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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. Kees Tintel, Business Manager, DSM, Participant-2015
This course offered a great combination of principles and Case-Studies on analytical techniques as applied to industrial problem solving. As a relatively newcomer to the polymer industry, I never felt overwhelmed with the information presented. The course gave me a better understanding of the tools available to solve application issues with my customers.
Jeffrey Chen, Product Manager-LifeScience Polymers, Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Course Attendee – 2013 @ Cleveland, OH, USA
Thank you for hosting such an insightful event. We truly enjoyed sponsoring the “Planet Friendly Plastics-Latest Advances” conference in Las Vegas. The quality of the content was outstanding, and we were genuinely impressed by the innovative technologies shared by the speakers. It was a privilege to be part of such a forward-thinking event.
Nicole Rizkala, Sales Engineer, Columbus Instruments, Participant 2025
My colleague and I, were pleased to attend your Polymer Failure & Defects course. It was both interesting and informational to learn how simple thermal and rheological methods could be applied to investigate difficult cases related to batch inconsistency and subtle environmental or processing changes. We were also pleased to learn about the newest instrumental developments from Bruker and Netzsch. We look forward to meeting again, so please keep us informed of upcoming course offerings.
Barry Weeks, Wacker Chemical Corp, Participant-2022 @ GA, GA, USA
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
Excellent selection of topics & coverage of the whole BioPlastics area. Excellent Speakers. Lots of productive networking opportunities, plenty of time allowed for this and for informative and useful individual and group discussions outside of the formal program.
Dr. Terence Cooper, CEO, ARGO Group International, Participant-2016
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