials with improved performance and functionality.

The conference programme explores a wide range of topics, including:

• Carbon materials synthesis and characterisation

• Adsorption and surface science

• Energy storage and conversion

• Environmental and sustainable technologies

• Carbon materials for industrial applications

Supporting Carbon Materials Research

Understanding how carbon materials interact with gases and vapours is essential when developing materials for applications such as gas storage, separation, CO₂ capture, and energy storage.

Hiden Isochema’s gravimetric sorption instruments provide researchers with accurate, high-resolution measurements of adsorption behaviour, helping to characterise material performance and accelerate the development of next-generation carbon materials.

We look forward to connecting with researchers and industry professionals throughout Carbon 2026. If you’re attending, we’d be pleased to discuss how our sorption analysis solutions can support your research.

  • Interested in how our instruments can support your carbon materials research? Contact us anytime.
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