Electrochemistry Network Mini Symposium

Sponsored by the AM and AM&F ECPs, an emerging research network, the Electrochemistry Network, is running a Mini-symposium. This provides the opportunity for HDRs, ECRs & senior academics in electrochemistry to present (10 minutes+2 minutes questions) on any aspect of work with a substantial electrochemical component.

Dear HDRs, ECRs & senior academics in electrochemistry,

We realise many of you missed local & international conferences due to the pandemic. While we cannot remedy that, we can help connect you with our local research community. Sponsored by the AM and AM&F ECPs, our new Electrochemistry Network is running a Mini-symposium.

This provides the opportunity for you to present (10 minutes+2 minutes questions) on any aspect of your work with a substantial electrochemical component.

It can be any application field, e.g. batteries, biomedical, corrosion, nanoscience, amongst others. We have space for ~16 presentations over these two afternoon sessions, so please fill in the expression of interest form below and we will release the speaker schedule a week before the event.

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For more information and to join the network, email Marsilea.Harrison@rmit.edu.au.

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