A conference for PhD students and early career researchers
18–19 Dec 2018, University of Birmingham
This conference will bring together students and early career researchers working on hydrogen and fuel cells, to present the progress and challenges in their respective areas of research. An additional feature for this year, is keynote talks from alumni of the fuel cell DTC and CDT where they will share their experience and career after the PhD.
The discussions will cover new and exciting opportunities for hydrogen and fuel cell research.
This conference will be held prior to the H2FC Hub’s 2019 Conference: “The vision for H2FC in the UK” (30 Jan – 01 Feb 2019), which is a highly-subsidised residential conference composed of only key-note presentations from international representatives in the sector.
We hope to see you at both conferences to present your work and to join the discussions on the future of the sector in the UK.
PRESENTATION THEMES
The topics will focus on research developments on hydrogen, fuel cells and their applications, specifically within the themes below:
- Theme 1: Hydrogen Production and Storage
- Theme 2: Fuel Cells and their Fuels
- Theme 3: Hydrogen/Fuel Cell Systems and Applications
- Theme 4: The role of hydrogen and fuel cells in the energy system
- Theme 5: Policy, economic and social aspects of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies
Conference PROGRAMME
Please Click here for the Conference PROGRAMME.
ABSTRACTS BOOK
Please click to download Book of ABSTRACTS.
Abstract submission is CLOSED.
REGISTRATION
Please register and pay via the online shop here!
VENUE
The conference will be held at:
Room 124, School of Chemical Engineering, University of Birmingham,
Edgbaston
Birmingham, B15 2GE
Y11 on the map here!
Car Parking: Please note car parking spaces area available on campus and parking permits will be made available at the registration desk.
Travel: The University of Birmingham lies to the southwest of Birmingham, which is located in the heart of England with good access by road, rail and air. The University has its own train station and takes 10 minutes to reach from Birmingham New Street Station with regular intercity services running between Birmingham New Street and the University on the Redditch/Bromsgrove Line (approx. every 10 minutes). Visitors to University of Birmingham have a number of options when it comes to travelling to the city.
For information about getting to University of Birmingham please see here!
ACCOMMODATION
A range of hotels are available including accommodation on the campus at University of Birmingham which can be found here!
In addition to this there are many hotels situated around Birmingham City Centre with easy access via train (from Birmingham New Street Station) to the University.