Link Your ORCiD and Other Socials

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Another recent update to the website member profiles is a section where you can share your social media links!  Several users have asked how to share their ORCiD and other social media links on their SEAC Member profile.  We have this implemented now.  You can link the following socials: ORCiD Twitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

Link your seac.online account to Google

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Having a username and password for websites can get cumbersome.  It’s easy to forget your login and password, especially when you need it the most.  Members have asked for a way to sign in to seac.online with their Google account.  Look no further – the feature is here!  There are several ways to link your

2023 SEAC – The Student Session in Electroanalysis

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Organized by SEAC members Martin Edwards and Stephen Maldonado, the organized symposium for students was a great success.  Presenters delivered high-energy 20-minute presentations on a broad range of topics in electroanalytical chemistry, which were followed by lively discussion with the audience. Attendees were to treated to talks on topics including sensing, cancer diagnostics,

SEAC Reception and Dinner 2023

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SEAC Reception and Dinner Celebration Finally, after two years of COVID causing cancellation of in-person Pittcon, SEAC is excited to announce the Reception and Dinner, honoring Charles N. Reilley and Royce W. Murrary Young Investigator Awardees.  We will take the opportunity to honor the awardees from 2021, 2022, and 2023:

ACS Younger Chemists Conference Travel Grants

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The Division of Analytical Chemistry is offering travel awards for Younger Chemists (under age 35) to travel to a meeting to present the results of their research. Individuals who may not have previously been able to participate in professional meetings are particularly encouraged to apply. Applications are due Nov 1 for winter

I.M. Kolthoff Enrichment Awards for Undergraduate Students

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The American Chemical Society Division of Analytical Chemistry encourages undergraduate students to apply for the I. M. Kolthoff Enrichment Awards for Undergraduate Students to present their research in spring 2023 at either PITTCON or the spring ACS meeting. The award provides reimbursement of up to $750 in travel expenses. Applications are due January 9, 2023.

In Memoriam: Royce W. Murray

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The SEAC membership is saddened by the passing of Professor Royce W. Murray, for whom the SEAC Royce W. Murray Young Investigator Award honors. Professor Murray is remembered for his committed mentoring of young electroanalytical chemists and for his broader contributions to scientific research and professional service that have been a guide

SEAC – The Student Session in Electroanalysis (Pittcon 2022)

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With the drastic reduction of the Pittcon 2022 schedule, our student members lost a valuable opportunity to present their work in front of an audience and we all missed an opportunity to hear about the outstanding science that they have been performing.  To remedy this situation, we are holding the SEAC – The Student Session in Electroanalysis (Pittcon 2022) on Friday, 17 June 2022, consisting of talks and posters from rising starts in our field.

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SEAC – The Student Session in Electroanalysis (Pittcon 2023)

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For Pittcon 2023 and for the ninth year running, SEAC will host another special session dedicated entirely to oral presentations by student and postdoctoral researchers.  Stephen Maldonado and Martin Edwards will organize “SEAC – The Student Session in Electroanalysis,” a feature event at Pittcon that highlights new faces in electrochemistry.  There are two objectives for

YCES 2022 Workshop on Electrochemical Measurements

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We are excited to announce that the Ernest B. Yeager Center for Electrochemical Sciences (YCES) at Case Western University will be hosting their annual workshop this year:  Theory and Virtual, Online, Interactive Experiments, Monday 15 August – Friday 19 August 2022. Official Website [su_button url=”https://chemistry.case.edu/research/yces/” target=”blank” style=”flat” background=”#990000″ color=”#FFFFFF” size=”8″

Journal of Electrochemical Society – SEAC Focus Issue

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This focus issue of the Journal of The Electrochemical Society is a collection of papers from members of the Society for Electroanalytical Chemistry (SEAC), as well as non-members, on their cutting-edge research. Members of the SEAC work in diverse fields of electrochemistry including the fundamental study of the electrochemical interface, nanoelectrochemistry, electrochemical sensors, spectroelectrochemistry, electrochemical imaging, in-vivo

Electrochemical-Focused Sessions at Pittcon 2022

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Pittcon 2022 was originally set to be an in-person event in Atlanta, GA from 5 – 9 March 2022.  It was cancelled/moved to a virtual event due to COVID-19 pandemic concerns.  While we all will miss being together, Pittcon has put together a FREE virtual conference over the span of a couple months, making virtual attendance and participation quite easy to schedule.  Below we bring some of these Award Sessions and Sympoisa to your attention.

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2022 Election Results

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This year, we received 83 ballot submissions.  This is up from last year – thank you to all who voted.  We are excited to announce the results of the election. This was the first election we have conducted through our new website. Please contact us to share any feedback with the process you encountered. Congratulations to those elected!

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Recent Amendment to Bylaws by Board of Directors

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SEAC Board of Directors (BOD) held a virtual meeting on August 15, 2021.  Focus of this meeting was to consider revisions to the Awards Committee makeup and processes, which were first raised at the BOD meeting earlier this year at Pittcon.  At this meeting, an amendment to change Article VII, Section 5 (Awards Committee) was

In Memoriam: Janet (Osteryoung) Jones

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SEAC wishes to remember Janet (Osteryoung) Jones, who passed away from a long illness on September 21, 2021.  She was well known for her contributions to electroanalytical chemistry, namely in the development of Square Wave Voltammetry (SWV).  Janet was very active in SEAC and she will be remembered fondly.  Janet was a founding leader of

The Future of SEACommunications

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The new website enables many tools that were not previously available to SEAC.  For example, the new site brings about a codified and consistent efficiency to the way in which we do things.  Those who came before managed the organization as best they could, given the society’s resources and member’s own valuable (lack of) time. 

New Website

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Welcome to the new SEAC website!  We are so pleased to have you here.  There are so many things to see and do, so please take your time exploring.  Since the site is new there may be some jagged edges here and there.  Please don’t worry – but do feel free to let us know!

It has been many years since SEAC has significantly updated their internet presence.  For countless years, Sam Kounaves has developed and maintained our old website. We cannot thank him enough for the years of service he has given to SEAC. Thank you, Sam!  As with anything on the internet, it is time for a refresh.  We will never forget our classic website.  While almost everything has been carried over to the new website, the content of the old website will continue to be accessible; however, electroanalytical.org will now forward to our new home at seac.online.

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Pittcon 2022 Student Session

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For Pittcon 2022 and for the eighth year running, SEAC will host another special session dedicated entirely to oral presentations by student and postdoctoral researchers. Stephen Maldonado and Martin Edwards will organize “SEAC – The Student Session in Electroanalysis,” a feature event at Pittcon that highlights new faces in electrochemistry. The spirit of this session