iGii will be exhibiting at the 250th meeting of The Electrochemical Society (ECS) in Calgary this October, with Dr Neil Vyas, Dr Sofia Teixeira and Dr Jo Holmes representing the team.
Alongside exhibiting throughout the conference, the iGii team will deliver three oral presentations exploring the use of Gii, our proprietary 3D porous carbon material, across electrochemical sensing and energy storage applications.
The presentations span printed primary batteries, blood ketone sensing and point-of-care immunosensing, reflecting the breadth of development taking place across the Gii platform.
Our presentations at ECS 250
3D Nanocarbon, Gii: A Game-Changing Electrode Platform for High-Performance Printed Primary Batteries
Dr Neil Vyas, Principal Scientist – Energy & Catalysis
Wednesday 28 October | 08:20–08:40
Room 221, Level 2Neil will present iGii's work investigating Gii as an electrode platform for printed primary batteries, including its potential to support high-performance, flexible energy-storage applications.
Gii-Based Electrochemical Platforms for Blood Ketone Analysis
Dr Jo Holmes, Sales Director
Wednesday 28 October | 17:00–17:20
Room 213, Level 2Jo will present iGii's work using Gii-based electrochemical platforms for blood ketone analysis and the role of the electrode material in supporting diagnostic sensing development.
Rapid Electrochemical Immunosensing of Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Using a One-Step Gii Enabled Interface for Point of Care
Dr Sofia Teixeira, Principal Scientist – Sensors
Thursday 29 October | 08:20–08:40
Room 213, Level 2Sofia will present iGii's work on a Gii-enabled interface for the electrochemical immunosensing of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), exploring its application within point-of-care diagnostic development.
From material performance to commercial application
Gii is a 3D porous carbon material developed and manufactured by iGii. Its high electrochemically active surface area, inherent antifouling behaviour and compatibility with scalable manufacturing provide a common material platform that can be engineered for different electrochemical applications.
Our work at ECS spans two of those areas: electrochemical sensing and flexible printed batteries.
For iGii, the challenge is not simply demonstrating what a material can achieve in the laboratory. It is understanding how that performance can be translated into repeatable, manufacturable technologies with a credible route towards commercial application.
Meet iGii at ECS 250
As well as attending our presentations, you can meet Neil, Sofia and Jo at the iGii exhibition stand throughout ECS 250.
If you're developing electrochemical sensing, diagnostics, printed batteries, energy storage or other technologies where electrode material performance and manufacturability matter, come and speak to the team.
Visit us at #313 or contact us to arrange a meeting in Calgary.