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| Join us in West Lafayette, Indiana for the 4th Hydrogen Symposium at Purdue University, a unique opportunity to expand understanding and exchange state-of-the art knowledge in hydrogen science and engineering. This fourth symposium expands our series into the topic areas of physics and hydrogen utilization for automotive and the aerospace applications. The 2009 symposium will be divided into three primary areas with more than 15 presentations
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Basic Science Science of hydrogen storage in materials: neutrons, x-rays, and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) probes Development of fuel cell technologies, catalysis |
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H2 Production & Storage Large-scale production methods such as fusion torch process, electrolysis, and biological methods Solid-state storage systems (metal hydrides & cryo-sorbents) |
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H2 Utilization & Vehicle Demonstration Lessons learned from aerospace propulsion systems, large scale distribution and safety Automotive applications, portable devices |
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| Technical papers from all invited presentations will be made available to all registrants via Web publishing. This two-day symposium is organized to promote networking and interactions with your peers in the field. Come to forge future collaborations and advance the frontiers of science and engineering in hydrogen research. | |||
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Symposium Chair Timothée L. Pourpoint Research Prof. Aeronautics and Astronautics Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Telephone: 765 494 1541 timothee@purdue.edu |
Symposium Co-Chair David Koltick Professor and Director of the Applied Physics Laboratory, Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Telephone: 765 494 5557 koltick@purdue.edu |
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The Energy Center at Discovery Park will facilitate high-impact, multidisciplinary projects in support of Purdue's vision to be one of the global leaders in energy.
Potter Engineering Center,
Room 322
500 Central Drive
West Lafayette, IN
47907-2022
