Our difference lies in the deep experience and seasoned judgment of the organizer—delivering insights that truly matter to you.
Delivering specific value through personal expertise is our strength. With a particular mission in mind, Dr. Khanna applies decades of technical and business judgment to address your challenges.
From organizing industry-leading conferences to solving complex material defects.
We organize conferences on various aspects of Plastics, Innovation, and Business Growth, bringing together global thought leaders.
Specialized training and problem solving related to “Failure Analysis & Defects” in the Plastics Industry.
Our strength lies in delivering specific, high-value insights. We provide targeted technical and business guidance based on proven industry success.
From organizing industry-leading conferences to solving complex material defects.
Dr. Joachim Storsberg, Head-Polymers for Biomedical Engineering, Fraunhofer Institute, Participant-2015
This class, my second time since 2004, was so valuable for me. I learned a lot during the entire time and can’t wait to apply most of it in our laboratory. I will definitely recommend & encourage my boss and colleagues to attend. The class was very easy to understand and direct to the point. Case studies were wonderful. Thanks very much; I enjoyed every minute of it.
Elizalde Exconde, Research Scientist, Masonite Corp, Participant – 2015 @ Atlanta, GA, USA
Course was very good with lots of practical information and thought-provoking approaches to industrial problem solving.
William Brown, Lead Sciences & Lab Services Specialist, Progressive Energy, Attendee – 2007 @ Newark, NJ, USA
As always, perfect organization and excellent papers. Several good contacts / leads / ideas identified to pursue further.
Rainer Naef, Manager, Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Participant-2016
Thank you so much for the wonderful course! It was a breath of fresh air for me! I enjoyed every minute I attended. A lot of what you presented was familiar and a good refresher. I also learned better ways to perform experiments. (1) One is to run TGA in air to 550C and hold for 30min to preserve filler particle composition and morphology. Also, (2) cross-sectioning pellets if raw material contamination is suspected, (3) performing optical microscopy on thin slices to examine crystal morphology, (4) how to tell if there is a nucleating agent present, (5) control of trace moisture in condensation polymers prior to melt processing, etc.
Dr. Jennifer Hoffman, Director-Project Management, EAG Laboratories, Participant-2025 @ Atlanta, GA, USA
Conference provided a great snapshot of Bioplastics INNOVATIONS and an excellent opportunity to network with the value-chain.
Victor Fernandez, Marketing Manager, Eastman Chemical, Participant-2015
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