Topic Close-up #16Symposium G02: Silicon Compatible Emerging Materials, Processes, and Technologies for Advanced CMOS and Post-CMOS Applications 12
The Electrification of Everything webinar is co-presented by the MRS Bulletin and The Electrochemical Society.
Date: December 15, 2021
Time: 1200-1330h EST
Cost: Free
Registration is required to view the webinar. (more…)
We are excited to announce that the abstract submission deadline for the upcoming 241st ECS Meeting has been extended through December 17, 2021! Don’t miss the opportunity to present your latest work to thousands of colleagues from across the globe at the meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, from May 29 – June 2, 2022.
Check the full Call for Papers and visit the ECS Blog for more detailed topic close-ups on selected symposia.
The First International Conference on Smart Green Connected Societies 2021 (ICTSGS-1) sponsored by ECS takes place virtually on November 29 and 30, 2021, JST.* This biannual conference, founded by Professors Hidemitsu Furukawa and Ajit Khosla of Yamagata University, Japan, is dedicated to the cause of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The purpose of the conference is to engage, bring awareness, and empower stakeholders such as students, scientists, academics, and industry at the grassroots level, thereby accelerating Ecosystem Restoration and SDGs.
Response to the call for abstracts has been overwhelming with more than 3317 submissions from 26 countries. After rigorous peer review by at least two experts, a total of 2011 abstracts were accepted for the conference, bringing the total acceptance ratio to 60.62 percent. (more…)
Topic Close-up #15Symposium E01 Electrodeposition of Alloys, Intermetallic Compounds, and Eutectics 2
Topic Close-up #14Symposium A02: Lithium Ion Batteries
Topic Close-up #13Symposium A05: Battery Recycling and Reuse
Symposium focus: From portable electronics to electric vehicles and renewable energy storage, batteries continue to deeply penetrate our daily life and industrial uses. With the rapid increase of battery usage, a huge amount of spent batteries will be generated in the coming years. At the same time, booming battery manufacturing will result in the resource shortage and price increase of critical metals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, and copper. In addition, if not carefully treated, the flammable and toxic waste generated from the disposal of used batteries can cause severe environmental pollution. Therefore, it is highly desirable to develop efficient technologies to recycle and reuse batteries for the benefit of recapturing valuable materials and mitigating environmental pollution. In the past few years, significant effort has been made in the development of better designs and processes to enable sustainable battery recycling. This symposium provides a forum for scientists and engineers to communicate recent progress and exchange ideas in the area of battery recycling. Topics addressed in this symposium include, but are not be limited to: (more…)
Topic Close-up #12Symposium E02 – Nucleation and Growth: Measurements, Processes, and Materials
Topic Close-up #11Symposium D01: Solid-State Devices, Materials and Sensors: In Memory of Dolf Landheer
