ACS PUBLICATIONS ENERGY FORUM
Powering the Future: A Fresh Approach to Sustainable Energy Production
DATE
Wednesday, November 12
TIME
14:30 - 17:00 CET
TYPE
Virtual event
PLATFORM
Zoom
Energy drives revolutions.
From the invention of the wheel through the industrial revolution to modern digital developments. Today, the challenge is producing sustainable and minimally polluting energy. This might be achieved by harnessing or mimicking natural processes that leave few stains on the environment.
Join us at the ACS Publications Energy Forum to explore cutting-edge research in the energy applications of electrochemistry, nanomaterials, and photochemistry. These are reshaping how we convert, store, and consume energy.
Discover the latest insights into clean energy generation from leading scientists on solar panels, electrocatalysts, rechargeable batteries, and solar fuels. Help power the future.
MODERATORS
Prof. Patrick Unwin
Prof. Prashant V. Kamat
SPEAKERS
Prof. Jillian L. Dempsey
Prof. Zongping Shao
Prof. Song Jin
Prof. Yiying Wu
AGENDA
14:30-14:35 CET
Opening Remarks
Prof. Patrick Unwin
14:35-14:55 CET
Presentation 1
Prof. Jillian L. Dempsey
14:55-15:05 CET
Q&A
Prof. Patrick Unwin and Prof. Jillian L. Dempsey
15:05-15:25 CET
A new proton-conducting ceramic fuel cell for operating at reduced temperature
Prof. Zongping Shao
15:25-15:35 CET
Q&A
Prof. Patrick Unwin and Prof. Zongping Shao
15:35-15:40 CET
First Half Closing Remarks
Prof. Patrick Unwin
15:40-15:50 CET
BREAK
15:50-15:55 CET
Second Half Opening Remarks
Prof. Prashant V. Kamat
15:55-16:15 CET
Modular Electrochemical Synthesis of Chemicals and Fuels to Decarbonize Manufacturing and Electricity Grid
Prof. Song Jin
16:15-16:25 CET
Q&A
Prof. Prashant V. Kamat and Prof. Song Jin
16:25-16:45 CET
From Simple Chemistry to Sustainable Energy:
How Fundamental Principles Drive Innovation
Prof. Yiying Wu
16:45-16:55 CET
Q&A
Prof. Prashant V. Kamat and Prof. Yiying Wu
16:55-17:00 CET
Closing Remarks
Prof. Prashant V. Kamat
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