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What you’ll find inside our Media Kit...

IN THIS ISSUE 3 From the Editor:

Nobody Reads, Everybody Cites

7 Pennington Corner:Hallway Collaborations

21 Special Section:227th ECS MeetingChicago, Illinois

39 Tech Highlights

41 PV, EV, and Your Home at Less Than $1 a Gallon

43 Home Energy Efficiency Retrofits and PV Provide Fuel for Our Cars

49 PV and Batteries: From a Past of Remote Power to a Future of Saving the Grid

53 The Role of V2G in the Smart Grid of the Future

57 Fuel Cell Vehicles as Back-Up Power Options

61 EV Fast Charging, an Enabling Technology

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ECS is the trusted steward of the science…

ECS successfully bridges the gap between the corporate, academic, and government sectors by supporting the participation of scientists from around the world and promoting innovation in scientific thought through the dissemination of peer-reviewed journals and in technical meetings.

After more than a century of commitment, the contributions of the ECS community are more relevant and recognized than ever before. A recent evaluation of ECS technical content activities found that approximately 65% of the organization’s published content involves the sustainability of our planet. Lithium batteries, the electrochemical toilet, and other innovations are helping to solve real world issues like sanitation, access to water, and energy supply and storage. The science of electrochemistry includes batteries, fuel cells, energy conversion, solar panels, sensors, and other breakthroughs that will enable the conversion to a clean energy economy.

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ECS Online Advertising Opportunities

ECS e-news Ad Rates

Rectangular Banner 380 x 85 6 Newsletters $ 1,23612 Newsletters $ 1,80018 Newsletters $ 2,57524 Newsletters $ 3,090Newsletter Sponsor $13,000

• Ad placement: Horizontal ads inline with the content. Limit two ads/issue. A third may be added if the newsletter is sponsored. First come first served.

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ECS Digital Library Online Ad Rates

Horizontal Banner: 712 x 90 pixels 1 month $1,030 3 months $2,575 6 months $4,63512 months $8,240

ECS Digital Library - ecsdl.org240,000 sessions/month

1,000+ academic and corporate institutional subscribersThe ECS Digital Library is home to all ECS peer-reviewed research content, serving the broad scientific and technical community that encompasses electrochemistry and solid state science and technology.

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The go to destination for our constituents has been completely redesigned for 2016! Our new site is mobile friendly, easy to navigate, and growing traffic every month.

Redcat BlogStarted in 2014, our blog is the fastest growing portion of our webiste. It’s filled with the latest news effecting the electrochemical and solid state sciences as well as announcements and offers from ECS. ECS Jobs BoardThe job board is one of the most popular areas on our website. Your job postings are free. Your ad will appear right alongside of all the jobs posted.

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HONOLULU, HI

October 2-7, 2016

Hawaii Convention Center & Hilton Hawaiian Village

Meeting Program

The joint international meeting of:

with the technical co-sponsoring of:230th Meeting of

The Electrochemical

Society

2016 Fall Meeting of

The Electrochemical

Society of Japan

2016 Fall Meeting

The Korean

Electrochemical Society

Chinese Society of

Electrochemistry

Electrochemistry Division of the

Royal Australian Chemical Institute

The Japan Society of

Applied Physics

Korean Physical Society Semiconductor DivisionChinese Physical Society Semiconductor Division

October 1-6, 2017

Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center

MEETING PROGRAM

National Harbor, MD

(greater Washington, DC area)

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May 28-June 2, 2017Hilton New Orleans Riverside

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Introduce your company to new clients at ECS exhibits and meetings

Share your message with thousands of meeting attendees by advertising in ECS meeting programs. Each international ECS meeting and exhibit is a forum for the latest scientific and technical developments in electrochemistry and solid state science and technology. These events offer technical symposia, presentations, poster sessions, panel discussions, professional development workshops, special summits, and a variety of networking and social events.

