We’re pleased to announce that Hiden Isochema will be attending the 2026 International Congress on Membranes and Membrane Processes (ICOM 2026), taking place from 18-24 July 2026 in San Antonio, Texas, USA.
ICOM 2026 brings together the international membrane science community to share the latest developments in membrane materials, processes and applications. The programme spans a wide range of topics, from membrane characterisation and modelling to gas separation, CO₂ capture, water treatment and sustainable membrane technologies.
What to Expect
Membrane technologies play an important role in some of today’s biggest separation challenges, from removing CO₂ from gas streams to producing clean water and recovering valuable resources.
The programme will explore key areas including:
• Gas separation and carbon dioxide capture
• Membrane characterisation and modelling
• Mixed-matrix and inorganic membranes
• Membrane adsorbers for resource recovery
• Sustainable membrane processes
• Desalination and water treatment
Supporting Membrane Research
Understanding how gases and vapours interact with membrane materials is essential for evaluating adsorption behaviour, selectivity and transport performance.
Our gravimetric sorption instruments enable precise measurement of gas and vapour uptake under controlled conditions, supporting the development and characterisation of membrane materials for applications including gas separation and carbon capture. Our MBR, meanwhile, is a dedicated membrane gas permeation analyzer, supplied with close-coupled mass spectrometer.
We look forward to connecting with researchers and industry professionals at ICOM 2026. If you’re attending, we’d be pleased to discuss how our sorption analysis solutions can support your membrane research.
