Early Career Forum

The ECS Electrodeposition Division (ELDP) launched the Early Career Forum (ECF) to bring together PhD and MSc students, postdocs, and starting assistant professors or young professionals around the world doing research in electroless and electrochemical deposition and related fields. The forum aims to be a platform for the regular exchange of ideas, including short talks and open discussion sessions, allowing the members to benefit from the experience of other early career researchers. The format is similar to ECS Student Chapters, but on an international level. (more…)

The ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology is publishing a focus issue in connection with the 241st ECS Meeting Carbon Nanostructures and Devices symposia.

The ECS Nanocarbon Division offers eight to 10 symposia covering different aspects of nanocarbon research in the Society’s spring meeting and a general nanocarbon symposium in the fall meeting. About 15-20 percent of the presented papers in the spring meeting are from symposia offered by the nanocarbon division. Researchers across the globe participate in these meetings.

This focus issue is intended to encourage the up-and-coming younger generation of scientists working on nanocarbons to participate in ECS Nanocarbon Division activities and publish their work in Society journals. This intended high-impact issue will provide up-to-date information on all areas of nanocarbon research. (more…)

ECS champions members and their research

When the rock group Queen sang “We are the champions of the world,” they could have been describing ECS members.

“Science and scientists are absolutely vital to solving health issues and climate change—the grand challenges confronting society. The ECS community—scientists and engineers, students and postdocs, young and old minds—has a great role to play in solving these problems.”

Arumugam “Ram” Manthiram
Director, Texas Materials Institute and the Materials Science and Engineering Program
Joe C. Walter Chair in Engineering and Jack S. Josey Professor in Energy Studies
The University of Texas Austin (more…)

Topic Close-up #14

Symposium: E04: 100 Years of the Electrodeposition Division: Past, Present, and Future

Deadline for Submitting Abstracts:
April 22, 2022

Topic Close-up #13

Symposium: E03: Electrochemical and Electrophoretic Deposition of Ceramics, Oxides, and Composites

Deadline for Submitting Abstracts:
April 22, 2022

Topic Close-up #12

Symposium: E02: Electrochemical and Electroless Deposition of Functional Materials (Theory, Numerical Simulations, and Applications) 2

Deadline for Submitting Abstracts:
April 22, 2022

Topic Close-up #11

Symposium: E01 – Electrodeposition for Energy Applications 6

Deadline for Submitting Abstracts:
April 22, 2022

Topic Close-up #10

Symposium: D03: Advanced 3D Interconnect Technologies and Packaging

Deadline for Submitting Abstracts:
April 22, 2022

ECS brings your work to the world

Electrochemistry and solid state science and technology are the keys to solving many global problems. ECS is committed to supporting its members to accelerate the speed of science. (more…)

The Electrochemical Society is proud to announce the Society’s distinguished members recognized as 2021 Highly Cited Researchers. The prestigious list, published by the Web of Science Group at Clarivate Analytics, identifies scientists and social scientists who produced multiple papers ranking in the top 1 percent by citations for their field and year of publication, demonstrating significant research influence among their peers.

The total number of highly cited researchers in 2021 was 6,602, which includes 2,828 for cross-field performance and 3,774 in specific fields. According to Clarivate, Highly Cited Researchers are one in 1,000 of the world’s population of scientists and social scientists.

Research by the following ECS members is shaping scientific discourse today and into the future. (more…)