Organizers’ Corner September 2026

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Whether you’ve organized many ECS Meeting symposia or are considering your first, planning a meeting symposium is no small task. From developing a compelling technical program and attracting high-quality submissions to promoting your symposium and creating opportunities for connection, ECS is here to support you. The Symposium Organizers’ Corner highlights tools, resources, important deadlines, and proven strategies to help you plan a successful ECS meeting and make the most of your experience as an organizer.

250th ECS Meeting

Replace Withdrawn Talks

  • To fill gaps in the program caused by withdrawn talks, use the online form to promote poster presentations to oral presentations.
  • Changes are due by October 19, 2026.
251st ECS Meeting

Submission to the 251st ECS Meeting is open!

Things To Do
  • Reach out to co-organizers to begin planning your symposium.
  • Invite featured speakers to present in your symposium.
  • Encourage others—students, colleagues, etc.—to submit abstracts.
  • Remind any participants (speaker, co-organizers, session chairs, etc.) living abroad to begin their visa application process. Request a preliminary Visa Letter of Invitation.
  • Watch for a Welcome to Organizing email with important information from the ECS Technical Program Team, including:
    • Timelines and deadlines
    • Training opportunities
    • Accessing and monitoring submissions
    • Raising sponsorship funds
Questions?

Contact JaneAnn Wormann, Technical Program Manager.

Note

Keep this Symposium Organizers’ Corner handy for the latest resources, reminders, and opportunities—and don’t hesitate to reach out to the ECS team when you need support. Whether you’re new to symposium organizing or an experienced hand, we’re here to help and make the task of organizing easier, from planning and promotion to the symposium itself. 

And thank you for helping make ECS symposia a place where ideas are shared, collaborations begin, and the electrochemical and solid state science community moves forward. Together, we can create meetings that inspire discovery, foster collaboration, and advance the science.

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