Invited speakers

	Veronica Augustyn North Carolina State University, USA Focus on how pseudocapacitive materials store charge via intercalation reactions and the mechanisms by which these materials degrade during long term operation.
	François Béguin Poznan University of Technology, Poland Research activities are devoted to carbon materials with controlled porosity and surface functionality for applications in electrochemical energy conversion/storage and environment protection.
	Isak Engquist Linköping University, Sweden Research interest in printed organic electronic devices and circuits, including supercapacitors, transistors, displays, light-emitting electrochemical cells.
	Krzsztof Fic Poznan University of Technology, Poland Research activities focus mainly on phenomena occurring at the electrode/electrolyte interface. i.e. electrochemical activity of selected redox couples and their application as a source of pseudocapacitance of carbon-based supercapacitors.
	Jean Le Bideau University of Nantes, CNRS, France Focus on the development of ionogels for energy storage (including all- solid on-chip microsupercapacitors) and analysis of gel electrolyte confinement on dynamics, phase transitions, and charge transport properties.
	Leif Nyholm Uppsala University, Sweden Research interest in sustainable paper-based energy storage devices (such as cellulose-based supercapacitors) with high capacitance and flexibility.

Published: Wed 18 Apr 2018.