The European Corrosion Congress, EUROCORR, is the flagship event of the international corrosion calendar and is held annually in a different European country, attracting upwards of a thousand delegates. The upcoming EUROCORR 2023 will be held in Brussels, Belgium, from 27-31 August 2023, under the motto of "Driving corrosion prediction and protection towards a circular economy."

EUROCORR 2023 aims to promote the latest research, developments, and techniques for predicting and preventing corrosion, with a focus on sustainable solutions for a circular economy. This conference is an excellent opportunity for researchers, scientists, engineers, and industry professionals to share their knowledge, collaborate with peers, and learn about new approaches for corrosion prediction and protection.

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The 15^th edition of the biannual congress of the European Federation of Catalysis Societies (EFCATS), EuropaCat, will be held in August 2023 in the Prague Congress Centre, Prague, Czech Republic. The conference will be, for the first time, jointly organized by the catalysis societies of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.

Over the years, EuropaCat has become a traditional meeting place for scientists and researchers from academia and industry all over Europe. Consequently, it has developed into a forum to discuss important challenges in the field of catalysis and the related industrial areas and beyond. As we live at a time of rapid changes, the growing population, its changing needs and the ever-increasingly limited availability of resources to satisfy the societal needs dictate rapid advancement in finding and sustainably using resources. To deal with these challenges, courageous and innovative ideas are needed in providing the prodigious spark to ignite the development, which only the industry can convert into real solutions helping the mankind. It is expected that the conference will attract over 1 500 participants from diverse fields of catalysis having academic as well as industrial background. The participation of students is encouraged, i.e. the future generation of scientists and researchers.