This Grove Fuel Cell event will take place on April 3 – 4, 2014, at NH Grand Krasnapolsky, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Thousands of fuel cells are being produced annually and sold commercially in a wide range of applications, but continued research, both fundamental and applied, will be essential to help reduce production costs and increase durability.
This conference will bring together leading researchers and technologists, working in critical areas such as new materials, degradation processes and systems engineering, to discuss the state-of-the-art, highlight new developments and propose research priorities.
Attendance will benefit all those interested in the key research and development issues facing fuel cell science and technology, including end-users.
Topics
Fuel cell electrochemistry
Materials for fuel cells
Cell and stack technology
Fuels and fuel infrastructure
Fuel cell systems and applications
Fuel processing
Modelling and control
Fuel cell components
Abstract Submission (Submission Deadline: 7 January 2014)
Abstracts are invited for oral and poster presentations on the topics listed above. Please click here to submit abstracts using the Online Submission Form according to the abstract preparation guidelines.
For revisions or queries regarding abstracts already submitted:
If you do not receive acknowledgement for your abstract submission or you wish to make any essential revisions to an abstract already submitted, please DO NOT RESUBMIT your abstract, as this may lead to duplication. Please contact us, with details of any revisions or queries. Please quote your reference number if you have one.
To register click here.
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