Three Takeaways from the 248th ECS Meeting
The 248th ECS Meeting reminded us just how fast electrochemical science is evolving, and how dedicated this community remains to powering a cleaner, more efficient future. Here are three quick…
Inside Scribner: Five Questions With Jarrett Mansergh, Ph.D.
At Scribner, innovation starts with the people behind the instruments. Our team is made up of scientists and engineers who share a passion for empowering electrochemical research and for supporting…
Empowering Electrochemistry: Diagnosis Of Ionomers Degradation in Proton-Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell
We’re excited to highlight the work of Tangfei Zheng, Jing Xie, Wei Ding, and their team at the Center of Advanced Electrochemical Energy, Chongqing University. Through an iterative testing strategy…
Scribner Introduces 50 cm² Cell Fixture to Support Scale-Up in Electrochemical Research
Larger Format. Same Trusted Precision. Scalable Solutions for Evolving Research Needs. Southern Pines, NC – Scribner announced today the release of its new 50 cm² cell fixture, a significant addition…
Empowering Electrochemistry: Electrifying amine carbon capture with robust redox-tunable acids
We’re proud to highlight the excellent work of Xing Li, Charles B. Musgrave III, Andong Liu, Prof. William A. Goddard III, and Prof. Yayuan Liu at Johns Hopkins University. Using…
Scribner Releases FuelCell5: Free Software Upgrade Empowers Electrochemical Researchers With New Tools and Real-Time Control
New features include live experiment updates, advanced visualization, and expanded hardware support—all in a free software upgrade. Southern Pines, N.C. – Scribner, leading developer of electrochemical instrumentation and software, today…
Empowering Electrochemistry: Degradation of Fuel Cell Membrane Electrode Assemblies from Buses Operated More than 25,000 h
We’re proud to spotlight the innovative work of Harsh Srivastav, Arthur Dizon, Adam Weber, Rangachary Mukundan, and their team at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The team monitored degradation of membrane…