The 23rd National Electrochemical Conference of the Chinese Chemical Society was held from November 7 to 10, 2025, in Wuhan, China. The grand opening ceremony took place on the morning of November 8, attracting nearly 4,000 participants and creating an unprecedented gathering.

Co-organized by the Electrochemical Committee of the Chinese Chemical Society and Wuhan University, the conference was jointly hosted by Wuhan University, EVE Energy Co., Ltd., and Hunan Corun New Energy Co., Ltd. It was co-supported by the CAS-Hong Kong Joint Laboratory for Hydrogen Energy and the Hubei Key Laboratory of Materials and Technologies for Electrochemical Power Sources. The theme of this year’s conference was “Electrochemistry for the Integrated Development of Education, Science and Technology, and Talent.” The event also honored the 100th anniversary of the birth of Professor Zha Quanxing.

As the largest and most comprehensive academic event in electrochemistry in China, the conference provided a high-level platform for academic exchange. It focused on fundamental, applied, and cutting-edge issues in electrochemical science and technology, showcased the latest research progress and achievements in the field, and facilitated in-depth discussions on opportunities, challenges, and future directions. The conference aimed to advance the discipline, strengthen research collaboration and technology transfer, and promote the application of electrochemistry in critical areas such as energy, environment, and materials.

The conference organizers extended a warm invitation to Universal Analytical Technology and other domestic and international experts engaged in fundamental and applied research, instrument development, and industrial applications of electrochemistry. Participants gathered in Wuhan to exchange and present the latest research findings, contributing to the advancement of electrochemistry and its role in national strategies.

With decades of experience in the high-end analytical instrument sector, Universal Analytical Technology has become a key partner in China for several internationally renowned brands. It is widely recognized for its professional technical services and comprehensive after-sales support. At the exhibition, Universal Analytical Technology showcased electrochemical workstations including the Zennium PRO from Germany’s Zahner and the Squidstat Plus from the U.S.-based Admiral.

Zahner, specializing in high-precision electrochemical instruments since 1976, offers the modular Zennium series potentiostat with multi-language software support. It meets precise testing requirements in photoelectrochemistry and battery performance, while the CIMPS system enables accurate control of light intensity, providing reliable tools for new energy material characterization. Admiral’s Squidstat series is known for its cost-effectiveness and customization, covering applications from basic research to industrial quality control. Its multi-channel, high-current models support research in key future energy fields such as batteries and fuel cells.

During the exhibition, numerous experts, scholars, and users—both new and existing—visited the booth for engaging exchanges and feedback, offering positive reviews and valuable suggestions.