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Department of Chemistry, University of Coimbra

Secretariat;     Phone: [+351239854459];     Email: rici10uc2024@gmail.com

Colloids, Biocolloids, Nanoparticles, and Colloidal Nanoscience; Surfaces, Interfaces, and Films; Polymers, Foams, Emulsions, Liquid Crystals, and Gels; Surfactant Science and Technology; Advanced Materials and their Characterization; Theory and Modeling Applied to Soft Matter; Colloidal Biotechnology, Medical, Pharmaceutical, and Food Applications; Experimental Methods in Colloidal and Interface Science; Colloids and Surfaces in Energy and Environmental Technologies

European Colloid & Interface Society (ECIS)

The ECIS 2024 Conference will be held at the Scandic Falkoner in Frederiksberg from 1-6 September 2024. It will consist of five plenary sessions, two award winner sessions, 44 keynote speakers and 208 contributed presentations. A further 400 poster presentations will also take place in two dedicated sessions.

International Society of Electrochemistry (ISE)

Royal Society of Chemistry

At this Faraday Discussion meeting, new advances in nanoelectrochemistry will be discussed, in which individual, transient intermediate and fast charge transfer at the nanointerface can be probed, enabling a comprehensive understanding of electrochemistry at any scale (single entity to ensemble). New theoretical models are also being developed to understand the dynamic and stochastic processes during nanopore electrochemical confinement. The combination of nanoelectrochemistry with other techniques such as scanning probe microscopy or spectroscopy techniques has proven to be a useful tool for single cell imaging, dynamic electrochemical reaction tracking, which facilitates a better understanding of dynamic electron transfer processes and dynamic mass transfer at the nano-interface. New spectroscopic methods/instruments will also be included in the discussion as they relate to improving spectral and spatial resolution beyond the optical diffraction limit, as well as actively control processes at the nanoscale. This Faraday Discussion meeting will provide opportunities for nanoelectrochemisty researchers to exchange novel ideas face-to-face, further advancing this promising research field.

SciconX

Welcome to the International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology 2024, hosted by Sciconx Conferences, taking place in Paris, France on December 09-11, 2024. Join us as we bring together global leaders, esteemed researchers, healthcare professionals, and industry pioneers for a transformative experience dedicated to shaping the future with the use of Nanotechnology.

Phone: [+44 330 808 1939];     Email: nanoscience@sciconx.com

NanoScience 2024, Nanotechnology 2024, NanoScience Conference 2024, Nanotechnology Conference 2024, NanoScience Event 2024, Nanotechnology Event 2024

Microtechnology, Nanotechnology,    Clusters, Nanomaterials, Graphene and Fullerenes

Royal Society of Chemistry

To benefit from the predicted superior properties of high-entropy alloy (HEA) nanostructures in future energy solutions, many fundamental scientific questions and challenges still remain. These include: the development of new synthetic routes to achieve nanostructures with compositional, morphological and structural control; development of new high-throughput characterization routines to examine the structural and elemental distribution of multi-elemental nanostructured materials with high spatial resolution; the development of theoretical models to predict the catalytic properties and active sites driving the reactions on multi-elemental surfaces; the evolution of HEA nanostructured catalysts under realistic operating conditions; magnetic properties of HEAs. This Faraday Discussion aims to bring together pioneers within this area in a cross-disciplinary manner by providing a platform to explore possible solutions to these challenges, while establishing a fundamental understanding of these novel materials.

Chemicals and Materials Science,    Metrology and Instrumentation