Recap – 2016 IICRC/CIRI Conference and Symposium
By any measure (100+ attendance, participant survey response, etc.), the IICRC/CIRI Restoration Technical Conference and Science Symposium held April 10-11 2016 at Georgia Tech in Atlanta was a great success. Participants heard results of new research on cleaning and restoration science, including:
- Results from continuing work on ATP as a measure of cleanliness and contamination (Richard Shaughnessy; Greg Whiteley)
- The results of research on detergent-free cleaning technology from electrolysis (Russ Pylkki, Tennant Company)
There were also wide-ranging panel discussions on experience with the ISSA Clean Standards and future trends in cleaning and restoration science.
For a more detailed review of the conference, take a look at The Journal of Cleaning, Restoration and Inspection (June 2016 issue). And, if you missed the 2016 conference/symposium, check out the following for another great IICRC technical conference in 2017:
The Summit at Lone Mountain
Leaders Building the Science of Cleaning, Restoration & Inspection
August 9-11, at Big Sky, Montana
