Discover the future of electrochemical conversions and storage 

The world is facing major challenges in the field of sustainability and energy supply. Innovations in electrochemical processes are essential to address these issues and ensure a green future. 

Promoting Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration

The symposium provides a platform for scientists, researchers, and industry professionals to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and create valuable collaborations. 

Inspiring Plenary Lectures by International Experts 

Enjoy two plenary lectures where leading experts share their insights on the latest developments and future trends in electrochemical conversions. 

Plenary speakers:

Ifan Stephens – Imperial college London

Ifan’s research is influencing the future of sustainable energy and eco-friendly industries. This includes creating electrolysis methods for storing renewable electricity, improving fuel cells as a possible zero-emission power source for vehicles, and innovating green chemical synthesis for more environmentally friendly industrial processes.

Marnix Wagemaker – Technical University of Delft

Marnix’s research focuses on electrochemical energy storage, particularly understanding battery processes at a fundamental level. He uses advanced techniques like operando neutron and X-ray methods, as well as solid-state NMR, to study structural and kinetic properties during charge and discharge cycles, aiming to improve battery performance.

Abstract / Poster Sessions

PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers are invited to submit an abstract to present their work in one of the above sessions and/or present a poster. Submitting abstracts for “Oral Presentations” no later than: April 4th

With poster prizes of: €500, €300, €200 

Where and When

Date: Monday, May 12, 2025
Location: Van der Valk Hotel, winthontlaan 4, Utrecht
Time: 09.00 – 18.30hrs (including drinks)
Dinner: 18.30 – 20.30 hrs
Registration fee: €95,00 (excl. diner). Inclusief diner €120,00

Registration for the ECNS

Breakout sessions on current topics 

 Participate in various breakout sessions on topics such as bio CO2 electrolysis and integrated green H2. Discover the latest techniques and applications that are driving the industry forward.