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Whether you’re organizing your first ECS symposium or have years of experience, you don’t have to do it alone. The Symposium Organizers’ Corner is your go-to resource for the tools, guidance, deadlines, and practical tips you need to plan, promote, and deliver a successful symposium. We’re here to make the process smoother and help bring your vision to life.

Bookmark the Symposium Organizers’ Corner and check back for new resources, important reminders, and opportunities to make your symposium even stronger. Have questions or need assistance? The ECS team is ready to support you every step of the way. (more…)

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Why serve as a poster competition judge for an ECS biannual meeting? And what can student poster presenters learn from the judges’ perspectives? We posed these questions to several judges of the Z01 General Student Poster Competition judges to gain insight into why volunteering as a judge is a rewarding experience and what makes a standout poster.

Established in 1995, the Z01 poster session gives graduate and undergraduate students a forum to present research of general interest to the ECS community. Its goals are to foster and promote work in electrochemical and solid state science and technology while encouraging active student interest and participation in the Society. Any student who enters a poster is eligible to compete for one of three awards (provided they meet a few submission requirements).

But the awards are only part of the story. As the jurors’ insights reveal, the competition offers valuable opportunities for both presenters and judges. (more…)

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Whether you’re a seasoned ECS symposium organizer or planning your first, ECS is here to support you. The Symposium Organizers’ Corner brings together tools, resources, deadlines, and practical tips to help you plan, promote, and deliver a successful ECS symposium.

ECS 250 is nearly here!

Follow these steps to fill gaps left in your program by withdrawn talks. (more…)

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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. (more…)

250th ECS Meeting 

Late Abstract Submission is open. Authors who missed the regular submission deadline still have the opportunity to participate in the meeting by presenting a late poster. Encourage anyone who still wants to present at the meeting to submit a late poster. 

If your session chair assignments are not done, please send the full list of chairs, including first name, last name, and session title, to Sarah Hazuka ASAP.  (more…)