Mastering EIS - A 4 Day Intensive Workshop

June 22-26, 2026
Gamry Europe Office - Via G. Amendola
27058 Voghera (PV) – Italy

This course is intended for scientists of myriad backgrounds who are interested in unleashing the power of Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy in their respective fields. Suitable for academics as well as industrial researchers, this course will help you use EIS properly with theoretical instruction in addition to hands-on experiments.

Over four days, you will start with the fundamentals of EIS and fitting software (Day 1), then explore batteries and practical battery measurements (Day 2), followed by corrosion mechanisms and impedance experiments (Day 3), and conclude with porous electrode modeling and an interactive roundtable/Q&A session (Day 4).

ECS 249th Meeting

May 24-28, 2026

Seattle, WA US

The 249th ECS Meeting takes place at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, WA, from May 24–28, 2026. Anchored by the theme Sustainable Technologies, the meeting underscores the vital role of electrochemistry and solid state science in addressing today’s most pressing sustainability challenges.

Gamry will be an Exhibitor at this conference so stop by the booth and say Hi to Jerome, John and Andrew.

Updates

Reference 3020 Accuracy Contour Plot

The Accuracy Contour Plot gives you valuable information about a potentiostat’s EIS performance and accuracy. It allows you to compare the Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy capability of any potentiostat.

Gamry provides Accuracy Contour Plots for every one of our potentisotats that is EIS-capable.  The accuracy contour plot provides a detailed look at the performance you can expect from your instrument in real-world situations. The results include the cell cable.  Accuracy contour plots are important because they let you compare the performance of different manufacturers to ensure you are getting the best possible measurement. 

View the recently published ACP for our latest potentiostat, the Reference 3020.

View the Accuracy Contour Plot > 

Spotlight

Southern California Electrochemistry 

School for Students

2026 SoCal Electrochemistry Conference for Students

Sponsored by Gamry Instruments and ECS
 with a presentation 

by Dr. Jerome Babauta on CV and EIS

Want to have us out to visit for a one-day tutorial or workshop?
Let us know at sales@gamry.com !

Publications

Tracking electrodeposition with redox replacement using an electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance.

In this application note, we introduce the reader to a pulsed electrochemical deposition technique and how electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM) can provide additional insight into the processes that occur during each of its cycles. Electrodeposition with redox replacement (EDRR) is a technique that can enable the recovery of precious metals like Ag, Au, and Pd, present at trace levels in process streams that contain a high concentration of less noble metals such as copper.

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