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EIS Data For Battery Materials R&D
In this webinar Dr Julia van Drunen introduces electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) as a valuable tool for the analysis of battery materials, components, and fuel cells.
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Julia van Drunen
Electrochemistry for academia and industry
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