Fuel Cells 2012 Science & Technology
Thousands of fuel cells are being produced annually and sold commercially in a wide range of applications, but continued research, both fundamental and applied, will be essential to help reduce production costs and increase durability. This conference will bring together leading researchers and technologists, working in critical areas such as new materials, degradation processes and systems engineering, to discuss the state-of-the-art, highlight new developments and propose research priorities. Attendance will benefit all those interested in the key research and development issues facing fuel cell science and technology, including end-users.
Topics
- Fuel cell electrochemistry
- Materials for fuel cells
- Cell and stack technology
- Modelling and control
- Fuel processing
- Fuel cell systems and applications
- Fuels and fuel infrastructure
- Manufacturing
- Fuel cell components
Grove Committee List
Dr David Hart, Imperial College, UK and E4tech, Switzerland – Chair
Mr Clive Seymour, Intensys, UK – Deputy Chair
Prof Gary Acres, UK – Honorary Counsellor
Prof Lars Sjunnesson, Sweden – Honorary Counsellor
Prof Nigel Brandon, Imperial College, UK - Treasurer
Prof Frank de Bruijn, Nedstack, The Netherlands
Mr Ray Eaton, Department of Energy and Climate Change, UK
Dr Nancy L Garland, Department of Energy, USA
Dr Peter Gray, Johnson Matthey Fuel Cells Ltd, UK
Prof Deborah Jones, CNRS Montpellier, France
Ing Angelo Moreno, ENEA, CR Casaccia, Italy
Dr James Wilkie, ACAL Energy, UK
Secretary to the Committee: Mr Donald Cameron, The Interact Consultancy, UK
Keynote and Invited Speakers
Klaus Bonhoff, Managing Director, NOW GmbH, Germany
John Bøgild Hansen, Senior Scientist & Adviser to Chairman, Haldor Topsøe A/S, Denmark
Shanna Knights, Manager, Research, Ballard Power Systems, Canada
Luca Merlo, R&D Manager, Solvay Specialty Polymers Italy SpA, Italy
Peter Strasser, The Electrochemical Energy, Catalysis and Materials Science Laboratory, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
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