ECPC2027 webinar #5: Improving the thermal protection of cold protective garments by the application of phase change material (PCM) - Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkool
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ECPC2027 webinar #5: Improving the thermal protection of cold protective garments by the application of phase change material (PCM)

ECPC2027 webinar #5: Improving the thermal protection of cold protective garments by the application of phase change material (PCM)

29.
September

ECPC2027 webinar #5: Improving the thermal protection of cold protective garments by the application of phase change material (PCM)

24. - 27. May - Schedule of 2026/2027 spring semester 18. - 22. January - Schedule of 2026/2027 autumn semester 10. - 11. October - Open House Tallinn x TTK 29. September - ECPC2027 webinar #5: Improving 21. September - Open Lecture: Lessons from Earthquake 16. September - ARTEMIS Student Evening in brand 10. September - ART4MENTAL Think Tank 16. June - TTK summer graduation ceremonies 15. June - ECPC2027 webinar #4: PPE and protection 12. June - TTK summer graduation ceremonies

WHAT: ECPC2027 webinar #5: Improving the thermal protection of cold protective garments by the application of phase change material (PCM)

WHEN: September 29, 2026

SPEAKER: Barbara Pause
Webinar is moderated by prof Ada Traumann

Register HERE

This webinar is part of the 12th European Conference on Protective Clothing (ECPC 2027) – one of Europe’s leading scientific and industry forums dedicated to protective clothing and personal protective equipment (PPE). The conference taking place in May 2027 at TTK University of Applied Sciences will bring together researchers, industry leaders, manufacturers, testing specialists, and end-users from across Europe and beyond.

Webinar sessions explore the latest advancements in protective clothing, innovative materials, testing and certification methods, and key industry trends.

More information about the conference and webinar series is available at https://ecpc2027.ee and ECPC LinkedIn