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Enhance your value and expand your anodizing industry knowledge at the Anodizing Conference & Exposition. You’ll leave with the tools and know-how to advance your career and improve your company’s bottom line.
Who should attend the Conference?
Anyone involved in operating, maintaining, or promoting the anodizing process will benefit from the information presented at the Anodizing Conference. The program is designed to appeal to industry professionals at every level in every aspect of production.
What is included in the program?
This three-day industry event offers a variety of opportunities for education, technical exchange, and networking geared toward the anodizing community. Your paid registration includes entry to the General Sessions, Focus Sessions, Poster Sessions and Anodizing Expo, as well as networking events.
Poster Sessions
New to the 2011 Anodizing Conference and Expo, students engaged in surface science, surface treatment, electrochemical finishing, and related engineering disciplines presented their work at a special Poster Session during the Conference.
The AAC Poster Session provided a forum where students presented their research in such technologies to an audience of industry professionals. The goal was to present academic and industrial-related research, as well as developments in the field of metal surface science and technology, to all registrants.
Congratulations to our Student Poster Award Winners:
Dakota Smith and Stephanie LeRette from the University of New Hampshire for their poster on Signal Processing Studies of DC+AC Anodizing
Julien Escobar from the Université de Toulouse for his poster on Preparation & Characterization of Lubricating Porous Anodic Films on Aluminum Substrate
Martin Aggerbeck from the Technical University of Denmark for his poster on Optical Appearance & Corrosion Properties of Aluminum-Based Plasma Coatings
And to our Honorable Mention Winner:
J-P Cavalie from the Universite de Toulouse for The Aluchromists: An Artistic Movement Using Organic Colouring of Anodic Films on Aluminum for Artworks Creation
See magazine coverage of the student poster session here, courtesy of Light Metal Age magazine, which reported on the student posters in the February 2012 issue. Light Metal Age is available by subscription.

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