Electrochem 2024

Synopsis

SCI, RSC and the Institute of Corrosion would like to welcome you to Electrochem 2024 to be held from Wednesday 11 – Friday 13 September at the new John Dalton Science and Engineering Building. 

The themes being covered this year will be as follows:

• Energy
• Sensors 
• Corrosion Science
• Sustainability 
• General Electrochemistry

Professor Nigel Brandon OBE FREng FRS, Imperial College London, is the 2024 recipient of the Castner Medal. His lecture will be titled:"From Bench to Business: Innovations in Electrochemical Technology for the Low Carbon Energy Transition.

Abstract: Electrochemical technology will play a key role in the transition to low carbon energy systems, offering both highly efficient conversion between molecules and electrons, and a means of storing electricity to balance renewable power generation. The speaker will discuss his experience of taking electrochemical technology out of University labs into products, for this range of applications. This will be done in the context of Ceres Power, a FTSE listed fuel cell and electrolyser company spun-out from Imperial College in 2000; RFC Power, a flow battery company spun-out in 2018; and M-SPIN, a recent spin-out manufacturing low cost high surface metals and oxides for electrochemical devices.

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Attendees

Electrochem 2024 will be a dynamic forum of discussions for established scientists as well as early career researchers and PhD students.

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Confirmed speakers

Prof Bilge Yildiz, MIT, USA
Prof Ifan E L Stephens, Imperial College London, UK
Prof Andrea E Russell, University of Southampton, UK
Prof David Shoesmith, University of Western Ontario, Canada
Prof Nigel Brandon, Imperial College London
Prof Jin Xuan

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Programme

For further information about the event, visit the RSC website.

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Exhibition and sponsorship information

For further information and prices, visit the RSC website.

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Call for abstracts

Abstract information can be found on the RSC website.

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Accessibility Grants

SCI accessibility grants are available to support SCI members with disabilities, long term health conditions, those who require a carer, and members who are nursing parents to attend SCI events. Download an application form to apply for a grant.

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Venue and Contact

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Fees

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Organising committee

Dr Yagya N Regmi, Manchester Metropolitan University
Dr Tengfei Li, Manchester Metropolitan University
Dr Edward Randviir, Manchester Metropolitan University
Dr Samuel Rowley-Neale, Manchester Metropolitan University
Dr Robert Crapnell, Manchester Metropolitan University

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