ZBT doctoral students present their research at EPHyC and H2science in Trondheim

Five ZBT doctoral students attended the European PhD Hydrogen Conference (EPHyC) and the H2science Conference in Trondheim.

Both events were co-hosted and provided a platform for scientific exchange on hydrogen research.

Researchers presented their current work

Miriam Hesse:

  • Ni-S-Based Catalysts for PGM-Free Anion Exchange Membrane Electrolysis (EPHyC)

Ricarda Scheich:

  • Freeze Damage in PEMFCs for Heavy-Duty Applications and Strategies for Safe Use at Subfreezing Temperatures (EPHyC)

Additional research papers and poster presentations

Florian Dennewitz:

  • Development of a Reaction-Kinetic Degradation Model for Real-Time Health Status Prediction of PEM Fuel Cells in Heavy-Duty Applications (EPHyC & H2science)

Lukas Willmeroth:

  • Gas Temperature Behavior in Type IV Hydrogen Tanks During Defueling (EPHyC & H2science)

In addition, Dennis Tonder presented a research poster titled “Development of a Continuous Inline Laser Welding Process for Graphite-Based Composite Materials in Fuel Cells and Electrolysis” at EPHyC.

By Ph.D. students, for Ph.D. students

The European PhD Hydrogen Conference (EPHyC) is intended exclusively for doctoral students from the European Union who are conducting research on hydrogen-related topics. The conference, which takes place annually at different locations, is organised by doctoral students for doctoral students and is sponsored by Hydrogen Europe Research, the Clean Hydrogen Partnership , and local partner institutions.

In addition to the scientific presentations, the conference offered a wide range of opportunities for professional exchange and networking with early-career researchers from all over Europe. ZBT doctoral student Miriam Hesse gave a positive assessment:“The program and the exchange with other PhD students were great!

The H2science Conference is one of the leading scientific events in the field of hydrogen research and focuses on current developments in science and technology. It is organised by HYDROGENi.

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