The 16th National Conference on Electroanalytical Chemistry was successfully held from April 26 to 28, 2025 in Wuhan - a national historical and cultural city. The conference facilitated academic exchanges and discussions on new achievements and advancements in China's electroanalytical chemistry field since the previous conference, while exploring strategies to accelerate disciplinary development. It provided a multidisciplinary platform for scholars engaged in fundamental research, applied studies, and technological development to share academic insights and research accomplishments, thereby promoting in-depth progress in related fields.

Universal Analytical Technology, the exclusive China distributor for Germany’s Zahner and the U.S.’s Admiral electrochemical workstations, received strong recognition from attendees for its high-performance systems, user-friendly software, powerful offline data analysis tools, cost-effectiveness, and expandable functionality.

At the symposium, Universal Analytical Technology showcased Zahner’s latest ZENNIUM PRO and ZENNIUM X electrochemical workstations, as well as Admiral’s Squidstat Plus, Squidstat Prime, and Squidstat Cycler models. These solutions address diverse testing needs in energy storage and conversion, including:

• Kiloampere-level electrolyzers,      dual-channel high-current electrolyzers, and stack impedance testing;

• Small-scale PEM water electrolysis and      MEA fuel cell membrane electrochemical performance evaluation;

• Impedance testing for      lithium/sodium-ion battery samples;

• Photoelectrochemical applications.

Numerous experts and scholars—longtime users of Zahner and Admiral systems—visited the exhibition booth to exchange feedback and share positive experiences. Their valuable suggestions further inspire Universal Analytical Technology to refine its offerings.Adhering to a user-centric philosophy, Universal Analytical Technology remains committed to advancing R&D and delivering cutting-edge tools that empower researchers in their pursuit of groundbreaking discoveries.