ECS Interface is proud to introduce a new feature page that focuses on the award-winning research of ECS graduate students.
ECS Interface很荣幸推出一个新的功能页面，专注于ECS研究生的获奖研究。
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Visit ECS News for the latest on webinars, publications, meetings, fellowships and awards, and career development.
访问ECS新闻，了解最新的网络研讨会、出版物、会议、奖学金和奖项以及职业发展。
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The goal of this column is to acknowledge novel contributions that advance particular fields while engaging a new audience through detailed and easy to understand descriptions of advances in electrochemistry. Each installment will include a topic area such as electrochemistry in archaeology, steel manufacturing, water treatment, etc. and will describe a novel or unconventional application of electrochemistry. We believe that, in doing so, not only will “Electrochemistry in Action” inform readers but perhaps it will even inspire creativity and broaden interest in the field.
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As you read this latest rant, I am preparing my talk for the Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Aqueous Corrosion, chaired this year by the illustrious Jamie Noël of Western University (see more about him in People News).
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After two years and seven months, the Society has returned to hosting in-person technical conferences. The 241st ECS Meeting took place from May 29 to June 2 in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. How exciting it was to be back together again after such a very long time apart!
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Electric vehicles (EVs) were first commercialized over 100 years ago, using lead-acid batteries. Due to low battery energy density limiting the vehicle range, EVs were surpassed by gasoline powered cars that have dominated the auto industry until now. It took electrochemists 100 years to achieve the order of magnitude increase in specific energy needed for electric vehicles to become competitive. The Nobel prize technology of the lithium-ion battery has provided the necessary high energy density together with other excellent performance attributes including high power and long life in an affordable package for the modern EV. This breakthrough has enabled a return to commercialization of electric vehicles this time with excellent performance. Millions of electric vehicles are now being produced and sold globally with huge investments being made in EVs and Li-Ion batteries by the automotive and battery industries.
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The case for making Electrochemical Science and Engineering part of the core chemical engineering curriculum
将电化学科学与工程纳入化学工程核心课程的案例
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Have you ever wondered why food tastes good or bad? In other words, what makes a given dish delectable to the palate? In my own forays into the kitchen, some culinary creations have turned out exceptionally well while others were less successful. Yet, the raw materials that went into these dishes were not drastically different, except perhaps for the relative proportions and the spices. I posit that the key lies in the complex interfaces between the dish constituents; these interact in a manner that we don’t yet fully understand.
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T. Barrera, James R. Bond, M. Bradley, R. Gitzendanner, E. Darcy, M. Armstrong, Chaoyang Wang
Recent advances in electrode materials, manufacturing processes, and safety features are enabling Li-ion battery (LIB) designs to better support energy storage needs for the emerging all-electric aviation market. Increases in cell specific energy, improved fast charge and discharge rate capability, and extended cycle-life are required for the next-generation aviation platforms that consist of more-electric, hybrid, and all-electric aircraft designed to reduce generated flight noise and carbon emissions. The success of these emerging Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) markets is highly dependent upon implementing a safe and reliable energy storage system compliant with aircraft system requirements. This work discusses state-of-the-art (SOA) and emerging LIB technology readiness to meet the derived marketplace performance and imposed regulatory requirements for all-electric aircraft. A special focus on advanced LIB safety design guidelines intended to meet the intent of the FAA DO-311A minimum operational performance standard for rechargeable lithium batteries and battery systems installed on aircraft is emphasized.
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