Hector Abruna - Cornell University Mechanistic Electrochemistry and Energy Research
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Radoslav Adzic - Brookhaven National Laboratory Title: TBA |
Andrew Bocarsly - Princeton University Photoelectrochemical Conversion of Carbon Dioxide and Water to Methanol and Higher Order Alcohols: Single Electron Redox Catalysis of a Multielectron Process
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Juan Feliu - University of Alicante Surface Electrochemistry at Nanoparticles |
William Geiger - University of Vermont New Possibilities for Anodic Reactions Based on Third-Generation Electrolyte Anions
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Hubert Girault - Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne Molecular electrocatalysis at soft interfaces |
William Heineman - University of Cincinnati Chemical Sensors Based on Spectroelectrochemistry
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Serge Lemay - Delft University of Technology New tools for electrochemistry using nanofabrication |
Charles Martin - University of Florida Nanopore Electrochemistry - Biosensing and Electroosmotic Flow
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Erno Pretsch - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Advances in potentiometry |
Jean-Michel Saveant - Université Paris-Diderot Bond breaking and bond formation upon electron transfer. Concerted processes avoid high energy intermediates
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CEC
2nd Annual Workshop on Electrochemistry February 6 - 7, 2010 Online Registration is now available. The 2010 CEC Electrochemistry Workshop "Mechanistic Electrochemistry and Electroanalysis" will be held at the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center on the University of Texas campus at Austin, Texas. The Center For Electrochemistry (CEC) will host their 2nd annual electrochemistry workshop entitled “Mechanistic Electrochemistry and Electroanalysis.” This exclusive workshop, featuring scientists and researchers from top universities and national labs, will discuss cutting edge electrochemical science addressing issues with respect to the mechanisms of electron transfer which enables design and application of electrochemical concepts. For instance, electrochemistry is the foundation for chemical transducers and sensors and is poised to play an increasing role in the analysis of chemical and biological interfaces; and for the high-resolution study of ion/charge transport and dynamics, electron transfer, adsorption, and chemical toxicity. Several different perspectives will be presented from 11 experts over three days covering areas ranging from electrocatalysis, electrochemical sensors, and electroanalysis.
List of Speakers:
The following speakers will be presenting at this
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