Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) has been well-established in academic laboratories for decades, where it has long served fundamental materials research. Pulsenics is leading its industrialization, bringing EIS to diagnostics and quality control of electrochemical assets. As the technology moves into industrial environments, professionals at every level are looking for trustworthy guidance on what EIS can deliver today and how best to apply it.
That’s why Pulsenics launched our certification program for industrial-grade EIS.
EIS provides a unique non-invasive view into hydrogen, battery, and CO2 utilization cells, among other forms of electrochemistry. However, pinpointing sources of performance loss and detecting defects takes more than access to EIS data. It takes training in two things: how to generate clean measurements, and how to interpret them.
On August 7, 2026, the first cohort came through the Industrial EIS Fundamentals Certification Program, an invited group of Pulsenics clients who spent the day with us at our Toronto headquarters. Our in-person workshop, “Industrial EIS Fundamentals: From Clean Signals to Interpretation,” covered foundational skills on how to ensure the acquisition of clean EIS measurements, data interpretation, real application use cases for diagnosis and quality control, and an interactive session with Pulsenics’ state-of-the-art EIS equipment. This workshop was the first of three levels with the Certification Program, with intermediate and advanced sessions upcoming.
This half-day workshop brought together diagnostics professionals from client organizations working across applications in marine electrification, electrolysis, fuel cells, carbon dioxide conversion, and advanced materials development, among others, to exchange ideas and best practices.
Pulsenics is pleased to announce the public launch of the Pulsenics Industrial EIS Certification Program, now open to all diagnostics professionals.
Interested in enrolling in the Pulsenics Industrial EIS Certification Program? Join the waitlist and be the first to know about our upcoming workshops!
