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Take the time to honor and support your friends and colleagues, be sure to add the Division and Section award winners’ talks to your calendar, they are scheduled in various symposia throughout the week. ECS Electronics and Photonics Division Award Monday, May 30 | 0820-0900h Aqua 310 B High Power Nitride Based Field Effect Transistors By Michael Shur Michael Shur has received degrees from St. Petersburg Electrochemical University and the A. F. Ioffe Institute. Currently, he is the Patricia W....
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We thank our symposia sponsors Symposia sponsors enable ECS to support the travel expenses and registration fees of invited speakers, students and researchers with limited financial resources. For a full list of symposia at the 229th ECS meeting, please see page 5 of our sponsorship and exhibit brochure. If you have questions about symposia sponsorship, please contact John Lewis at 609.737.1902 ext. 120. Symposium sponsors Gold level Pine Research L02 - Electrocatalysis 8 Silver level Aldrich Materials Science B01 -...
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The Electrochemical Society will present the award at its spring meeting in Chicago Pennington, NJ – (February 9, 2015) – Henry White will be awarded the 2015 Allen J. Bard Award at the 227th Electrochemical Society Meeting in Chicago, Illinois May 2015. Salt Lake City local Henry White is a world leader in the field of electrochemistry, preforming pioneering research in energy storage and fundamental studies of reduction-oxidation reactions and electron-transfer reactions, and the structure of interfaces between metals and…
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The ECS Toyota Young Investigator Fellowship Selection Committee has selected three recipients who will receive $50,000 each for the inaugural fellowships for projects in green energy technology. The winners are Professor Patrick Cappillino, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth; Professor Yogesh (Yogi) Surendranath, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and Professor David Go, University of Notre Dame. The Electrochemical Society (ECS), in partnership with the Toyota Research Institute of North America (TRINA), a division of Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. (TEMA),...
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196th ECS Meeting | Honolulu, HI | Oct. 18, 1999 Recent Progress in Photoelectrochemistry The technical program officially began with a plenary lecture by Professor Kenichi Honda of the Tokyo Institute of Polytechnics. Professor Honda can truly be regarded as one of the pioneers of modern photoelectrochemistry. He is perhaps best known, outside of this specialized community, for his landmark study of the solar-assisted electrolysis of water with irradiated titanium dioxide photoanodes. This work was carried out when Honda was…
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200th ECS Meeting | San Francisco, CA | Sept. 3, 2001 Field-Induced Charges in Organic Crystals: New Perspectives for Science and Technology The plenary lecture, entitled, “Field-Induced Charges in Organic Crystals: New Perspectives for Science and Technology,” was given by Bertram Batlogg, a Professor of Physics at ETH, Zurich. The talk focused on a new generation of organic semiconductors, their attributes relative to inorganic semiconductors such as Si and Group II-V compounds, and their applicability to molecular electronics and opto-electronic…
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201st ECS Meeting | Philadelphia, PA | May 13, 2002 Chemistry Is Electric Monday morning saw the official opening of the meeting, with the first of three plenary talks, this one sponsored by Wilson Greatbatch, Ltd. Arnold Thackray, president of the Chemical Heritage Foundation, presented his lecture to a packed audience. Entitled “Chemistry is Electric: A Cavalcade of History from Benjamin Franklin and Alessandro Volta to Gordon Moore and Beyond,” his talk was a nostalgic trip through the history of electrochemical…
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204th ECS Meeting | Orlando, FL | Oct. 13, 2003 When Will We Be Able to Buy and Drive Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles Fritz Kalhammer, formerly of the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and now an independent consultant in energy and process technology, gave the plenary lecture (with the above title) on Monday morning. If the packed fuel cell sessions that followed were anything to go by, the topic of this lecture could not have been more relevant and timely….
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206th ECS Meeting | Honolulu, HI | Oct. 18, 2004 Innovative Challenges of Bioelectronics Professor Masuo Aizawa was introduced by Junichi Tanahashi, the President of ECSJ for 2004. After a stellar academic career at the Tokyo Institute of Technology in the field of bioelectronics and biosensors, Aizawa joined the administrative ranks there and is currently serving as president of the University. Professor Aizawa’s lecture, entitled “Innovative Challenges of Bioelectronics,” began with a discussion of the world changing to a globalized knowledge…
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