Workshop Pforzheim University

Join our workshop in Pforzheim
Inorganic elemental analysis provides important contributions and insights to many research areas in materials science and metallurgy.
The application range of elements extends from the 50% range (oxygen determinations in a glass matrix) to sub-ppm analyses (sulfur content of a high-temperature alloy from aircraft construction).
Pforzheim University and LECO would like to invite you to a joint workshop.
Workshop Highlights
We have put together an exciting program of presentations for you.
- Technical presentations on the latest developments, applications and best practices in materials analysis.
- Practical demonstrations with the AMH6 hardness tester and the CS/ONH elemental analyzers, giving participants the opportunity to experience the instruments and their capabilities firsthand.
- Guided tour of the laboratory at Pforzheim University, offering an insight into the university’s facilities and analytical laboratories.
You are welcome to bring samples, which we will either measure during the workshop or, more likely, afterwards in our demonstration lab in Berlin. In any case, you will receive a report. Just let us know shortly beforehand what you plan to bring.
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場所
Institute for Strategic Technology and Precious Metals
Pforzheim University
Pforzheim, Germany
Date and Time
17 November 2026
10:00–15:30
Cost
Free to attend
Language
This workshop will be presented in German.
Speakers and Presentation Topics
Join these experts for discussions, technical presentations, applications, and best practices.
Prof. Dr. Carlo Burkhardt
Pforzheim University
Welcome to STI at HSPF
Frank Lindenmann
Hochschule Pforzheim
Surface induced investigation of the chemical composition of end-of-life magnets with GD-OES for the development of efficient recycling strategies
Julian Mastel
Hochschule Pforzheim
Sample Preparation and Handling of Highly Reactive Materials for ONH and CS Measurements: Insights from NdFeB-Magnets
Dr. Cedric Cozzo
Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI)
Hydrogen measurement in zirconium-based alloys for nuclear applications
Silke Richter
Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM)
Reference materials with digital certificate for calibration/validation
Additional presentations by
- Cronimet
- Anton Salomon, Fraunhofer Institut
- Michael Jakob and Stefan Boehm, LECO Corporation