Episode 4: How to start an electrochemistry company with Dr. Ziad Bitar

Welcome to The Electrochemistry Podcast, where we discuss all things electrochemistry! This is a flagship podcast launched in 2023 by Pine Research USA to give a light-hearted look into the world of electrochemistry research. Listen along with Dr. Alex Peroff and Dr. Neil Spinner of Pine Research as they discuss stories about various researchers and the issues they encounter in the lab, try to help with electrochemistry troubleshooting tips, and interview people from around the electrochemistry world, all while making a lot of bad jokes and movie references. We hope you'll be as informed as you are entertained.
Episode 4: In this episode, Alex and Neil interview the founder and owner of Equilabrium, Dr. Ziad Bitar. We learn about how Ziad originally got into electrochemistry and what it's like getting a Ph.D. in electrochemistry in France. We then discuss his experience working in industry and how he built an electrochemistry company from the ground up. The interview is educational but also a lot of fun. Finally, they finish with a game of EChem Abstract MadLibs.
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[@syedashobnam2573]

Hey can you make a video about chopped light OCP and I/T method for studying semiconductor

[@Pineresearch]

We'd have to do some research on that specific topic before we can make a video about it. Semiconductor materials have fairly complex electrochemistry without light, so looking at it with light adds an additional level of complexity.

[@TarikZahzah-ns2bu]

I challenge you to submit this abstract for the next big electrochemistry conference. If it gets accepted, you'll have to give a real presentation about this fuel cell. 😂

[@Pineresearch]

Haha, excellent suggestion! If I didn't actually respect the integrity of scientific research, I would do this as the ultimate prank. I doubt it would get through any kind of review process though!