Gamry's first Newsletter of 2008 marks an important occasion. Our Dr. Bob Rodgers will retire in the very near future. Many of us have
benefited from Dr. Bob's wisdom and experience over his many, many, many years in the field. His impact on R&D and Technical Support will be missed. Luckily, his creativity, flare, and marketing genius will live on through the Dr. Bob's Cell.
Gamry welcomes Jacob Ketter, Ph.D to our staff. Jacob is an ace electrochemist and there is a good chance that many of you will interact with Jacob in the future.
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Register Now for the
Corrosion Short Course!
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Some of us are born into the study of corrosion...others have the study of corrosion thrust upon us. Do you need a forum to learn and practice LPR, Tafel, EIS, and Electrochemical Noise measurements in one place and in one week? We recommend the Short Course on Corrosion: Fundamentals and Experimental Methods that's held at
Pennsylvania State University on June 1-6, 2008. The faculty for the Short
Course is from both Penn State and Ohio State, two of the finest engineering
schools in the US, so you can't find better instructors anywhere else on the
planet. This course has both a lecture and hands-on lab to bring you up to speed on the different electrochemical techniques available to the corrosion scientist. This will be the 12th year of this course. It is only taught once a year and space is limited, so apply now! |
| Version 5.5 Released! Sequence Wizard!
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 Version 5.50 of the Gamry Framework is now available for free download from the Gamry website. Version 5.50 includes the new Gamry Sequence Wizard.
The Gamry Sequence Wizard is a new intuitive interface for customizing
your testing procedures. Drag-and-drop flexibility combines with variable-defining
functionality to create tailored experimental sequences.
Click here to learn more about the
Gamry Sequence Wizard.
Click here to
download Version 5.50 of the Gamry Framework.
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| RDE710 Rotator is now available! |
 Gamry is pleased to introduce the
RDE710 Rotator as the newest member of our family of electrochemical measurement instrumentation.
The RDE710 interfaces with any existing Gamry Potentiostat or BiPotentiostat. With either the PHE200 Physical Electrochemistry or PV220 Pulse Voltammetry software, the rotation rate is controlled with the software.
With the appropriate shaft and electrodes, the RDE710 can employ Rotating Cylinder, Rotating Disk, and Rotating Ring-Disk Electrodes. Any scientist studying mass-transport (fuel cells, corrosion, physical electrochemists) can get valuable information using the RDE710 and a Gamry Potentiostat.
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