Ultra Micro Electrode Workshop

This Fall, the ECS Montreal Student Chapter is hosting its second annual electrohemistry workshop at McGill University. The main outcome attendees can expect from this event is hands-on experience designing, fabricating, and characterizing Ultra Micro Electrodes (UMEs) typically employed as the working electode in scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM). Participants will be invited into the Mauzeroll group's laboratory- A world renown laboratory known for in-house UME fabrication and SECM- for a two-day workshop. The event will include a talk from the expert herself, Prof. Janine Mauzeroll, cost-benefit analysis of in-house fabricated UMEs, an experimental design session where participants can tailor the UME electroactive material/size made during the workshop to her/his own research needs, and a full fabrication and characterization course led by experienced students. Coming from out of town? Apply for travel funding today by filling out the form on our website: http://ecsmontreal.blogspot.com/.