编辑:欧洲电化学工程研讨会

IF 2.9 Q2 ELECTROCHEMISTRY Electrochemical science advances Pub Date : 2023-04-02 DOI:10.1002/elsa.202300010
Ann Cornell, Claudia Weidlich, Karel Bouzek
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欧洲电化学工程研讨会ESEE是由欧洲化学工程联合会电化学工程工作组(WPEE)每三年举办一次。第12届ESEE计划于2021年6月14日至17日在Leeuwarden的wesus欧洲可持续水技术卓越中心举行,但不幸的是,由于COVID - 19大流行,不得不在线举行。此次活动的重点是“电气化和能源转型向可持续未来的电化学”。它抓住了WPEE的目标,即展示物理,化学和生化路线的科学进步,走向未来,电化学工程是可持续社会的一部分,关闭资源循环并为零污染的交通和制造做出贡献。我们社会的快速电气化随处可见,它改变了我们如何以更可持续的方式回收宝贵的资源,制造化学产品,储存能源,为我们的房子提供能源,以及从一个地方到另一个地方。我们越来越多地从分子构建模块和过程转向电子作为能量和信息载体的世界,电子是创造新材料的关键构建模块。会议的科学项目包括140多个口头报告和25个海报,两个教程和一个学术和工业研究人员的配对会议。WPEE的两个重要奖项颁发并伴随着颁奖讲座:Christos Comninellis教授的“表彰终身致力于电化学工程的2020年奖”和Emmanuel Mousset博士的“Carl Wagner Medal 2020”。总的来说,这是一次非常成功的活动,尽管我们很遗憾不能亲自见面,也不能参观美丽的吕伐登。本期特刊汇集了活动期间提交的一小部分文章。感谢期刊编辑部和投稿作者的合作,我们希望您会喜欢它。我们还想邀请您参加第13届ESEE,该会议将于2023年6月26日至29日在图卢兹举行。本次活动的重点是电化学工程作为解决当前能源、环境和生命等社会问题的关键。作者声明无利益冲突。
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Editorial: European symposium on electrochemical engineering

The European Symposium on Electrochemical Engineering ESEE is organized by the Working Party on Electrochemical Engineering (WPEE) of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering every 3 years. The 12th ESEE, on June 14–17 2021, was planned at Wetsus European Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Water Technology in Leeuwarden but had, unfortunately, to be held online due to the COVID 19 pandemic.

The focus of the event was on “Electrochemistry for electrification and energy transition toward a sustainable future.” It captures the aims of the WPEE to showcase scientific advances in physical, chemical and biochemical routes toward a future where electrochemical engineering is part of a sustainable society, closing resource cycles and contributing to zero-pollution mobility and manufacturing. All around the rapid electrification of our society can be found, changing how we recover valuable resources in a more sustainable way, make chemical products, store energy, provide energy to our houses, and go from place to place. Increasingly we move from molecular building blocks and processes toward a world where the electron is the carrier of energy and information and is the key building block to create new materials.

The scientific program of the conference covered over 140 oral presentation and 25 posters, two tutorials and a match making session for academic and industrial researchers. Two important prizes of the WPEE were given and accompanied by award lectures: “Recognition for a Life Devoted to Electrochemical Engineering 2020 Award” to Professor Christos Comninellis and the “Carl Wagner Medal 2020” to Dr Emmanuel Mousset. Overall it was a very successful event, although we unfortunately could not meet in person and not visit beautiful Leeuwarden. This Special Issue is bringing together a small selection of contributions presented during the event. It was prepared thanks to collaboration of the journal editorial office and authors of the contributions and we hope, you will enjoy reading it.

We also would like to invite you to the 13th ESEE, which will be held in Toulouse from 26th to 29th of June 2023. Focus of the event is on the Electrochemical Engineering as the key enabling to overcome current societal problems regarding energy, environment, and life.

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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