In january I participate in "Bath Electrochemistry Winter School" at Bath University (UK)

On the training I listened the following lectures:
- “Introduction to Electrochemistry”, Dr Petra Cameron (University of Bath);
- “Mass transport effects in voltammetry”, Dr Toby Jenkins (University of Bath);
- “Electron transfer kinetics”, Dr Jason Riley (Imperial College London);
- “How a potemtiostat works (with demonstration)”, Prof. Laurie Peter (University of Bath);
- “Mechanism of electrochemical reactions”, Dr Frank Marken (University of Bath);
- “Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy”, Dr David Fermin (University of Bristol);
- “Design of electrochemical experiment”, Prof. Laurie Peter (University of Bath);
- “An introduction to electroanalytical methods”, Dr Petra Cameron (University of Bath);
- “Spectroelectrochemistry”, Dr Jason Riley (Imperial College London);
- “Electrochemistry for biosensing”, Dr Toby Jenkins (University of Bath);

and I also attended in the following lab sessions:
-“Getting to know the equipment. an introduction to electrochemical instrumentation & techniques”;
- “Voltammetry at Rotating Disc and Ultramicroelectrodes”;
- “Quantitive analysis of solar cell absorber layer”;
- “The impedance properties of a simple redox reaction: the ferri/ferrocyanide couple”;
- “More complex cyclic voltammetry –the elucidation of reaction mechanisms”;
- “Electrochemical Deposition: Kinetics and Mechanism of Bismuth Electrodeposition onto glassy carbon electrodes”;
- “Protein electrochemistry: cytochrome c reduction and oxidation in a mesoporous membrane system”;
- “Spectroelectrochemical studies of an EC’Reaction”;
- “Gold nanoparticle electrocatalysis: electrophoretic deposition and catalytic reactivity of 5 nm diameter gold nanoparticles”.

It is really good training. I've learned a lot and I would recommend this school to anyone who wants to wirk with electrochemistry.