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The Portuguese Electrochemical Society: Four Decades Fostering Electrochemistry

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Resumo:Abstract Along its 4 decades, the Portuguese Electrochemical Society (Sociedade Portuguesa de Eletroquímica, SPE) has been fostering the Electrochemical Sciences through a diversity of perspectives and pathways, which are illustrated in this talk, within the celebrations of the 40th anniversary of this Society. They include: (i) the publication of Portugaliae Electrochimica Acta (PEA), the only journal on original research in chemical sciences currently being published in Portugal; (ii) the organization of conferences of the SPE and of the Iberic Meetings of Electrochemistry (IME), the latter jointly with the Specialized Group of Electrochemistry of the Royal Spanish Chemical Society (Grupo Especializado de Electroquímica de la Real Sociedad Española de Química, GEE-RSEQ), apart from sponsoring other international conferences; (iii) the award of prizes for senior scientists and for young researchers; (iv) the coinage of celebratory medals; (v) the surveys of the Research on Electrochemistry in Portugal; (vi) the establishment of a Library; (vii) the cooperation with other scientific societies; (viii) other initiatives; and (ix) prospects. All the above-mentioned topics should contribute to the assignment of the role of the SPE within the national panorama of science and education in Portugal.
Autores principais:Pombeiro,Armando
Assunto:IME PEA RSEQ GEE-RSEQ SPE SPQ meetings medals prizes research survey.
Ano:2025
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia
Idioma:inglês
Origem:SciELO Portugal
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Resumo:Abstract Along its 4 decades, the Portuguese Electrochemical Society (Sociedade Portuguesa de Eletroquímica, SPE) has been fostering the Electrochemical Sciences through a diversity of perspectives and pathways, which are illustrated in this talk, within the celebrations of the 40th anniversary of this Society. They include: (i) the publication of Portugaliae Electrochimica Acta (PEA), the only journal on original research in chemical sciences currently being published in Portugal; (ii) the organization of conferences of the SPE and of the Iberic Meetings of Electrochemistry (IME), the latter jointly with the Specialized Group of Electrochemistry of the Royal Spanish Chemical Society (Grupo Especializado de Electroquímica de la Real Sociedad Española de Química, GEE-RSEQ), apart from sponsoring other international conferences; (iii) the award of prizes for senior scientists and for young researchers; (iv) the coinage of celebratory medals; (v) the surveys of the Research on Electrochemistry in Portugal; (vi) the establishment of a Library; (vii) the cooperation with other scientific societies; (viii) other initiatives; and (ix) prospects. All the above-mentioned topics should contribute to the assignment of the role of the SPE within the national panorama of science and education in Portugal.