Power Grid-Informed Electrochemistry Program
Event Venue: Pyle Center [link]
Talks Room: Pyle Center, Room 209
Posters Room: Pyle Center, Room 213
Recommended Parking Lots: State Street Campus Garage (5 min walk to event) [link] and State Street Capitol Parking Garage (15 min walk to event): [link]
Posters Titles and Presenters: [link]
Tuesday, August 26th
Breakfast on your own
8:30 Welcome and Introduction by Prof. Victor M. Zavala, UW-Madison
9:00 - "Perspectives on Energy Storage: From Flywheels to Batteries" by Dr. Daniel Abraham, Argonne National Laboratory
9:45 - "Systems Engineering Approaches to Electrification" by Profs. Styliana Avraamidou and Line Roald, UW-Madison
10:30 - Break
10:45 - "The Interplay Between Electricity Grids and Electrolytic Hydrogen" by Dr. Omar Guerra, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
11:30 - "Advancing Electrolysis-Based Manufacturing: Glycerol oxidation, Ammonia oxidation, and Co-conversion" by Prof. Paul Kenis, UIUC
12:15 - Catered Lunch
1:30 - "Experience and Perspective on Industrial Electrification" by Dr. Elizabeth Endler, Shell
2:15 - "Degradation and Transport Phenomena in PEM electrolyzers Providing Voltage and Frequency Grid services under Highly Dynamic and Pulsed Operation." by Prof. Luca Mastropasqua, UW-Madison
3:00 - Break
3:15 - "Manufacturing using Modular Electrochemical Processes to Exploit Dynamic Electricity Markets" by Prof. Song Jin, UW-Madison
4:00 - "Electrochemical Nitrogen Separation and Recovery from Wastewater" By Prof. Mohan Qin, UW-Madison
4:30 - 6:30 - Poster Presentations by Students/Postdocs
Dinner on your own
Wednesday, August 27th
Breakfast on your own
8:30 - "Mediated Electrolysis Methods for Chemical Synthesis and Energy Applications." by Prof. Shannon Stahl, UW-Madison
9:15 - "Real-time electrocatalytic control of C-H and C-C bond transformation and fuel formation to enable a sustainable chemical and fuels industry." by Prof. Marcel Schreier, UW-Madison
9:45 - Break
10:00 - "Exploring New Electrolytes and Charge Storage Mechanisms to Enable Resilient Power Grids." by Prof. Matt Gebbie, UW-Madison
10:30 - "Polymer Electrolytes for Next-Generation Batteries." by Prof. Whitney Loo, UW-Madison
11:00 - Break
11:15 - "Accelerating Electrolyte Discovery via High-Throughput Experimentation and Machine Learning." by Prof. Fang Liu, UW-Madison
11:45 - "Active and Interpretable Machine Learning for Multi-Objective Molecular Design." by Prof. Joel Paulson, UW-Madison
12:15 - Concluding Remarks & Adjourn