On September 22 and 23, 2025, Dresden will host the annual highlight for carbon-reinforced concrete topics – the 17th Carbon Concrete Days. The venue is the German Hygiene Museum in Dresden, where experts, planners, and innovators will come together to discuss the future of construction.

Why it's worth attending:

• Top expertise condensed into two days: There will be over 30 practical presentations with insights from research, planning, and implementation.
• Wide range of topics: Building construction, civil engineering, carbon-reinforced concrete in the cycle, special applications, and bridge construction – everything is covered.
• Evening program: On September 22, participants can look forward to a well-planned evening event with a panel discussion, buffet, and music – ideal for networking.

Who will be speaking?

The lecture day will feature top-class experts from research and industry, including representatives from TU Dresden, RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin, TU Braunschweig, CARBOCON, Hering Bau, Reaku, and others. Names such as Alexander Schumann, Magdalena Kimm, Rebecca Kissner, Roland Fink, Sergej Rempel, and many more guarantee a strong technical program.

Who should attend?

Builders, planners, construction companies, suppliers, software, machinery, and logistics providers—in short, anyone who works with or wants to work with carbon-reinforced concrete. The event brings together knowledge, practice, innovation, and valuable contacts.

Further information: https://carbonbetontage.de