University of Houston launches advanced micro-credentialing program

Houston, TX – The University of Houston announced the launch of its latest micro-credentialing program, “Advances of Elastomers: Science and Technology.” This innovative online course is designed to provide professionals with cutting-edge knowledge and skills in the field of elastomers, addressing the latest advancements and applications in this critical area of material science.

Program Overview – The “Advances of Elastomers: Science and Technology” program will take place on November 10-11 and November 17-18, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM CST. The course will be delivered entirely online, making it accessible to participants worldwide. The program is priced at $1,500, with a discounted rate of $1,200 per participant for groups of five or more from the same organization.

Elastomers are essential materials used in a wide range of applications, from aircraft tires to sonar dome windows. Recent advancements in elastomeric materials, including new synthetic rubbers, elastomer nanocomposites, and sustainable materials, have revolutionized the industry. This program will cover these advancements, focusing on sustainability, recycling, and energy considerations for the rubber industry.

Who Should Attend? – The program is tailored for professionals in various industries, including:
Tire and non-tire industries
Oil and gas industries
Polymer companies
Sales and marketing professionals with an engineering background
Individuals seeking to develop a career or business in elastomers
Rubber and rubber products manufacturing industries

Expert Instructors – Participants will benefit from lectures delivered by a team of experts from both industry and academia, providing new insights and skills necessary to meet the demands of modern elastomer applications. Please visit University of Houston’s website for the name of the instructors and their biodata.

For any query, please contact Professor Anil K. Bhowmick ( akbhowmick@uh.edu)