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22/07/2026

UK-HyRES invests £4.27m to accelerate hydrogen innovation through Fellowship Funding

UK-HyRES has awarded more than £4.27min flexible funding to support pioneering hydrogen research, helping to accelerate innovation and strengthen the UK’s hydrogen research community.

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21/07/2026

UK-HyRES and HI-ACT join forces to shape the next generation of hydrogen research

Researchers from UK-HyRES and HI-ACT came together at University College London for a dedicated Research Synergies Workshop, exploring how the two EPSRC-funded hydrogen research hubs can work together to tackle some of the UK’s biggest energy challenges.

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21/07/2026

UK-HyRES and HI-ACT Strengthen Collaboration at HI-ACT All-Hands Meeting 2026

Representatives from UK-HyRES recently attended the HI-ACT All-Hands Meeting 2026 in Durham, joining colleagues from across the hydrogen research community for two days of discussions, knowledge exchange, and collaboration.

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17/07/2026

UK-HyRES Research Showcased at the World Hydrogen Energy Conference in Singapore

UK-HyRES researcher Dr Sibimol Luke recently presented research at the World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC) in Singapore, one of the premier international events bringing together researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and technology developers from across the global hydrogen sector.

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16/07/2026

Hydrogen Industry Forum highlights the collaborations driving hydrogen innovation

Researchers, industry leaders, policymakers and innovators gathered at the Futures Innovation Hub in July for the Hydrogen Industry Forum, bringing together expertise from across the hydrogen ecosystem to explore the opportunities and challenges shaping the sector.

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15/07/2026

UK-HyRES Contributes to UK–India Dialogue on Low-Carbon Technology Collaboration

Dr Sibimol Luke, UCL and UK-HyRES ECR chair, recently participated in the inaugural meeting of the UK India Low Carbon Technology Group, convened by the UK India Business Council (UKIBC) in London.

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Upcoming Events

29/07/2026

AI for Researchers: Maintain Academic Integrity with AI Tools & Skills

Gain practical insights into using AI to enhance your research, productivity, and career development.

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14/10/2026

IChemE Hydrogen Innovation and Technology Conference

This year’s event will bring together the people driving real deployment, breakthrough research, and the next wave of commercial opportunities. Whether you’re working on technology, policy, investment, R&D or implementation, this is your chance to connect with the ideas and partners shaping the future of hydrogen landscape.

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Past Events

UK-HyRES & GW-SHIFT Hydrogen Industry & ECR Forums

Connecting diverse voices to explore hydrogen, alternative liquid fuels and the systems, challenges and innovations shaping the future.

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Promoting Yourself and Your Research & ECR Poster Competition Training

Learn networking & LinkedIn strategies to build your profile, grow connections, and boost your research visibility.

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Engineering Your Career: Sustainable Time Management for ECRs

Reclaim your time and learn how to master energy, prioritise what matters, and build a sustainable, high-impact research career.

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Social Acceptance of Hydrogen Symposium: UK Symposium

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.

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UK-HyRES ECR Webinar Series: Writing a Good Project Proposal

Discover what makes a strong, competitive research proposal and learn practical tips to improve your next bid.

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Supporting Early Career Researchers (ECRs) in hydrogen and sustainable energy research commercialisation

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

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