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We’re one week out from kicking off our Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Webinar Series⚡🔬 📅 April 1st at 12 PM ET, we begin with “Introduction to Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy” ⚠️ Space is limited, so be sure to register 🔗 lnkd.in/eVVvV9EB

See you at booth 103 at the 249th ECS - The Electrochemical Society Meeting on May 24–28, in Seattle, WA! Learn more about the event: goto.bruker.com/4auqPqH @ECSorg #Bruker #ECSMeeting #ElectroChemistry

What does ECS membership really mean? For Prof. Netz Arroyo-Currás, it meant finding a welcoming community, lifelong connections, and a love for electrochemistry. Discover how ECS brings scientists together below!

✈️ Presenting at the 249th ECS Meeting in Seattle? Apply for an ECS Travel Grant to help cover your costs! Available for students, postdocs, and early-career researchers. ⏰ Deadline: March 2, 2026. Apply now: electrochem.org/travel-grants

Huge congrats to the 2025 Outstanding Student Chapter, Case Western Reserve University. 🏆 Inspired by their impact? 2026 applications are now open! Deadline: April 15, 2026 Learn more & apply: electrochem.org/ecsnews/2025-o…

249th ECS Meeting EXHIBIT FLOOR is OPEN! Join us in Seattle I May 24–28, 2026 Contact sponsorship@electrochem.org to get started.

Congrats to Abiram Krishnan, 2025 Georgia Section Outstanding Student Achievement Award recipient! From battery redox research to student leadership, his work is making an impact. Learn more: electrochem.org/ecsnews/abiram…

From electric vehicles to grid-scale storage, batteries power the future. ECS Online Battery Courses help you master the science behind next-generation energy solutions—on your schedule. Taught by experts. Certificate included. ➡️ Explore the courses: electrochem.org/ecsnews/energy…

What do lithium batteries, photoelectrochemistry, and diabetes care have in common? Adam Heller. Discover how one scientist bridged energy, materials, and medicine in this ECS Masters Series interview, available on YouTube. youtu.be/a_seNma1ERo?si…

Presenting at an ECS meeting means visibility, feedback, and new collaborations. The 250th ECS Meeting offers a global stage for your research. Submit today! Abstracts due March 27. electrochem.org/250

The 2026 ECS Society Officer Election is now underway. Meet the candidates, review their visions for ECS, and make your voice heard. Voting closes March 15, 2026! Read more and vote: electrochem.org/ecsnews/2026-e…

Meet the new ECS Europe Section Executive Committee 👋 With representatives from institutions across Europe, the committee is committed to collaboration, innovation, and community growth. Learn more: electrochem.org/ecsnews/ecs-eu…

💬 “With ECS, almost every single person is a quality lead.” Hear from Alex Peroff, Pine Research Instrumentation, Inc., on why exhibiting with ECS leads to meaningful conversations and real business opportunities.

🎥 ECS is celebrating 250 meetings, and we want to hear your story. Share a quick video about how ECS meetings have shaped your journey—your connections, your breakthroughs, your inspiration. Record your message! …ectrochemicalsocietyvoices.gv-one.com/requests.html?…

It’s time to vote in the 2026 ECS Society Officer Election! Help guide the Society’s future by voting in the 2026 ECS Officer Election. ⏳ Voting closes March 15, 2026 🔗 Click to learn more and vote: electrochem.org/ecsnews/2026-e…

Join the ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology (JSS) as an Associate Editor! Nominate by Jan 21. Get started: electrochem.org/ecsnews/nomina…

We’ve launched a new ECS Meetings newsletter to help you stay connected. Each monthly issue delivers key meeting updates, highlights, and important information straight to your inbox. Missed the first issue? Read it now & sign up for future newsletters: ow.ly/CiOh50XW685

Why do ECS programs matter? They empower researchers to explore out-of-the-box ideas that move science forward. Dr. Ahmet Kusoglu’s experience as an ECS Toyota Young Investigator Fellow is a powerful example of that impact. 👇