9th ECHEMS Meeting in Lochow, Poland
23 June 2013 - 26 June 2013
Austria
ECHEMS is a new international series of meetings aimed at promoting the use and development of electrochemistry as a powerful tool to study scientific problems in hot areas of current research. One of the primary goals is to organize conferences every year.
The aim of ECHEMS is to gather experienced scientists and young researchers to present and discuss the most relevant results of their work. Friendly and informal atmosphere during the meeting always favor exchanging the ideas and sharing the experience between the participants.
The topic addressed in the 9th ECHEMS Meeting is “Electrochemistry in Particles, Droplets, and Bubbles”. Its selection was motivated by a key role that (nano)particles, droplets, and bubbles play in contemporary electrochemistry – from fundamental studies to functionalization of the materials. The unique properties of nanoparticles are nowadays explored in most of our laboratories, however their role in electrochemical processes is still far from being well understood. Droplets or liquid films provide unique electrode modification with a well defined liquid-liquid interface and specific geometry of solid-liquid-liquid three phase junction. Bubbles play important role in electrode reactions with gaseous reactants.Abstract submission is open until March 15.
The aim of ECHEMS is to gather experienced scientists and young researchers to present and discuss the most relevant results of their work. Friendly and informal atmosphere during the meeting always favor exchanging the ideas and sharing the experience between the participants.
The topic addressed in the 9th ECHEMS Meeting is “Electrochemistry in Particles, Droplets, and Bubbles”. Its selection was motivated by a key role that (nano)particles, droplets, and bubbles play in contemporary electrochemistry – from fundamental studies to functionalization of the materials. The unique properties of nanoparticles are nowadays explored in most of our laboratories, however their role in electrochemical processes is still far from being well understood. Droplets or liquid films provide unique electrode modification with a well defined liquid-liquid interface and specific geometry of solid-liquid-liquid three phase junction. Bubbles play important role in electrode reactions with gaseous reactants.Abstract submission is open until March 15.