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UK-HyRES & GW-SHIFT Hydrogen Industry Forum Voting

 

Taking place on Day 1, the Poster & Pitch Competition will showcase several posters and pitches produced by PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and early-career researchers.

 

Attendees are invited to view the posters, hear the pitches, and vote for their favourites, with the winners to receive one of three Amazon vouchers.

 

Sponsored by:

  • Ceres
  • HydroStar
  • Hydrogen Energy Association
  • Royce Hydrogen Accelerator
  • Henry Royce Institute

Explore the entries and help decide this year’s winners

  1. Sibimol Luke, UCL – Where Does Hydrogen Actually Make Money? Business Cases for Electrolyser Technologies
  2. Melisha Barboza, Warwick University – The Development of Electrocatalyst Materials for Green Ammonia Production
  3. Holly Smith, University of Bath – Dehydrogenation Catalysis of Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carriers
  4. David Pegler, University of Plymouth – GIS – Unlocking Hydrogen Opportunities across the South West
  5. Karan Singh, University of Bath – Modelling Flexible Industrial Clusters for a Renewable Energy Future
  6. Chaewon Kim, University of Portsmouth – Emerging Hydrogen Spot Indices: Price Taker or Maker?
  7. Yongliang (Harry) Yan, Newcastle University – Experimental Demonstration of a Super-equilibrium Chemical Looping Reactor for Low-carbon H2Production
  8. Sepideh Aliasghari, Manchester University  – Hydrogen-Induced Degradation of Multilayer Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) Coatings for Hydrogen Fuel Engine Components
  9. Mehran Afra, Coventry University – Real-Time Oxygen Distribution Measurements in Large-Format PEM Fuel Cells
  10. Oludare Amos Solademi, Robert Gordon University – Smarter Pipelines for Hydrogen Future
  11. Lila Mahmoud, University of Bristol – Turning Biomass Waste Into Hydrogen Storage Materials
  12. Thomas Mackay, University of Exeter – Probing the Factors that Affect HER Activity for a Nickel-Based Electrocatalyst in Direct Seawater Electrolysis
  13. Jack Corbin, University of Exeter – Investigating Direct Alkaline Seawater Electrolysis and its Impact on the Oxygen Evolution Reaction 
  14. Jake Hollins, University of Exeter – Smarter Hydrogen Production – Optimising Production over the Whole Asset Life — not Moment-to-Moment.
  15. Olivia Linley, University of Sheffield – Reassessing Pre-Treatment and Break-in Protocols in PEM Water Electrolysers
  16. Gavin Irvine, University Of St Andrews – Eden Campus, The Hydrogen Living Laboratory, & Ensign
  17. Jordan Davies, Cardiff University – Ammonia: Easy to Store, Hard to Burn
  18. Xiuxiu Han, University of Birmingham – Designing More Durable Catalysts for Net-Zero Hydrogen and Renewable Carbon Cycling
  19. Grace Zhou, Loughborough University – Flexible Hydrogen and Power Generation with Reversible Solid Oxide Cells (rSOCs)
  20. Rajan Jagpal, University of Bath – TT2 Storage and Distribution. PT2.1 Advanced Solid State Hydrogen Storage
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