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ELECTROCHEM 2025

Electrochem 2025 is part of the long-running Electrochem conference series that takes place at a different location within the UK or Ireland in August/September every year. The conference is organised jointly by the Royal Society of Chemistry's Electrochemistry and Electroanalytical Sensing Systems interest Groups, and the Society of Chemical Industry's Electrochemical Technology group. 

Electrochem 2025 will feature a series of high-profile plenary lectures and award ceremonies. The event is also dedicated to fostering student involvement through talks, poster sessions, and opportunities to interact with world-leading experts in the field.

Student rates are heavily subsidized, and both the RSC and SCI offer generous bursaries and presentation awards to maximize student participation.

 

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Date: 31st August - 2nd September 2025 

Time: 5:30pm

Location: Northumbria University Business and Law School

Further Information

Venue Address: Business and Law Building, City Campus East (CCE1), Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1XA 

Venue Access: The main entrance is step-free with automatic doors and there is lift access to all floors. More information on building access can be found on our AccessAble pages. 

Transport: More information on travelling to CCE1 and Newcastle upon Tyne can be found here

Cloakroom: It will be possible to store your luggage at this building during the event if you are arriving directly.

About the University: Northumbria University is a modern, research-intensive institution with a global reputation for academic excellence. Named UK University of the Year 2022 by Times Higher Education, and Modern University of the Year 2025, it is based in Newcastle upon Tyne, with additional campuses in London and Amsterdam. Originating from Rutherford College (founded in 1880), Northumbria is ranked in the UK’s top 25 for research power.

Key Dates and Deadlines

 Oral Abstract  Early-bird Registration  Poster Abstract  Standard Registration
 Wednesday 2nd July  Thursday 10th July  Thursday 31st July  Friday 15th August

Sunday 31st August

17:30 - Registration opens, Business and Law School, City Campus East (CCE1)

18:00-20:00 - Welcome Reception with drinks and canapes 

Monday 1st September 

08:30 - Registration opens, Business and Law School, City Campus East (CCE1)

09:00 - Conference begins 

Plenaries and five parallel sessions will take place on Monday, details to follow. 

Poster sessions for the Monday group of poster presenters will also take place during breaks and lunch. 

19:00 - Conference Dinner at Crowne Plaza

Tuesday 2nd September 

08:30 - Registration opens, Business and Law School, City Campus East (CCE1)

09:00 - Conference begins 

Plenaries and five parallel sessions will take place on Tuesday, details to follow. 

Poster sessions for the Tuesday group of poster presenters will also take place during breaks and lunch. 

Best Talk and Best Poster will be awarded at the Conference Awards ceremony that will be held on Tuesday.

Electrochemists, Electrochemical Engineers and Corrosion Specialists from all over the UK, Ireland and abroad will gather to present and discuss new insights into electrochemical science and their latest research results through parallel sessions that will cover every topic within Fundamental and Applied Electrochemistry, which will be divided into five broad themes. 

  • Energy and Environment
  • Fundamental, Computational and Applied Electrochemistry
  • Electroanalysis and Sensors
  • Photoelectrochemistry and Electrochemical Technologies
  • Corrosion Science and Engineering

Recommended accommodation in Newcastle upon Tyne will be listed here shortly, including value ensuite accommodation in the New Bridge Street student accommodation adjacent to the venue, plus a selection of city centre hotels. 

For exhibitor or sponsorship enquiries, please contact the organising committee.

The conference organising committee are as follows: 

Dr. Maryam Bayati - Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical & Construction Engineering, Northumbria University

Dr. Terence Liu - Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical & Construction Engineering, Northumbria University

Contact 

If you have any questions about the conference, please contact the Electrochem 2025 Organising Committee by email and one of its members will get back to you shortly.

Electrochem2025@northumbria.ac.uk

Maryam.Bayati@northumbria.ac.uk

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