InterPore - International Conference on Porous Media       

About the Event

InterPore brings together researchers, industry professionals, and students working on porous materials across energy, environmental science, and materials engineering.

The conference focuses on understanding how internal structure influences material behavior, with emphasis on experimental methods and imaging techniques used to analyze pore-scale processes.

Tescan at the Event

Tescan participates as an exhibitor, sponsor, and speaker, focusing on micro-CT for porous media analysis.

At the event, Tescan will:

• UniTOM HR 2 for high-resolution 3D micro-CT imaging  

• Workflows for dynamic and in-situ tomography  

• Applications in pore structure analysis and material behavior 
  

These approaches enable non-destructive 3D imaging, quantitative pore analysis, and time-resolved studies of porous materials.  

Micro-CT for Porous Media Analysis   

Micro-CT (micro-computed tomography) is a non-destructive imaging technique used to visualize the internal structure of porous materials in 3D. It allows analysis of pore networks, transport pathways, and structural changes without cutting the sample.

Typical applications include:

• Pore size distribution and connectivity 

• Fluid flow and transport behavior 

• Crystallization and phase changes 

• Structural evolution over time 

Agenda / Programme

21 May 2026 | Investigating Cooling Induced Salt Crystallization in Porous Media Using Lab-based Dynamic Micro-CT

Presenter: Gülce Kalyoncu | Author: Arjen Mascini 

Who Should Attend 

• Researchers in porous media and materials science 

• Energy and environmental scientists 

• Micro-CT and tomography users 

• Academic and industrial research teams .

Registration

Registration is available via the official event website:

Tescan will be available on-site for discussions and meetings. 

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