Energy & Cleantech

Bridging Electrochemical Devices Across Earth and Space Applications - Faraday Discussion

The Faraday Discussion event in November 2026 is an international meeting focused on electrochemical devices used in Earth and space applications.

It targets established and early-career scientists, postgraduate students, and industrial researchers. The event covers innovations in battery technologies for space and interfacial processes in electrochemical energy conversion and storage devices.

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The essentials

Event details

Dates
2 November 2026 to 4 November 2026
Organiser
The Faraday Institution
Industry
Energy & Cleantech

Who attends

The audience

This meeting is for established and early-career scientists, postgraduate students and industrial researchers working on various aspects of electrochemical devices across Earth and space applications.

As described by the organiser

Agenda themes

Topics covered

  • Electric & Electronics
  • Environment & Waste

Logistics

Where to stay

Places to stay near the venue.

  • The Clermont

    70 m from the venue

    London

  • Hotel The Grand at Trafalgar Square

    180 m from the venue

    London

  • Club Quarters Hotel

    180 m from the venue

  • Henrietta Hotel

    300 m from the venue

    15 Henrietta Street, London

  • The Royal Horseguards Hotel, London

    320 m from the venue

    2 Whitehall Court, London

  • Premier Inn

    420 m from the venue

    1 Leicester Place, London

  • Hotel Indigo

    440 m from the venue

    1 Leicester Square, London

  • Thistle Piccadilly Hotel

    440 m from the venue

    39 Coventry Street, London

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