Bridging electrochemical devices across Earth and space applications Faraday Discussion

An exciting programme of talks – and more

Take part in a well-balanced mix of talks, discussion, poster sessions and informal networking, delivered by our expert events team. You can explore the full programme in the downloadable files on the right – whether you’re attending in-person or online, every minute provides an opportunity.

A unique conference format that prioritises discussion

At a Faraday Discussion, the primary research papers written by the speakers are distributed to all participants before the meeting – ensuring that most of the meeting is devoted to discussing the latest research.

Discover London

The Discussion will take place in London. Step out to explore the city while you’re here – or stay a few extra days to explore the city further and the surrounding area.

Electrolyser designs for terrestrial and space systems

We will discuss design principles for efficient and stable electrolysers (solid oxide, aqueous electrolyte, proton-exchange membranes, etc.) for operation in space as well as terrestrial environments. Example processes include oxygen and hydrogen evolution, carbon dioxide reduction, and waste proces

Events Team

Royal Society of Chemistry

In-depth discussion with leaders in the field

World-leading and established researchers connect with each other and early-career scientists and postgraduate students to discuss the latest research and drive science forwards. It’s a unique atmosphere – and challenging others to get to the heart of the problem is encouraged!

Innovations in battery technologies for space applications

Batteries have to be able to operate over a long life-span in space, maintaining for example a high specific capacity while tolerating extreme temeprature fluctuations. We will discuss the formation and composition of the solid electrolyte interface (SEI) in batteries terrestrially and in microgravi

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Your contributions, published and citable

A citable record of the discussion is published in the _Faraday Discussions_ journal, alongside the research papers. Questions, comments and remarks become a valuable part of the published scientific conversation, and every delegate can make a major contribution.