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25 Years

VOL. 25, NO.4 Winter 2016

IN THIS ISSUE 3 From the Editor:

“Use What You Need, but Need What You Use”

7 From the President: Leading the Band

8 Pennington Corner:

25 Years at the Corner

Winter 2015

11 Honolulu, Hawaii

VOL. 24, NO.4 Winter 2015

PRiME Meeting Highlights

IN THIS ISSUE 3 From the Editor:

The Fall of the Falling Mercury

7 From the President:

Fast Forward to 2051!

9 Phoenix, Arizona

Meeting Highlights

20 Candidates

for Society Offices

36 ECS Classics–Story of

32 Candidates

the Drop: The Way to the Nobel Prize over the Falling Mercury Droplets

41 Tech Highlights 43 The Impact of

Light Emitting Diodes

45 Impact of Light Emitting Diode Adoption on Rare Earth Element Use in Lighting

51 Polymeric Materials in

Phosphor-Converted LEDs for Lighting Applications

VOL. 24, NO. 4

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85 PRiME 2016, Honolulu, HI Call for Papers

56 The Chalkboard: Work

Function in Electrochemistry

59 Tech Highlights 61 The Sensor Division Issue Fall 2016

Summer 2016

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3 From the Editor: Industry 4.0

7 From the President:

IN THIS ISSUE

More Transitions: Déjà Vu All Over Again!

3 From the Editor:

San Diego, California ECS Meeting Highlights

Electrochemistry and the Olympics

29 Electric Vehicles

7 Pennington Corner:

Will Save the World

Digital Media to Promote the Importance of Our Research

33 Tech Highlights

35 Electrons as “Agents”

31 Special Section:

and “Signals” of Change in Organic Chemistry, Biology, and Beyond

PRiME 2016 Honolulu, Hawaii

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Computational Studies on the Structure of Electrogenerated Ion Pairs

50 ECS Classics–Historical Origins of the Rotating Ring-Disk Electrode

63 Tech Highlights

A New Frontier in Personalized Health Care

65 Lithium-Ion Batteries—

41 Catalytic Reduction of

The 25th Anniversary of Commercialization

Organic Halides by Electrogenerated Nickel(I) Salen

67 Batteries and a Sustainable

47 Low-Cost Microfluidic

liThium-ion BATTeries The 25Th AnniversAry

Arrays for Protein-Based Cancer Diagnostics Using ECL Detection

53 Anodic Olefin Coupling

Reactions: A Mechanism Driven Approach to the Development of New Synthetic Tools

The 25Th AnniversAry of of CommerCiAlizATion CommerCiAlizATion

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37 When Ions Meet:

63 Portable Breath Monitoring:

Modern Society

71 The Dawn

of Lithium-Ion Batteries

75 Importance of Coulombic

Efficiency Measurements in R&D Efforts to Obtain Long-Lived Li-Ion Batteries

79 The Li-Ion Battery:

25 Years of Exciting and Enriching Experiences

85 Lithium and Lithium-Ion

Batteries: Challenges and Prospects

INTERFACE

69 Ubiquitous Wearable

Electrochemical Sensors

73 Rapid Water Quality

Monitoring for Microbial Contamination

79 Smartphone-Based Sensors 109 National Harbor, Maryland Call for Papers

Spring 2016

VOL. 25, NO.1 Spring 2016

Additive MAnufActuring & electrocheMistry

IN THIS ISSUE 3 From the Editor: Interface @ 25!

7 Pennington Corner:

Evolution … Revolution

33 Special Section:

229th ECS Meeting San Diego, California

54 ECS Classics–Making

the Phone System More Reliable: Battery Research at Bell Labs

59 Tech Highlights 61 Additive Manufacturing and Electrochemistry

63 Additive Manufacturing for Electrochemical (Micro)Fluidic Platforms

69 The Emerging Role of

Electrodeposition in Additive Manufacturing

75 Additive Manufacturing:

Rethinking Battery Design

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51 Polymeric

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55 Phosphors

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11 Honolulu,

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71 The Dawn

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32 Candidates

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75 Importance of Coulombic

Arrays for Protein-Based Cancer Diagnostics Using ECL Detection

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56 The Chalkb

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47 Low-Cost Microfluidic

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More Transitions: Déjà Vu All Over Again! San Diego, ECS MeetingCalifornia Highlights

