Electrochemical Technology Centre

Electrochemical Technology Centre

Electrochemical Technology Centre

A CEPS Research Centre

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    About the ETC

    The Electrochemical Technology Centre (ETC) was established in 2002 with strong support from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) and Ontario Research Fund (ORF). Its missions are:

    • to advance electrochemical science and technology
    • to facilitate internal, regional, national, and international collaborations
    • to train highly qualified personnel

    LATEST NEWS

    • Two Chemistry Students Win Poster Awards at the ISE Meeting in Montreal

      Two Chemistry Students Win Poster Awards at the ISE Meeting in Montreal

      The 75th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry (ISE) was held at the Palais des Congrès located in downtown Montréal, Canada from August 18th to August 23th this year. Two University of Guelph graduate students in the Department of Chemistry won poster awards.

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    • Five ETC Graduate Students Win Awards at the ISESS at U of G

      Five ETC Graduate Students Win Awards at the ISESS at U of G

      At the International Symposium on Electrochemistry and Surface Science (ISESS) in Honour of Jacek Lipkowski’s 80th Birthday, held from August 14th to August 17th at the University of Guelph, six U of G CEPS students won notable awards. 

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    • Graduate Scholarship Recipients: B. Tavana (2024)

      Graduate Scholarship Recipients: B. Tavana (2024)

      Babak Tavana was awarded the Ontario Graduate Scholarship. Congratulations to all recipients who received this award for their outstanding achievements.

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    | Exploring the Future:Electrochemical Innovation

    Dive into our pioneering research that is shaping the future of electrochemical technology and driving sustainable solutions.

    A close-up image of a dense, spherical nanomaterial cluster surrounded by numerous smaller orange spheres, creating a complex, intricate pattern.
    A high-temperature process of molten metal being poured from a crucible, with bright sparks flying, highlighting the intense heat and precision required.
    A laboratory setup featuring a glass apparatus with two blue spheres inside, connected by multiple thin glass tubes, mounted on a metal platform.
    A small black microchip with a lens is placed on a green leaf, with visible metallic connectors extending towards the edges.
    A circular silicon wafer with a grid pattern, displaying a reflective rainbow effect, placed on a black surface.
    A yellow conveyor belt in a garbage dump, sorting waste for recycling and disposal.

    UPCOMING EVENTS

    • A large group of individuals with a mixture of professors and students standing in front of a projector screen.
      1st ECS Guelph Annual Young Researcher Symposium
    • A large group of individuals with a mixture of professors and students standing in front of the U of G UC bus stop entrance.
      2nd ECS Guelph Annual Young Researcher Symposium

    • International Symposium on Electrochemistry and Surface Science

      Electrochemical Technology Centre organizing International Symposium on Electrochemistry and Surface Science

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    • ETC Facility Tour

      To celebrate the 150th anniversary of Chemistry at the University…

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    • Student Chapter Speaker Series 19

      The Electrochemical Technology Centre (ETC) and the Electrochemical Society (ECS) University of Guelph Student Chapter Speaker Series 19:

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    Grants & Sponsers

    Logo of the Canada Research Chairs program featuring a red maple leaf flag, text in both French and English, and the Government of Canada wordmark.
    Logo of the Ontario Centres of Excellence with an abstract red 'O' symbol and the text 'Ontario Centres of Excellence'.
    Logo of Mitacs, a Canadian research organization, with the word 'Mitacs' in blue stylized font.
    Logo of the Canada Foundation for Innovation featuring the text 'Innovation.ca' with a red swirl symbol, and the bilingual text 'Canada Foundation for Innovation | Fondation Canadienne Pour L'Innovation'.
    Logo of the Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation with a stylized trillium flower symbol and the text 'Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation'.
    Logo of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) featuring a red circle with a white maple leaf and the text 'NSERC CRNSG' in black.

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