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On International Women’s Day, Professor Mi Tian, Professor of Sustainable Hydrogen Energy at the University of Bath and Co-Director of UK-HyRES, gives her reflections on her career as a woman in engineering and what needs to be done to encourage and support more women into STEM. 

What explains the difference in hydrogen production costs when institutes use the same production case? This question is at the heart of the RD20 Hydrogen Techno‑Economic Assessment (TEA) Taskforce.

The UK-HyRES Early Career Researcher (ECR) Annual Forum 2025 was held at University College London (UCL) on 1–2 December 2025, bringing together ECRs from the UK-HyRES core universities, associated hydrogen projects, and the newly funded Flexi Fund Projects.

Summary of a roundtable between hydrogen academics and companies on the topic of future research needs for the community. Chaired...

The UK Industrial Decarbonisation Research and Innovation Centre (IDRIC) has been named Research Institute of the Year at the prestigious 2025...

IAAPS Executive Director & UK-HyRES academic Chris Brace contributed insights and expertise for the Committee's inquiry into skills for transport...

UK-HyRES / TARG:ET will host a FREE one-day workshop at the University of Portsmouth on Thursday April 30th to bring together academics and non-academics with interests in the social acceptance of hydrogen & alternative liquid fuels.

Turning great research into real-world impact: pathways, partnerships, and practical strategies for early career researchers.

Explore Asia’s hydrogen revolution: from national strategies and industrial deployment to cutting-edge storage technologies shaping a carbon-neutral future.

Get ready to level up your professional game with valuable insights and tips at the IET Professional Registration & Membership webinar!

Join this one-hour online webinar to learn more about the upcoming joint UK-HyRES and Henry Royce Institute SPRINT funding call.

Professor Taylor will discuss his background and vision for sustainable energy (and beyond) in conversation with Prof Tim Mays.

Preparing Britain’s gas systems for Net Zero by managing biomethane, hydrogen & other future gases through flexible system design data.