KIT to Host Industrial Course on Solid-Liquid Separation in Karlsruhe
Karlsruhe will host an industrial course on solid-liquid separation theory and practice in September 2026, with places still available for participants.
Karlsruhe, Germany – In September 2026, Karlsruhe will serve as the host city for an industrial course focused on the theory and practice of solid-liquid separation. The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is organizing the five-day training program, offering practical insights into various separation techniques.
The course curriculum will cover key methods such as filtration, sedimentation, pressing, and centrifugation. It is designed for industry professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in mechanical process engineering. The course will be led by Professor Hermann Nirschl and Dr. Marco Gleiß, with contributions from other guest lecturers.
Registration is still open for the event, which promises a comprehensive week of learning. Participants will engage in both theoretical lectures and practical laboratory sessions. Networking opportunities will also be integrated into the program.
The event is being organized by the Institute for Mechanical Process Engineering and Mechanics at KIT. Further details and registration information are available directly from the organizers.