Using Social Media To Connect With Your Professional Community

Social media is a great way to boost your visibility as a serious student of solid state and electrochemical science, learn about important developments and key players in the field, build your ECS Student Chapter, and launch/navigate your career.

When you engage on social media as a professional, your membership in ECS’s unique community gives you a springboard. You can employ ECS’s Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube channels to build your network, share valuable research you discover, and help share ECS news. When you publish research, social media is a great tool for enhancing the discovery of your paper, and research indicates that social sharing increases the likelihood of citations and replications.

Here are some tips to help you effectively promote your professional self, your ECS Student Chapter, and your work on social media: (more…)

The National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Energy, and German Research Foundation are sponsoring a workshop on Electroorganic Chemistry: From Synthesis to Chemical Manufacturing on February 13-14, 2020 in Alexandria, VA. (more…)

Proceedings from the 237th ECS Meeting with the 18th International Meeting on Chemical Sensors (IMCS 2020) now are available for preorder. ECS Transactions volume 97, issues 1-6, now are available for purchase through April 6, 2020.

ECS members are eligible for a 20% discount on orders!

Be sure to order early to guarantee your copy. For more information, visit www.electrochem.org/ecst.

A recent study warns that U.S. nuclear waste storage containers could corrode, according to Ohio State News.

On January 27, in the paper, “Self-accelerated corrosion of nuclear waste forms at material interfaces,” researchers reported that the “corrosion of nuclear waste storage materials accelerates because of changes in the chemistry of the nuclear waste solution, and because of the way the materials interact with one another,” risking harm to people and the surrounding environment. (more…)

The 237th ECS Meeting with IMCS 2020 will offer five days of learning, technical presentations, business development, and networking opportunities for scientists, engineers, and industry leaders.

With a technical program of 2,900 presentations, including over 640 IMCS 2020 abstracts, short courses, professional development workshops, and a bustling exhibit floor, the meeting has something to offer everyone. Peruse the full Call for Papers and also visit the ECS Blog to check out topic close-ups for select symposia. (more…)

Krishnan Rajeshwar, past ECS president, editor-in-chief of the ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology, and a leading researcher in solar fuels, was recently featured on the podcast Conceptual Science where he discusses solar fuels, their chemistry, challenges, and prospects. Co-hosts John and Tracy Suchocki describe the interview as one of their more technical episodes—what better audience to tune in that ours! So if you’re into chemical reactions, particularly oxidations and reductions, this may be of interest. (more…)

Don’t miss out!

Tens of thousands of today’s and tomorrow’s top electrochemists, solid state science engineers, scientists, and industry leaders attend ECS meetings.

Your ad plus our attendees equals business! (more…)

Join us. Everyone’s going!

ECS and our 3,000 attendees will be at the 237th ECS Meeting in Montréal, Canada this May 10-14, 2020! This is a prime opportunity to showcase and educate our attendees—researchers in academia, government, and industry—about your products and services.

Make your company stand out and enhance your presence by taking advantage of our customizable sponsorship opportunities that we offer exclusively to exhibitors. (more…)