Electrochemistry underpins critical global challenges – from clean energy and water purification to sustainable chemical production and advanced sensing for health and the environment.
This two-day international workshop will bring together leading researchers in chemistry, biology, engineering and materials science, and the growing Surrey Electrochemistry Network, to bridge traditional disciplinary boundaries and spark collaborations that advance sustainability-focused electrochemical research.
Electrochemistry lies at the heart of today’s most urgent challenges, from clean energy storage to water purification, sustainable chemical production, and advanced sensing for health and the environment. Progress in these areas is essential to achieving net-zero targets and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The University of Surrey hosts a particularly vibrant, multidisciplinary electrochemistry community, and this workshop will showcase that strength to an international audience.
This international workshop will focus on four strategic research streams:
Water Treatment and Sensing
Synthesis and Catalysis
Energy Conversion
Energy Storage
These themes unite researchers across chemistry, biology, engineering, and materials science, who share methods, facilities, and a commitment to sustainability.
