We’re pleased to announce that Hiden Isochema will be attending the British Zeolite Association (BZA) Annual Meeting 2026, taking place from 23-25 September 2026 at Durham University, UK.
The annual meeting brings together researchers working across zeolite science, providing an opportunity to share the latest developments in zeolite synthesis, characterisation, catalysis and applications. The 2026 programme features research spanning industrial zeolite catalysis, catalyst design, CO₂ capture, gas separation and computational zeolite chemistry.
What to Expect
Zeolites are widely studied for their ability to selectively adsorb molecules, making them valuable materials for applications including catalysis, gas separation, carbon capture and environmental technologies.
The programme will explore a range of topics, including:
• Zeolite synthesis and catalyst design
• Industrial zeolite catalysis
• CO₂ capture and gas separation
• Zeolite characterisation
• Computational modelling of zeolite structures and properties
• Zeolite applications in environmental and energy technologies
The meeting will also feature keynote presentations covering industrial zeolite catalysis, zeolite synthesis, refining catalysis and computational zeolite chemistry.
Supporting Zeolite Research
Understanding how gases and vapors interact with zeolites is important for evaluating their adsorption properties and performance.
Hiden Isochema’s gravimetric sorption instruments enable precise measurement of gas and vapor uptake under controlled conditions, supporting research into adsorption behaviour, pore structure and the performance of zeolites and other porous materials.
These measurements can contribute to research across applications including gas separation, carbon capture, catalysis and energy-related materials.
We look forward to connecting with researchers at the British Zeolite Association Annual Meeting and discussing the latest developments in zeolite research and sorption analysis.
If you’re attending the meeting at Durham University, we’d be pleased to connect and discuss how Hiden Isochema’s sorption analysis solutions can support your research.
