Talks that make electrochemistry clearer, not more theatrical
Invited talks for conferences, companies and research groups that want electrochemistry explained with technical honesty and usable detail.
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Recorded talks
June 2026 · MadridThe electrochemistry that doesn't make it into papers: Digital tools, AI, and shared knowledge for more efficient experimental science
ICP Seminars · Instituto de Catálisis y Petroleoquímica (ICP-CSIC)Watch on YouTube
February 2026 · BarcelonaFrom Research to Ecosystem Vision: An Entrepreneurial Electrochemist giving back to the Scientific Community
Invited IMB-CNM Talk · Innovation with Purpose, María de Maeztu Sessions (IMB-CNM-CSIC)Watch on YouTube
Track record
Recent talks
- July 2026
Trayectorias en Electroquímica y perspectivas profesionales
Round table · XLVI Meeting of the Electrochemistry Group of the Royal Spanish Society of Chemistry (GEE-RSEQ) · Barcelona
- June 2026
The electrochemistry that doesn't make it into papers: Digital tools, AI, and shared knowledge for more efficient experimental science
ICP Seminars · Instituto de Catálisis y Petroleoquímica (ICP-CSIC) · Madrid
- April 2026
Overlooked aspects of electrochemical measurement and analysis
Invited talk · PhD Seminar of the ECS Ilmenau Student Chapter, hosted by Bosch Manufacturing Solutions · Stuttgart
- February 2026
From Research to Ecosystem Vision: An Entrepreneurial Electrochemist giving back to the Scientific Community
Invited IMB-CNM Talk · Innovation with Purpose, María de Maeztu Sessions (IMB-CNM-CSIC) · Barcelona
Topics
Talk topics
Starting points: each talk is adapted to the audience and the time available.
- 01
Common mistakes in electrochemical measurements, and how to avoid them
The errors that keep appearing in labs and papers, from reference electrodes to data reporting.
Research groups · R&D teams - 02
EIS without the magic
What equivalent circuits can and cannot tell you, and how to interpret impedance honestly.
Conferences · technical audiences - 03
From the lab to a marketplace
Why I left academia to build ElectroSeek, and what science entrepreneurs underestimate.
Universities · entrepreneurship events - 04
Explaining science on LinkedIn
Lessons from 150+ #ectip posts on making technical content useful to a wide audience.
Science communication · outreach
Formats
Formats
- Keynote or invited talk
- Workshop session
- Panel or round table
- Webinar
For organisers
Bio and photo
Use freely for programmes, posters and announcements.
Short bio
Dmitry Galyamin holds a PhD in Electrochemistry and was a postdoctoral researcher at ICP-CSIC (Madrid) and the Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society (Berlin). He is co-founder and Managing Director of ElectroSeek, the marketplace for electrochemistry, an independent consultant and trainer, and the author of #ectip, a LinkedIn series on practical electrochemistry followed by more than 12,000 people.
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