FORMAT SIZE (no bleed) PRICE SIZE (Bleed) PRICE

4-Color Width Height in $US Width Height in $US

Back Cover N/A N/A $ N/A 8 3/8” 11 1/8” $5,000

Inside Front Cover 7” 10” 4,000 8 3/8” 11 1/8” 4,000

Inside Back Cover 7” 10” 4,000 8 3/8” 11 1/8” 4,000

Full Page 7” 10” 3,500 8 3/8” 11 1/8” 3,500

1/2 Page 7” 4 7/8” 2,500 8 3/8” 5 5/8” 2,500

1/4 Page 3 1/2” 5” 1,500 N/A N/A 1,500

All ads are full color and must be received by the applicable deadlines:

• PRiME 2016—June 15, 2016•New Orleans—May 28, 2017•National Harbor, MD—October 1, 2017

To learn more about ECS exhibit and sponsorship, please contact Casey Emilius at [email protected], or call her at 609.737.1902, Ext. 126 and she will work with you directly on advertising and sponsorship opportunities.

• Limited availability of covers.


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Why Advertise?

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3 From the Editor:Writing with Passion for Quality

7 From the President:Worthy Goals

9 Chicago, Illinois ECS Meeting Highlights

35 Tech Highlights37 Electrochemical

Energy Conversion39 Applications of Fuel Cell Technology: Status and Perspectives45 Toyota MIRAI Fuel Cell Vehicle and Progress Toward a Future Hydrogen Society51 Electrochemical Synthesis of Ammonia: A Low Pressure, Low Temperature Approach59 Origins, Developments, and Perspectives of Carbon Nitride-Based Electro-catalysts for Application in Low-Temperature FCs

65 Bi-Functional Oxygen Electrodes – Challenges and Prospects

ELECTROCHEMICALENERGY CONVERSION

IN THIS ISSUE

3 From the Editor:

Everybody Writes,

Nobody Reads

7 From the President:

ECS in Mexico

8 Cancun, Mexico:

Meeting Highlights

20 Candidates for

Society Office

31 Beyond Open Access

38 ECS Classics:

Sherlock Swann, Jr.:

Electro-organic Chemist and

Master Bibliographer

43 Tech Highlights

45 Numerical Modeling for

Corrosion

47 The Use of Finite Element

Methods (FEM)

in the Modeling of

Localized Corrosion

53 Obtaining Corrosion Rates

by Bayesian Estimation:

Numerical Simulation

Coupled with Data

59 Modeling Corrosion,

Atom by Atom

65 Computer Simulation

of Pitting Corrosion of

Stainless Steels

97 Phoenix, Arizona

Call for Papers

Numerical

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IN THIS ISSUE 3 From the Editor:

Nobody Reads, Everybody Cites

7 Pennington Corner:Hallway Collaborations

21 Special Section:227th ECS MeetingChicago, Illinois

39 Tech Highlights

41 PV, EV, and Your Home at Less Than $1 a Gallon

43 Home Energy Efficiency Retrofits and PV Provide Fuel for Our Cars

49 PV and Batteries: From a Past of Remote Power to a Future of Saving the Grid

53 The Role of V2G in the Smart Grid of the Future

57 Fuel Cell Vehicles as Back-Up Power Options

61 EV Fast Charging, an Enabling Technology

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Advertise in Interface and immediately gain the attention of thousands of scientists, engineers, researchers, and policy makers from around the world. Our highly-motivated readers are always looking for the products and services they need to get their job done.

Interface is an authoritative yet accessible publication for those in the field of solid-state and electrochemical science and technology. The readership is built from a base of Society members, subscribers to the flagship Journal of The Electrochemical Society and institutional libraries around the world. Published quarterly, Interface ensures that your product or service stands out to this target market who closely follow each issue to discover what new ideas and products are emerging!

