From Sydney to Texas: ISE, ECS, Greentown Labs Houston Events & NASA Customer Visit
The Admiral Instruments team recently wrapped up a busy few weeks of conferences, lab visits, demonstrations, and conversations across the electrochemistry community, taking us from Sydney, Australia, to Texas. Along the way, we connected with researchers, students, engineers, and industry professionals, showcased our latest electrochemical testing solutions, and learned more about the work happening across the field.
From ISE in Sydney to ECS, Greentown Labs, and NASA in Texas, we made plenty of new connections and saw some fascinating work along the way.
Curious to see what we got up to? Check out the full recap for highlights from our latest events and visits!
This month’s featured work highlights BioZen Batteries, who are developing safe, low-cost organic electrolytes and testing systems to accelerate flow battery innovation. Using the Squidstat Cycler – Base Model with their Four-Channel Redoxino™ Test System, BioZen can run experiments in parallel, making efficient use of limited electrolyte while quickly generating reliable performance data.
We’re also excited to have the BioZen Batteries team joining us at Flow Batteries North America (FBNA), October 19–21 in Phoenix, AZ where you can connect with the team and learn more about their work firsthand.
We are highlighting our long-standing distributor, Anatech Co., Ltd., representing the Squidstat product line in Taiwan. With more than 40 years of experience providing scientific research equipment and analytical solutions, Anatech supports researchers with Squidstats, technical consultation, application support, and training.
We’re also excited to have the Anatech team at ICGET-Tw, November 6–8 in Taiwan, where you can see Squidstats in action, meet the team, and learn more about how they support electrochemical research and researchers across Taiwan with innovative instrumentation and technical expertise.
Admiral Instruments proudly serves our customers who are among the millions of scientists, engineers, & technicians around the world using potentiostats and battery cyclers to uncover new ways electrochemistry may benefit us all.
To celebrate how electrochemistry has shaped the past, touches our present-day lives, and influences the future, every month we post five news articles, publications, & trivia related to electrochemistry.
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