Events at a Glance
E2S
PRiME 2016 Joint International Meeting and 6th International Electrochemical Energy Summit
Sunday 1600-1730h Oral Presentations | 1730-1800h Poster Session
Ballroom B and C/HCC
Sunday Evening Get-Together
Sunday 1800-2000h, Ballroom Foyer/HCC
All technical and non-technical registrants are welcome to pop in to this low-key event for some tasty desserts, drinks and ample networking.
Free the Science 5K
Monday, 0630-0730h, Hilton Lagoon
Join us for an invigorating morning run in support of ECS’s open access efforts. Visit the customer service desk, located in the Hall 2 Foyer of the HCC, to sign up or to learn more about the strides ECS is making to Free the Science.
*ticketed event
Session Chair and Symposium Organizer Breakfast
Monday 0700-0800h, Ballroom A/HCC
Session Chairs, Division Members and Symposia Organizers are encouraged to attend an orientation to make sure they are best prepared to serve their session, and learn helpful information for future meetings.
Student Mixer
Monday, 1900-2100h, Tapa Ballroom 3/HHV
This event is a “must” for all student attendees as they will be able to join distinguished members of the society for light food and refreshments.
*ticketed event
Student and General Poster Sessions
Tuesday and Wednesday, 1800-2000h, Exhibit Hall 2/HCC
Join the entire community for cold drinks and delicious snacks while browsing through posters and mingling with exhibitors.
ECS Monograph Series: Book Signings
Wednesday 1830h, Exhibit Hall 2/HCC
Please join the Publications department in welcoming authors Christofer Leygraf, Mark Orazem, and Bernard Tribollet. They will be signing copies of their monographs "Atmospheric Corrosion" and "Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy", 2nd edition, followed by a short Q+A session and book raffle!
Luau by the Lagoon
Thursday 1830-2130h, Great Lawn/HHV
Enjoy a taste of the “real” Hawaii and say Aloha to your peers as we celebrate PRiME. Traditional entertainment, drinks and food will be served in a picture perfect setting for this memorable event.
*ticketed event
Hike Diamond Head Crater
Friday 0545-0800h
$40 per person
Don't leave Honolulu without visiting the world’s most famous volcanic crater. Join us for a sunrise hike up Diamond Head and snap some stunning photos. Just a 15 min bus ride from the Hilton, participants will receive a special Tshirt, water, and a snack.
Pre-register or stop at the Free the Science booth in the convention center to sign up. Space is limited. Must have appropriate footwear.
Division Events
Battery Division
Sunday, Oct. 2
1600-1900h Executive Committee & Symposium Planning
Subcommittee | 308B, HCC
2000-2200h 25th Anniversary Reception | Ballroom A, HCC
Tuesday, Oct. 4
1215-1400h Division Luncheon and Business Meeting * | Tapa Ballroom 3, HHV
Wednesday, Oct. 5
1900-1945h Division Award Reception | Honolulu Suite 3, HHV
Corrosion Division
Sunday, Oct. 2
1730h Executive Committee | 325B, HCC
Tuesday, Oct. 4
1215-1400h Division Luncheon and Business Meeting *| Honolulu Suite 1, HHV
1800-1900h Award Reception* | 305A, HCC
Dielectric Science and Technology Division
Sunday, Oct. 2
1700-2000h Symposium Planning | 305B, HCC
Electrodeposition
Monday, Oct. 3
1900-2100h Executive Committee | Iolani Suite 7, HHV
Electronics & Photonics Division
Sunday, Oct. 2
1600h Symposium Planning and Technical Directions
Subcommittee | 305A, HCC
2000h Executive Committee | Iolani Suite 1&2, HHV
Energy Technology Division
Monday, Oct. 3
1900-2100h Executive Committee | Honolulu Suite 2, HHV
High Temperature Materials Division
Monday, Oct. 3
0700h Executive Committee | Honolulu Suite 2, HHV
Tuesday, Oct. 4
1215h Division Luncheon and Business Meeting* | Honolulu Suite 2, HHV
Industrial Electrochemistry & Electrochemical Engineering Division
Monday, Oct. 3
0700h Executive Committee | Honolulu Suite 3, HHV
Luminescence & Display Materials Division
Monday, Oct. 3
1800h Reception and General Business Meeting | 305B, HCC
Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Division
Sunday, Oct. 2
1700h Symposium Planning Committee | 307A, HCC
Monday, Oct. 3
0700h Executive Committee / Iolani Suite 2, HHV
Thursday, Oct. 6
1830h ECS Max Bredig Award in Molten Salt Chemistry Address & Banquet* | 324, HCC
Sensor Division
Sunday, Oct. 2
1800h Executive Committee | 309, HCC
Tuesday, Oct. 4
1215 Division Luncheon and Business Meeting* | Honolulu Suite 3, HHV
Section Events
Europe Section
Monday, Oct.3
1800h Executive Committee | 302B, HCC
1900h Section Meeting and Volta Medal Award Reception in honor of Christian Amatore | 304A, HCC
*Ticket Required to attend, see below for more information
Society Awards
The ECS Lecture
Monday Oct. 3 | 1700-1800h | Ballroom ABC/HCC
Presented By: Michael Graetzel
Photoelectrochemical Cells for the Generation of Electricity and Fuels from Sunlight
ECS Charles W. Tobias Young Investigator Award
