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Workshops are fun, educational, engaging opportunities to teach specialized electrochemical skills and theory, which can supplement traditional curricular and laboratory instruction, such as that found in college courses. Workshops are a collaborative effort between Pine Research and electrochemical experts, such as College/University faculty. Read more to learn about the important aspects of hosting a workshop with Pine Research.
Pine Research Provides Instruments
- Electrochemical workstations with laptops, rotators
- UV/Vis Spectrometers for spectroelectrochemistry
- Electrodes and electrochemical cells
- Accessories (O-rings, adapters, cables, other widgets)
Pine Research Can Lecture on Topics
- Fundamental Electrochemistry
- Cyclic Voltammetry (CV)
- Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS)
- Practical Aspects of Experimental Electrochemistry
- How Potentiostats work
- What is iR Compensation and how it is used
- Cyclic Voltammetry Simulation
- UV/Vis Spectroelectrochemistry
- Rotating Disk and Rotating Ring-Disk Electrochemistry
Pine Research can Build and Host Website
- Create workshop landing page
- Maintain workshop schedule and details
- Accept registrations
- Host documents and downloads for workshop
- We do not collect registration fees, that is left to the host institution
The host (you) has Responsibilities
- Acquires required and appropriate permissions from University and Department
- Reserves and Secures adequate lecture room(s) and laboratory space(s)
- Develops schedule including pedagogy, laboratory exercises, data analysis, etc. (in consultation wtih Pine Research)
- Responsible for the assessment and collection of any money (e.g., registration fees)
- Manages any housing, transportation, and meals (in consultation with Pine Research, if information is to be hosted on the Pine Research webinar page)
- Acquires and disposes of all chemicals
- Purchases, or makes available, additional required resources (e.g., balances, gloves, lab coats, gases like nitrogen, etc.)