Digital Exhibitor & Vendor Guide 239th ECS Meeting with IMCS 18

Digital Exhibitor & Vendor Guide

239TH ECS MEETING

DIGITAL MEETING

18th

with the 18th International Meeting on Chemical Sensors

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May 30-June 3, 2021

Directory ALS Co., Ltd...............................................6

Metrohm.................................................24

Bio-Logic...................................................8

Pine Research Instrumentation................18

CMC Microsystems..................................10

Scribner Associates..................................20

Gamry.....................................................11

Sensirion AG............................................24

Ion Power................................................14

Spec Sensors...........................................25

IOP Publishing.........................................16

Wiley................................................. 23, 34

Lam Research..........................................24

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Digial Exhibit & Sponsorship Guide • 239th ECS Meeting & IMCS 18 • DIGITAL MEETING • May 30-June 3, 2021 • www.electrochem.org

Welcome to the 239th ECS Meeting

and the 18th International Meeting on Chemical Sensors (IMCS)!

T

he Electrochemical Society (ECS) Board of Directors and International Meeting on Chemical Sensors (IMCS) Organizing Committee are honored to have you join us for this event.

Though unfortunately we still can’t meet in person, we are very excited about the experience available to participants through this digital meeting. Check the online program to take full advantage of all the opportunities lined up for this joint meeting: • Attend ECS and IMCS live meeting-wide special events, including plenary talks, panels, and networking events.

• Participate in twice-daily live topical sessions where presenters, participants, and organizers gather to discuss the latest research in their respective symposia.

• View digital presentation files (video, and/or slide deck or poster) for the majority of the 2,000+ meeting abstracts.

• Engage with presenters via a question and answer/comment field on every presentation webpage.

• Communicate with meeting authors and other participants using a built-in peer-topeer messaging tool.

Of course, one of the best parts of in-person meetings is the exhibit hall and the many companies assisting and encouraging the advancement of electrochemical and solid state science and technology. While we can’t meet face to face, we have brought these companies to you here!

Please take time to browse through this Digital Exhibit and Vendor (DEV) Guide, and see what they have to offer. You never know when it might be the key to advancing your own research!

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BY 239th ECS Meeting with IMCS 18 THE NUMBERS

2,040 Greeting JL

total abstracts HP

1,641 ECS abstracts 399

55

countries represented

18th

IMCS abstracts

1,449

53 symposia

153

BY 239th ECS Meeting with IMCS 18 THE NUMBERS

ECS oral talks 2,040 53

669

total abstracts

1,641

symposia

ECS oral ECS abstracts student 1,449 399IMCS abstractstalks ECS oral talks

669

394 sessions

28 1,760 ECS student abstracts

ECS award & talks 28 keynote

466 1,760 192 466 165

ECS oral student talks

live sessions

invited ECS invited ECSECS student ECS student ECS posters abstracts talks posters talks

ECS award & keynote talks

165 53

ECScountries student posters represented

192

ECS posters 18th

SPECIAL LIVE EVENTS (check the online program for local dates/times)

239th ECS Meeting • ECS Opening Ceremony – Help us kick off the meeting in style!

• Live Topical Sessions – These twice daily breakout sessions will feature live presentations, question and answer opportunities, topical discussions, and more, all from multiple ECS symposia.

• ECS Plenary Lecture – “Carbon Materials”, by Rodney Ruoff of Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST).

• Benchmarking Innovation: The Future of International Scientific Research – Reporting from an international U.S. Department of Energy Basic Energy Science Advisory Committee (BESAC) study.

• ECS Annual Society Business Meeting and Awards Ceremony – Come together to reflect on the challenges of 2020, and celebrate the accomplishments of our distinguished peers.

• ECS Allen J. Bard Award in Electrochemical Science Address – “Electrochemistry of Platinum: New Views on an Old Problem”, by Marc Koper of Leiden University.

• ECS Gordon E. Moore Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Solid State Science & Technology Address – “Impact of Micro-/Nano-Electronics, Miniaturization Limit, and Technology Development for the Next 10 Years and After”, by Hiroshi Iwai of National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University.

18th International Meeting on Chemical Sensors (IMCS) • IMCS Opening Ceremony – Join us as we celebrate the opening of the first ever digital IMCS meeting!

• Live Topical Sessions – These twice daily breakout sessions will feature live presentations, question and answer opportunities, topical discussions, and more, all from multiple IMCS symposia.

• Daily Plenary Talks: » “Rational Design of Oxide Chemiresistors for Next-Generation Gas Sensors and Artificial Olfaction”, by Jong-Heun Lee of Korea University » “From Gene to Device: The Route to Diagnostics in Low Resource Countries”, by Elizabeth Hall of University of Cambridge » “Wearable Sensors for Monitoring Chemical Markers: Beyond Steps and Vitals”, by Joseph Wang of University of California San Diego » “Electrochemical/Optical Sensors in Medicine: Meeting Needs for the 21st Century”, by Mark Meyerhoff of University of Michigan

Online Program:

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• Sponsors and Funders Forum – Invited speakers from government agencies share their perspective and strategies on funding opportunities.

• Industry Round Table – Featuring a collection of sensor companies discussing key steps and barriers for commercializing chemical and biosensors.

• Networking for Young Professionals – Come build your network, establish collaborations, brainstorm new ideas, or find mentors!

• IMCS Closing Ceremony – Help close out the week as we review the meeting highlights and celebrate the winners of the student presentation awards!

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Electrodes and Accessories for RRDE-3A

ALS provides a variety of electrodes and accessories to carry up the measurement with the RRDE-3A Ver.3.0.

The set up below is for the measurement in an alkaline solution, where the RE-61AP Reference electrode for alkaline solution (Cat. No. 013694) and Sample vial for alkaline solution (Cat. No. 013582) were used.

Set up for measurement in alkaline solution Reference electrode (RE-61AP) Working electrode (RDE/RRDE/DRE)

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