Events of the GDCh Division of Electrochemistry

The best storage is chemistry (together with the GDCh Division Chemistry & Energy)
Chairs: Claudia Weidlich, Wolfgang Schrader

• The future of batteries for a climate neutral energy system (D. U. Sauer, Aachen)
• Hydrogen: From chemistry to energy (M. Hölzle, Ulm)
• Hydrogen-based energy carriers (A. Schaadt, Freiburg)
• tba (K. Westphal)

Electrochemistry@WiFo
Chairs: S. Bräuninger, C. Weidlich

• Young Scientist Award 2020: Understanding high entropy alloy complex solid-solution electrocatalysts by correlating multi-element design with activity curves (T. Löffler, Bochum)
• Young Scientist Award 2021: Merging Shuttle Reactions and Paired Electrolysis for Reversible Vicinal Dihalogenations (J. L. Röckl, Stockholm/SE)

Electrochemistry – everything flows
Chairs: J. Kintrup, M. Özaslan, C. Roth, C. Weidlich

• Electrolysis Now – or Never (G. Hilt, Oldenburg/DE, S. Waldvogel, Mainz/DE)
• Electrolysis Now - or Never (S. Waldvogel, Mainz/DE)
• Low Cost Redox Flow Batteries for Renewables – Material Challenges and System Design (M. Peither, Munich/DE)
• Metal-free redox flow batteries: Energy storage for a carbon-neutral society (T. Janoschka, Jena/DE)

Tuesday, 17.09.2019
Electrochemistry

• 3D Cell Components for Li/S Batteries (M. Opitz, Schwäbisch Gmünd/DE)
• On the Air Electrode Architecture of Lithium Oxygen Batteries (J. Küpper, Aachen/DE)
• Methods for Controlling Porosity and Electronic Structure of Nanoporous Carbon Materials for Electrochemical Energy Storage and Conversion (M. Oschatz, Potsdam/DE)
• Influence of Extended Defects on the Electroreduction of Ternary Metal Oxides (C. Rodenbücher, Jülich/DE)
• Polymer Bound DuBois-type H₂-Oxidation Ni-catalysts are Protected within Specifically Designed Redox Polymers (A. Ruff, Bochum/DE)
• Dynamic Modelling of an Electrochemical pH Control System with Liquid–Liquid Extraction in Succinic Acid Fermentation (M. Gausmann, Aachen/DE)
• Presentation and Young Scientist Award of the Electrochemistry Division: On the Influence of Cations in Non-aqueous Electrochemistry (P. Reinsberg, Bonn/DE)

Electrolysis (jointly with the Chemistry & Energy Division)

• Economics of Electrolyses (J. Kintrup, Leverkusen/DE)
• Ion-selective Membranes for an Efficiency Increase in Electrochemical Processes (B. Bauer, Bietigheim-Bissingen/DE)
• New Developments in Alkaline Water Electrolysis (T. Turek, Clausthal-Zellerfeld/DE)

BMBF Kopernikus Power-to-X Project: Electrolysis (jointly with the Chemistry & Energy Division)

• Renewable and Profitable Synthesis of Chemical Feedstock and Specialties Employing Low Temperature Electrochemical Reduction of CO₂ (G. Schmid, Erlangen/DE)
• Beyond the Catalyst: How the Reactor Design Influences the Electrochemical Ammonia Synthesis (M. Wessling, Aachen/DE)
• Power-to-X: Electrochemical Value Chains for Harnessing Renewables (R. Eichel, Jülich/DE)

Tuesday, 17.09.2019
Power-to-X (jointly with the Chemistry & Energy Division)

• Mesoscopic Photosystems for the Generation of Electricity and Chemical Fuels from Sunlight (M. Grätzel, Lausanne/CH)
• State-of-Charge Monitoring for the Vanadium Redox Flow Battery (R. Hempelmann, Saarbrücken/DE)
• Development of Novel Organic Radical Batteries (S. Nakatsuji, Hyogo/JP)

BMBF Kopernikus Power-to-X Project: Production of Chemicals and Fuels (jointly with the Chemistry & Energy Division)

• tba (C. Gürtler, Leverkusen/DE)
• tba (P. Wasserscheid, Erlangen/DE)
• E = m*CO₂: Translational Molecular Catalysis at the Interface of Energy and Chemistry (J. Klankermayer, Aachen/DE)

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