Directions in Fundamental Electrochemistry Applied to Energy, Human Health, the Environment, and a Sustainable Future

Please join us for the 52nd Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Electrochemistry. This meeting will consist of 9 oral sessions that give attendees a look into the future of electrochemistry, highlighting the latest advancements in the field. The sessions will include fundamental, theoretical, and applied electrochemistry with the latest, unpublished results in electrocatalysis, electrochemical energy, molecular and materials electrosynthesis, bioelectrochemistry, new methods of characterizing the electrode/solution interface, electroanalytical chemistry, and electrochemistry in non-traditional environments. Talks will be given by a diverse group of established leaders and young scientists from academics, industry, and national labs across the globe. The daily poster sessions and an open oral session will give all attendees the opportunity to present their most recent research. A feature of this meeting is the Gordon Research Seminar (GRS), which gives graduate and postdoctoral students a chance to present research, discuss science, network, and socialize on Saturday and Sunday before the first GRC session on Sunday night. This meeting will also include a GRC Power Hour to provide an opportunity for more networking, professional development, and open discussion about important societal issues affecting our profession. Our main goals during the week are to stimulate discussion following the talks and promote interactions during the poster sessions while also providing ample time for informal activities, collaboration, and socializing with fellow scientists in a welcoming environment. Please join in on this tradition of a diverse group of scientists meeting to share their passion for electrochemistry.