Tuesday Oct. 4 | 0820-0900h | 317 A/HCC
Awarded to: Y. Shirley Meng
Advanced Materials Diagnosis and Characterization for Enabling High Energy Long Life Rechargeable Batteries
Division Awards
Luminescence and Display Materials Division Centennial Outstanding Achievement Award
Awarded to: Baldassare Di Bartolo
Tuesday Oct. 4 | 0805-0905h | 318 B/HCC
Electrodeposition Division Early Career Investigator Award
Awarded to: Yihua Liu
Tuesday Oct. 4 | 0910-0950h |305 B/HCC
High Temperature Materials Division Outstanding Achievement Award
Awarded to: Harlan U. Anderson
Tuesday Oct. 4 | 1400-1440h \ 301 B/HCC
Corrosion Division H. H. Uhlig Award
Awarded to: Robert G. Kelly
Tuesday Oct. 4 | 1400-1430h |328/HCC
Corrosion Division Morris Cohen Graduate Student Award
Awarded to: Saman Hosseinpour
Tuesday Oct. 4 | 1430-1500h | 328/HCC
Sensor Division Outstanding Achievement Award
Awarded to: Rangachary Mukundan
Wednesday Oct. 5 | 1000-1100h | 306 B/HCC
Electrodeposition Division Research Award
Awarded to: Stephen Maldonado
Wednesday Oct. 5 | 1400-1440h | 305 A/HCC
Battery Division Technology Award
Awarded to: Dominique Guyomard
Thursday Oct. 6 | 0900-0940h | 313 C/HCC
Battery Division Research Award
Awarded to: Nobuyuki Imanishi
Thursday Oct. 6 | 0940-1020h | 313 C/HCC
Battery Division Research Award
Awarded to: Yang Shao-Horn
Thursday Oct. 6 1020-1100h | 313 C/HCC
Battery Division Student Research Award
Awarded to: Billur Deniz Polat Karahan
Thursday Oct. 6 | 1100-1140h | 313 C/HCC
The Max Bredig Award In Molten Salts and Ionic Liquid Chemistry
Awarded to: Masayoshi Watanabe
Thursday Oct. 6 | 1340-1420h | Honolulu Suites 2&3, HHV
Educational and Career Development
Professional development workshops are offered to provide attendees with an opportunity to enhance networking and career search skills. As a two-part series, individuals are encouraged to attend both sessions to walk away with a well-rounded and renewed outlook.
The following workshops are free to all meeting registrants:
- Professional Development Workshop: Part 1 | Essential Elements for Employment Success
John R. Susko, Instructor
Sunday | 1400-1600h | 307B, HCC
Monday | 0800-1000h | 307B, HCC
- Professional Development Workshop: Part 2 | Resume Review
John Susko, Instructor
Monday | 1200-1600h | 307B, HCC
Tuesday | 0800-1200h | 323A, HCC
Wednesday | 0800-1200h | 323A, HCC
- Panel of Professionals
Wednesday | 1500-1700h | 323A, HCC
Short Courses: These all-day classes are designed to provide any attendee, from students to the seasoned professional, with an in-depth education on a wide range of topics. Taught by seasoned professionals, and longtime ECS members, these classes are an excellent opportunity for personalized instruction. For more information please contact Beth.Fisher@electrochem.org
Towards state-of-health diagnosis and prognosis of Li- and Na-ion cells: Incremental capacity and differential voltage analyses
Matthieu Dubarry & Arnaud Devie, Instructors
Location: 301A/HCC
Electrodeposition for Energy Applications
Giovanni Zangari & Stanko Brankovic, Instructors
Location: 301B/HCC
Fundamentals of Electrochemistry: Basic Theory and Kinetic Methods
Jamie Noël, Instructor
Location: 302A/HCC
Basic Impedance Spectroscopy
Mark Orazem, Instructor
Location: 302B/HCC
Princeton Applied Research/Solartron Analytical is pleased to invite you to breakfast!
When: 0800-0900h Monday, October 3, 2016
Where: 315, Hawaii Convention Center
Breakfast is complimentary
Space is limited so be sure to add a ticket to your registration today!
Lithium Dendrites under the Microscope: Morphology and Propensity to Internal Short
by Dr. Corey T. Love
About the speaker
Dr. Corey T. Love is a materials research engineer in the Alternative Energy Section of the Chemistry Division at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in Washington DC. His research focuses on safe implementation of lithium-ion batteries through fundamental materials research and development as well as fault and damage detection diagnostics. Corey received his Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of California-San Diego in 2008. In 2009 Corey became the Chemistry Division’s first Jerome Karle Research Fellow and began his career as a staff researcher. In 2010 Corey received the Chemistry Division’s Young Investigator Award to pursue independent research in lithium-ion battery safety and the development of battery state-of-health monitoring diagnostics. Dr. Love has numerous publications in the areas of electrochemical energy storage and corrosion. His work “Impedance Diagnostic for Battery Health Monitoring” was named a NRL Top 20 Accomplishment of 2011.
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Important Dates
Abstract Deadline
April 15, 2016
Registration Now Open!
Travel Grants
June 10, 2016
Exhibit & Sponsorships
June 15, 2016
Early-Bird Ends
September 2, 2016
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