Congratulations to the winners of the PRiME 2024 Z01 General Student Poster Session Awards. Submissions included 378 abstracts and 195 ePosters. Thanks to the generous support from The Electrochemical Society of Japan (ECSJ) and The Korean Electrochemical Society (KECS), we were able to recognize 10 outstanding students, with Chanachai Pattanathummasid from Kyoto University taking the grand prize. Please take a moment to celebrate all the Z01 participants’ excellent work! (more…)
Ying Xia Receives 2024 Pacific Northwest Section Electrochemistry Student Award
Posted on September 3, 2024 by Genevieve GoldyYing Xia of the University of Washington is the 2024 ECS Pacific Northwest Section Electrochemistry Student Award Sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific recipient. The award recognizes Ying’s outstanding contribution to understanding and controlling dynamic processes at the electrode-electrolyte interface in energy storage devices, exceptional cross-institutional collaborative leadership in electrochemistry, and dedication to community engagement through education and outreach. The award is presented at the Pacific Northwest Section meeting held during the Oregon Electrochemistry Conference from September 19-20, 2024, in Eugene, OR.
Learn more about the award and review the list of past recipients on the award page. (more…)
2024 ECS Energy Technology Division Graduate Student Award Winners Announced
Posted on August 1, 2024 by Genevieve Goldy
Noor Ul Hassan and Maha Yusuf Receive Awards
The ECS Energy Technology Division recognized the 2024 recipients of the Energy Technology Division Graduate Student Award Sponsored by BioLogic at the 245th ECS Meeting held in San Francisco, CA. Congratulations to Noor Ul Hassan of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, recognized for advances in the understanding and performance of electrochemical fuel cells and electrolyzers, and Maha Yusuf of Princeton University for her scientific contribution to revealing three-dimensional morphological growth mechanisms and spatial heterogeneities of dead and active Li on graphite anodes, in situ, non-destructively in a full-cell lithium-ion battery under extreme fast-charging conditions
Award winners
Anu Adamson and Shipeng Jia Receive 2024 Canada Section Student Award
Posted on July 1, 2024 by Genevieve GoldyCongratulations to the 2024 ECS Canada Section Student Award winners, Anu Adamson, Dalhousie University, for her contributions to the understanding and eliminating self-discharge in Li-ion and Na-ion batteries, and Shipeng Jia, McGill University, for contributions to the field of electrochemistry and energy storage materials and excellent achievements in advancing sodium and lithium-ion battery research.
Award winners
Eleven new student chapters in Canada, China, Mexico, Poland, Turkey, UK, and US were chartered at the ECS Board of Directors May 30 meeting, bringing the total number of chapters around the world to 147!
Join us in welcoming the new chapters into our supportive, global community. (more…)
245th ECS Meeting: General Student Poster Session Award Winners
Posted on May 30, 2024 by Maggie HohenadelCongratulations to Fadi Khoury, Zhengke Tu, and Carol-Lynn Gee, winners of the 245th ECS Meeting Z01 General Student Poster Session Awards. Over 200 posters were submitted! Please take a moment to celebrate all the Z01 participants’ excellent work! (more…)
The Society and ECS Korea Section congratulate the 2024 Korea Section Student Award winner, Minji Kim. The award recognizes Minji’s significant contributions to elucidating the degradation mechanisms of cathode materials in lithium ion batteries.
Join us in congratulating Minji! We wish her continued success in her electrochemistry and solid state science studies and research.
Minji Kim
Minji Kim is enrolled in the integrated Energy Science and Engineering MS and PhD program at Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), where she started in the fall of 2018. Her research under Professor Won-Sub Yoon’s supervision at the SKKU Energy Conversion & Storage Materials Laboratory (ECSML) focuses on analyzing the capacity degradation mechanisms of cathode materials for lithium ion batteries using synchrotron x-ray. Her investigation of capacity degradation during long-term high-temperature cycles in a pouch full cell system, employing commercial Ni-rich layered cathode materials and graphite anode materials, was published in 2023 in Advanced Energy Materials (13, 41, 2302209). Minji also conducts ongoing research on various mechanisms of both commercial cathode materials and next-generation cathode materials, including Li-rich disordered materials. (more…)
Apply NOW for the 245th ECS Meeting in San Francisco
Why you should apply to be a Student Ambassador at the 245th ECS Meeting from May 26-30 in San Francisco, CA: (more…)
Discovering New Talent at PRiME 2024 General Student Poster Competition
Posted on February 2, 2024 by ECS StaffAmong the many exciting symposia and activities planned for PRiME 2024—a joint international meeting of The Electrochemical Society (ECS), ECS Japan Section (ECSJ), and the Korean Electrochemical Society (KECS)—the General Student Poster Competition stands out as a unique opportunity for student authors to showcase their research and vie for prestigious awards. The competition, which takes place from 1800-2000h on Tuesday, October 8, 2024, at the Hawaiian Convention Center in Honolulu, promises to be a highlight of the conference.
Eligibility Criteria
The General Student Poster Competition is an excellent platform for student authors to present their research findings. To participate, students are required to: (more…)
245th ECS Meeting Topic Close-up: Z01 – General Student Poster Session
Posted on November 16, 2023 by ECS StaffTopic close-up #12
Symposium: Z01—General Student Poster Session
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Deadline for submitting abstracts:
December 1, 2023
Submit today!Symposium focus: Supported by all ECS divisions, the General Student Poster Session exists to stimulate active student interest and participation in ECS as well as to promote work in both electrochemical and solid state science. Graduate and undergraduate students can use this forum to share research results of general interest to the ECS community while refining their presentation skills and building their professional network. (more…)