The Journal of The Electrochemical Society is publishing a collection of papers on corrosion science and engineering for a sustainable future.
In today’s era of ever-increasing demand for metals, sustainable development is at the forefront of our attention. Corrosion science and engineering, including corrosion protection, are integral to sustainable development, as they enhance the durability and efficiency of infrastructure, conserve resources, and prolong objects’ lifespans. (more…)
David Kwabi, Yale University
The ECS New England Section invites you to its June 2026 Section Meeting on June 23, 2026, at Northeastern University.
The event includes a presentation by David Kwabi (Yale University), a buffet dinner, and networking.
Register now
From left to right: Rebecca Willner, Marola Lenhard, and Leonhard Tannesia. (Photo by PaulSakuma.com)
Congratulations to Marola Lenhard, Leonhard Tannesia, and Rebecca Willner, winners of the 249th ECS Meeting Z01—General Student Poster Session Awards. Please take a moment to celebrate all the Z01 participants’ excellent work!
249th ECS MeetingSuccess in Seattle!
Thank you, Organizers and Session Chairs, for a successful 249th ECS Meeting in Seattle. It was wonderful to connect and catch up. We hope you learned new things and met new people while sharing your work.
As we always say, Session Chairs are the engine of ECS meetings. You keep things running on time and in order. We appreciate your dedication of time and effort to your sessions. (more…)
A new ECS Advances (ECSA) focus issue titled Electrochemical Innovations is planned in connection with the Z02—Celebrating Electrochemical and Solid-State Science Innovations symposium at the 250th ECS Meeting in Calgary, Canada, from October 25–29, 2026. The issue aims to encourage publications emphasizing novel scientific developments in electrochemistry and the translation of scientific discoveries across the “valley of death” into commercial processes and products. This initiative aligns with The Electrochemical Society (ECS)’s vision to accelerate scientific discovery, advance theory, encourage research, promote technology, and accelerate innovation in electrochemical and solid-state science for the public benefit.
Manuscripts that address electrochemical innovations or novel developments in cell designs, systems, reactions, methods, diagnostics, or mechanistic understanding, rather than routine or incremental advances, across all areas of electrochemical and solid state science and engineering are welcomed. Submissions from all disciplines and geographic regions are encouraged, with particular emphasis on student participation. Presentation at the 250th ECS Meeting Z02 symposium is not required for submission to this focus issue. (more…)
The Z05 Symposium and Workshop takes place on Sunday and Monday, May 24–25, 2026, in Seattle, WA, during the 249th ECS Meeting. The symposium includes three expert panels from academia and industry, offering graduate students and postdocs valuable insights into career paths and professional development in the ever-evolving field of electrochemistry. Nobel laureate M. Stanley Whittingham is featured in the third panel.
The symposium is designed to:
Strengthen the academic and professional network of early-career researchers across Western North America;
Foster meaningful connections among scientists and engineers;
Introduce relevant research grant opportunities;
Provide space for participants to share their work and experiences.
Panelists will be available during coffee breaks to provide feedback and engage in networking discussions. (more…)
Roger Loo
The Electrochemical Society hosted “Epitaxial Si/SiGe Multilayers for novel logic and memory devices” a live webinar by Roger Loo (imec) on May 6, 2026. A live question and answer session followed. Answers to some of the questions not addressed during the broadcast follow.
Replay webinarHow do you avoid TSVs (thru silicon vias)?
This presentation did not cover the post epi device fabrication steps. For this question, we kindly refer the audience to the work published by Anabela Veloso et al 2024 ECS Trans. 113 13, https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1149/11302.0013ecst
Tyra Lewis
Their experiences reveal not just what happens at the meetings, but why they matter—and barriers that can make participation challenging.
Thanks to these ECS Student Chapter student members for sharing what it’s like to attend ECS Meetings!
Markus Schilling
Markus Schilling
Technische Universität München
The Electrochemical Society hosted “Cobalt Dissolution from PtxCo/C Cathode Catalysts in PEM fuel cells: In Situ Quantification and Removal Methods,” a webinar by Markus Schilling (Technische Universität München), on April 15, 2026. A live Question and Answer session followed. Some questions not addressed during the broadcast are answered below.
Replay webinar
