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ETH Zurich
Maintenance and durability of reinforced concrete
MSc level course in the civil engineering curriculum at ETH Zurich, fall semester, 4 ECTS
Prof. Dr. Ueli Angst
Corrosion fundamentals, corrosion of steel in concrete, non-destructive testing, corrosion inspection, service life modeling, repair, corrosion prevention, corrosion protection
Surfaces, Interfaces and their Applications II
MSc level course in the materials science curriculum at ETH Zurich, spring semester, 3 ECTS. For more information visit the link below.
Dr. Patrik Schmutz
Educational videos on corrosion
Free videos on corrosion science and corrosion engineering
Prof. Dr. Ueli Angst
EPFL
Corrosion and Protection
BSc level course in the Materials Science curriculum at the EPFL, spring semester, 3 ECTS
Dr. Stefano Mischler
Corrosion phenomena, principles and mechanisms, corrosion kinetics, protection against corrosion, electrochemical techniques for corrosion and practical work
Surface analysis
MSc level course in the Materials Science curriculum at the EPFL, fall semester, 3 ECTS
Dr. Stefano Mischler
Main surface analysis methods for the characterization of surfaces, interfaces and thin films, applications, quantification and understanding of structural, chemical and functional properties of surfaces and thin films
Electrochemistry in Corrosion Research
Doctoral course. AT THE CCMX Winter school "Surface Science", Chapter on "Corrosion and durability of surfaces”, 1 ECTS
Dr. Stefano Mischler
Corrosion, surface and interface phenomena. Surface characterisation. Durability
PSI
PSI’s LNM is actively engaged in university-level teaching (e.g., Nuclear Engineering Master course of PSI/ETHZ/EPFL, EPFL Doctoral School) etc.), education and training. We offer both, experimental and/or modelling oriented PhD & master student, Post-Doc and internship positions in various fields of nuclear material science, including (nuclear) corrosion (usually in collaboration with ETHZ and EPFL).