3 From the Editor:Disingenuous Scientometrics 7 Pennington Corner:Changing (Again)23 Special Section: 228th ECS Meeting Phoenix, Arizona46 ECS Classics–Fellows of The Electrochemical Society

51 Tech Highlights53 Bioelectrochemical Energy Conversion Technologies55 Microbial Fuel Cells and Microbial Electrolyzers61 1D Models for Enzymatic Biological Fuel Cells67 Photosynthetic Energy Conversion: Recent Advances and Future Perspective

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Interface Editorial Calendar and Advertising Deadlines

IN THIS ISSUE

Newest

ECS Honorary Members

John B. Goodenough

Allen J.Bard

3 From the Editors:

Writing New Chapters

7 Pennington Corner:

Free the Science

9 ECS Launches

Author Choice Open Access

23 Special Section:

225th ECS Meeting

Orlando, Florida

34 ECS Classics

Brian Conway Remembered

37 Currents: Reflections

on Chemistry and

Electrochemistry

after Fifty Years of Practice

43 Tech Highlights

45 Interfacial Electrochemistry

of Ionic Liquids

47 Electrodeposition in

Ionic Liquids

53 Vacuum Electrochemistry

in Ionic Liquids

59 Influence of Molecular

Organization of

Ionic Liquids on

Electrochemical Properties

65 Interfaces between

Charged Surfaces

and Ionic Liquids:

Insights from Molecular

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IN THIS ISSUE 3 From the Editor:Working With Stuff 9 From the President:The Grandest Challenge of Them All

11 Orlando, FloridaECS Meeting Highlights36 ECS Classics–

Hall and Héroult and the Discovery of Aluminum Electrolysis39 Tech Highlights41 Twenty-Five Years of Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy

43 Studying Electrocatalytic Activity Using Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy47 Measuring Ions with Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy

53 Electrochemistry at the Nanoscale: The Force Dimension61 Functional Electron Microscopy for Electrochemistry Research: From the Atomic to the Micro Scale

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25 Years of ScanningElectrochemical Microscopy

IN THIS ISSUE 3 From the Editor:Free the Engineering!

7 Pennington Corner:The Birthplace of

Electrochemistry21 Special Section:2014 ECS and SMEQ

Joint International Meeting

Cancun, Mexico40 ECS Classics–Ernest B. Yeager— A Dedicated Electrochemical

Scientist and Teacher45 Tech Highlights47 Electrochemical

Manufacturing in the 21st Century49 Electrochemical

Manufacturing in the Chemical Industry57 Electrochemical Surface

Finishing63 Impedance Based Characterization of

Raw Materials Used in Electrochemical

Manufacturing

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ELECTROCHEMICAL

MANUFACTURING

IN THE 21st CENTURY

Spring 2016 • Features Additive Manufacturing for Electrochemistry

Advertising closing date: January 15 • Mail date: mid-March

Summer 2016 • Focus on Organic and Biological Electrochemistry

Advertising closing date: May 13 • Mail date: mid-June

Fall 2016 • Features the 25th Anniversary of the Commercialization of the

Lithium-Ion Battery

Advertising closing date: July 15 • Mail date: mid-August

Winter 2016 • Focus on Sensors

Advertising closing date: November 4 • Mail date: mid-December

Publication Dates: Published quarterly. Where the closing date falls on a weekend or a holiday, the next normal workday shall become the closing date.

In every issue . . .

• A wide range of topics about this exciting and rapidly changing science and highlights of the latest research news and advances in areas of particular interest to electrochemists.

• Featured technical articles presented by a Guest Editor and written by a group of experts in their fields.

• Editorials about future directions in research and development.

• News about award-winning scientists, upcoming events, people on the forefront of discovery, and more.

• Your Ad!


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Ad RequirementsElectronic high-resolution PDF files are preferred. Acceptable Applications: Adobe Illustrator (version 6.0 or higher), Adobe Photoshop (version 4.0 or higher), and Adobe PDF (please request PDF requirements document). Unacceptable Applications: Microsoft Office: PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel.Supporting Files/Graphics: Include all supporting files and fonts along with page layout. Acceptable formats: Illustrator and Photoshop. High Resolution TIFF or EPS files must have at least 300 DPI.Compression: Zip (PC) or any other self-extracting compression software.Production Services: As a service to those advertisers who do not have access to advertising design or production capabilities, ECS has arranged for these services to be made available, at competitive rates. Please contact us for more information.Production Charges: All ads not meeting the above specifications are subject to production charges incurred for color separations; typesetting; alterations in copy or layout; reproduction from photographs, either halftone, silhouette or drop-out etc.; and any artwork corrections or for any other special requirement and necessary repairs.

