We participated in the International Society of Electrochemistry regional meeting in Prague on 15-19 August. Thanks for a great conference! For more information about the event, please see the webpage:https://regional.ise-online.org/

Congratulations to the researchers from the University of Twente on the recent paper, “Carbon-Nitrogen bond formation on Cu electrodes during CO2 reduction in NO3- solution (2022)”. This gives improved insight into developing electrodes and processes for making, for example, urea, amines, or amides using electrochemical methods. The paper can be accessed here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apcatb.2022.121512 Great work

Thanks for a great 32nd ISE topical meeting in Stockholm. We had many interesting talks about our EC-MS analysis system.

We had a free webinar event, Boosting Power-to-X Research: Coupling Electrochemistry & Mass Spectrometry, on June 13th 2022. If you would like to get notified in advance about these events, please subscribe to our newsletter.

Thank you ECS – The Electrochemical Society for a great meeting from May 29 to June 2, 2022! So many interesting talks and a great venue! For more information about ECS, please see there website: If you would like to get notified about these events in advance, please subscribe to our newsletter or follow us at LinkedIn

Interested in reducing unwanted side reactions in CO2 reduction, batteries, or supercapacitors? The paper “How to Minimise Hydrogen Evolution on Carbon Based Materials?” might be relevant for you. The paper was published recently in the Journal of ECS – The Electrochemical Society and can be accessed here:https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1149/1945-7111/ac67f7/meta Great work by the researchers: Rose Oates, James Murawski, Carys Hor, Xuyang Shen,

Our production rate and quality assurance standards of Spectro Inlets EC-MS systems are steadily increasing. All the packed systems in the lab have been purchased and are awaiting delivery to research groups around the world. We look forward to being part of our customers’ pursuit of new insights in electrochemistry.

We are excited to announce our first delivery of the electrochemistry mass spectroscopy (EC-MS) analysis instrument to the UK – at a research group at the Imperial College London. The analysis instrument features our breakthrough microchip membrane inlet and standardized sample holders that allows for sensitive, and quantitative analysis of electrochemical reactions, including battery studies.

We are happy to present the three new team members of Spectro Inlets (from the left):Li Ai – Sales CoordinatorSøren Scott – R&D EngineerMichael Vecht – Sales EngineerGreat to have you all onboard. We look forward to working together with you!