Chernov Transformable Space

Chernov Transformable Space is named after the Russian metallurgist and inventor Dmitry Chernov (1839-1921).

Chernov established that as temperature is changed steel properties are altered and it undergoes polymorphic transformations. Identified by hot steel colour, the critical temperatures were plotted on a chart where Chernov calculated key points that are still known as Chernov’s points. In 1879, he published a monograph Studies Relating to the Structure of Cast Steel Ingots, which described the main crystalline structures and their effects on steel properties. One type of crystals, dendrite, was also named in the scientist’s honour.

About the space:

Chernov Transformable Space seats up to 68 people. It can be divided quickly into three independent rooms, up to 18 people each. The space has special-purpose divider walls can be used as a whiteboard, large screens to show slides or video, and a speaker tracking system to deliver lectures, trainings or any other event, both online and offline.