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Prof. Upul Wijayantha from Loughborough University (right) awarded the Faraday Medal to Prof. Martin Winter from the MEET battery research center at Münster University.<address>© University of Glasgow</address>
Prof. Upul Wijayantha from Loughborough University (right) awarded the Faraday Medal to Prof. Martin Winter from the MEET battery research center at Münster University.
© University of Glasgow

Battery researcher Martin Winter honored with Faraday Medal

Royal Society of Chemistry recognizes outstanding achievements in the field of electrochemistry

International award for Prof. Martin Winter: The battery researcher from the University of Münster and Forschungszentrum Jülich has been recognized with the Faraday Medal of the Royal Society of Chemistry. The organization, which is one of the most important chemistry organizations worldwide, has been awarding the medal annually since 1977 to outstanding individuals in the field of electrochemistry from outside Great Britain and Ireland.

"I do consider this award as sign of closeness of the scientists in the UK to their European colleagues", said Martin Winter during his speech at the international conference "Electrochem2019" in Glasgow (Scotland). As a medal winner, he was invited to introduce the conference with a one-hour introductory lecture, which also drew non-battery experts under the spell of battery research.

Afterwards, the medal was awarded by Prof. Upul Wijayantha from Loughborough University who recognized the internationally acclaimed accomplishments of Martin Winter in the field of battery research.

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