The deadline for Poster presentation Abstracts submission is 1st August, 2025.
On the Registration Page, you’ll find the option to enroll in the GeoSlicer course. This two-day course is free for all registered attendees and will be led by LTrace representatives.
Don’t miss the opportunity to present your work at the 8th InterPore Brazil 2025 Send your abstract!
The 8th Brazil Chapter InterPore Conference on Porous Media will take place on the main Campus of the Federal University of Santa Catarina – UFSC. At the heart of Santa Catarina island, the Reitor João David Ferreira Lima Campus, also known as Trindade Campus, is located a few kilometres from some important places in the city, such as the International Airport, the bus station, the downtown, and the main touristic see sights, like Lagoa da Conceição, beaches, and the historic iron bridge Hercílio Luz.
Holding the conference at the Trindade Campus is an opportunity for the participants to meet local researchers and visit laboratories focused on the study, application, and development of new porous materials, designed for the most varied purposes. UFSC’s laboratories from the Mechanical, Chemical, and Materials Engineering departments and courses develop porous materials based on ceramics, polymers, and metals, as well as biomaterials and membranes, for instance. Another important UFSC facility is the Geology Department, which has laboratories and research groups focused on studying aquifers and reservoir rocks.
Make time in your schedule from 11th to 13th August 2025 to attend the 8th Brazil Chapter InterPore, a Conference that counts on CAPES support. Don’t miss this opportunity.
On the Registration Page, you’ll find the option to enroll in the 
Holding the conference at the Trindade Campus is an opportunity for the participants to meet local researchers and visit laboratories focused on the study, application, and development of new porous materials, designed for the most varied purposes. UFSC’s laboratories from the Mechanical, Chemical, and Materials Engineering departments and courses develop porous materials based on ceramics, polymers, and metals, as well as biomaterials and membranes, for instance. Another important UFSC facility is the Geology Department, which has laboratories and research groups focused on studying aquifers and reservoir rocks.