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Interface readers represent an extremely well-targeted and responsive audience, providing an extraordinary opportunity for advertisers of both technical and consumer products alike!

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FORMAT FREQUENCY

Black and White 1X 2X 4X

Two-Page Spread (IFC + Page 1) $4,120 $3,605 $ N/A

Two-Page Spread 2,017 1,982 1,914

Inside Front Cover 2,575 2,472 N/A

Inside Back Cover or Page 1 2,060 2,034 N/A

Full Page 1,343 1,318 1,275

2/3 Page 1,171 1,148 1,109

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1/3 Page 750 733 710

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1/2 Page 1,549 1,531 1,499

1/3 Page 1,300 1,284 1,263

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2/3 Page 2,275 2,252 2,215

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1/4 Page 1,650 1,646 1,638

1/6 Page 1,513 1,506 1,489

Interface Display Advertising and Special Inserts Rates Interface Classified Ad Rates

1 column x 2” $129

1 column x 3” 180

1 column x 4” 232

2 column x 2.5” 283

2 column x 3” 335

2 column x 3.5” 386

2 column x 4” 438

3 column x 3” 489

Special Note: For Advertising Terms and Conditions, including cancellation policies and possible ad surcharges, please see the reverse side of the ECS Advertising Insertion Form.

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3 From the Editor:Industry 4.0

7 From the President:More Transitions: Déjà Vu All Over Again!

9 San Diego, CaliforniaECS Meeting Highlights

29 Electric Vehicles Will Save the World

33 Tech Highlights

35 Electrons as “Agents” and “Signals” of Change in Organic Chemistry, Biology, and Beyond

37 When Ions Meet: Computational Studies on the Structure of Electrogenerated Ion Pairs

41 Catalytic Reduction of Organic Halides by Electrogenerated Nickel(I) Salen

47 Low-Cost Microfluidic Arrays for Protein-Based Cancer Diagnostics Using ECL Detection

53 Anodic Olefin Coupling Reactions: A Mechanism Driven Approach to the Development of New Synthetic Tools

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Publisher reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertisement that does not meet publisher’s standards, at any time and for any reason.

• All advertisements are accepted and published on the representation that the advertiser or agency is properly authorized to publish the entire contents thereof. The advertiser or agency will indemnify and hold harmless The Electrochemical Society against expenses (including legal fees) and losses resulting from publication of the contents of the advertisement including without limitation, claims or suits for libel, violation or right of privacy, copyright

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ECS Advertising Terms and Conditions

infringement, or plagiarism. Publisher reserves the right to place the word “advertisement” in advertising which, in the opinion of the publisher, resembles editorial.

• In consideration of Interface reviewing for acceptance, or acceptance of any advertising for publication, the agency and advertiser agree not to make any promotional reference to the magazine in any way except with the prior written permission of the publisher for each such use.

• Advertiser is responsible for submitting materials by the close date.

• Certain ad types, such as cover options and e-news, will have limited availability.

Specific to Print Advertising• Cancellations: No cancellations accepted after closing

date. All cancellations must be made in writing, and are not considered accepted until confirmed in writing by the Publisher. Cover and special-position advertising are non-cancelable.

Payment Terms• Agency Commission: 15% of gross billing is allowed to

recognized agencies on space, color, and position only, if paid within 30 days of invoice date. Commissions not permitted on other charges. Cash discounts not allowed.

• Other Rate Information Covers: Cover ads are non-cancellable and must be full-page ads. Back Cover ads must be four-color process only.

• Bleed or Oversize Ads: Any advertisement exceeding the line area in any dimension is considered bleed or oversize. Single page bleed, gutter, top, bottom, and trim are subject to 10% surcharge on rates listed on page 7.

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To acknowledge and accept these terms, please sign and return this with your Advertising Insertion Order on page 10; REQUIRED.

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