29 Electric Vehicles Will Save

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33 Tech Highlights

35 Electrons

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25 Years of Exciting and Enriching Experiences

Reactions: A Mechanism Driven Approach to the Development of New Synthetic Tools

Fall 2016

79 The Li-Ion Battery:

53 Anodic Olefin Coupling

VOL. 25, NO. 2

Meet: Computational on the StructureStudies Electrogeneratedof Ion Pairs Reduction Organic of Halides by Electrogenerated Nickel(I) Salen

41 Catalytic

47 Low-Cost

Arrays for Microfluidic Protein-Based Cancer Diagnostics ECL Detection Using

53 Anodic Olefin

Coupling Reactions: A Mechanism Driven Approach to the Development of New Synthetic Tools

VOL. 25 , F a l l 2 0NO.3 16

INTERFACE

IN THIS ISSUE

3 From the

Editor: Electrochemistry and the Olympics

7 Pennington

Corner: Digital Media the Importanceto Promote of Our Research

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85 Lithium and Lithium-Ion

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Batteries: Challenges and Prospects

INTERFACE

31 Special Section:

50 ECS Classics–Historical 63 Tech Highlights

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VOL. 25, NO. 3

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The Fall of Mercury the Falling

President: Fast Forward to 2051! Arizona Highlights

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VOL. 24, NO. 4

41 Catalytic Reduction of

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65 Lithium-Ion Batteries—

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Electrochemistry and the Olympics

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7 From the President:

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85 Lithium and

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54 ECS Classics–Making

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59 Tech Highlights

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63 Additive Manufacturing

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75 Additive Manufacturing: Rethinking

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ECS Advertising Insertion Order and Contract (2 of 2 pages) ECS Advertising Terms and Conditions General Advertising Policies • All advertisements are subject to ECS’s approval. ECS reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertisement that does not meet ECS’s standards, at any time and for any reason. • All advertisements are accepted and published on the representation that the advertiser or agency is properly authorized to publish the entire contents thereof. The advertiser or agency will indemnify and hold harmless The Electrochemical Society against expenses (including legal fees) and losses resulting from publication of the contents of the advertisement including without limitation, claims or suits for libel, violation or right of privacy, copyright

Specific to Print Advertising •

Cancellations: No cancellations accepted after closing date. All cancellations must be made in writing, and are not considered accepted until confirmed in writing by ECS. Cover and special-position advertising are noncancelable.

infringement, or plagiarism. ECS reserves the right to place the word “advertisement” in advertising which, in the opinion of ECS, resembles editorial. • In consideration of Interface reviewing for acceptance, or acceptance of any advertising for publication, the agency and advertiser agree not to make any promotional reference to the magazine in any way except with the prior written permission of ECS for each such use. • Advertiser is responsible for submitting materials by the close date. • Certain ad types, such as cover options and e-news, will have limited availability.

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Other Rate Information Covers: Cover ads are noncancellable and must be full-page ads. Back Cover ads must be four-color process only.

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Bleed or Oversize Ads: Any advertisement exceeding the line area in any dimension is considered bleed or oversize. Single page bleed, gutter, top, bottom, and trim are subject to 10% surcharge on rates listed on page 8.

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Terms: All bills are due 30 days after the date of billing. Past due invoices subject to 1½% service charge per month. An attorney fee totaling 15% of the amount due will be added to all accounts referred for collection.

Payment Terms •

Agency Commission: 15% of gross billing is allowed to recognized agencies on space, color, and position only, if paid within 30 days of invoice date. Commissions not permitted on other charges. Cash discounts not allowed.

To acknowledge and accept these terms, please sign and return this with your Advertising Insertion Order on page 9; REQUIRED. Signature: Date:

ECS Advertising Office 65 South Main Street, Building D l Pennington, New Jersey 08534-2839 l USA l tel 609.737.1902 l fax 609.737.2743 Contact: Ashley.Moran@electrochem.org