Fuel cells & Hydrogen

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	Monday June 9
10:30	Hydrogen & Fuel Cells
1:30	Hydrogen Production
4:00	Fuel Cells & Hydrogen - Posters
	Tuesday June 10
9:30	Fuel Cell & Electrolyzer Component Development

Symposium Program
	Monday June 9

10:30	Hydrogen & Fuel Cells
	Session chair: John Kopasz, Argonne National Laboratory, US
	Nexceris Solid Oxide Cell Technology S.L. Swartz, Nexceris, US
	Polymer Electrolyte Membranes for Fuel Cells for the Million Mile Fuel Cell Truck T. Zawodzinski, Jr., University of Tennesse-Knoxville, US
	Development of a Mobile Fuel Cell Generator J. Schulte, P. Scott, M. Simon, RockeTruck, Inc., US
	Electrolyzers that Live Outside and Underwater: An Integrated Offshore Hydrogen Production and LDES System for Utility Grid Balancing E. Greenbaum, GTA, Inc., US

1:30	Hydrogen Production
	Session chair: John Kopasz, Argonne National Laboratory, US
	H2@Scale in Texas - a "Protohub" that demonstrates the first renewable hydrogen network B. Weeks, M. Lewis, GTI Energy, US
	HyVelocity, The Texas and Gulf Coast Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub B. Weeks, GTI Energy, US
	Hydrogen Energy Research Operation (HERO) - Best Practices for an End-to-End Integrated Hydrogen Prototype S. Stuver, GTI Energy, US
	Is Green Hydrogen the Answer to Energy Reslience? L. Flanagan, Sesame Solar, US
	Hydrogen Generation through Integrated Sustainable Electrolysis of Water S. Bashir, P. Villareal, J.L. Liu, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, US
	STUDENT ABSTRACT WINNER High-rate photocatalytic hydrogen generation from methanol using narrow bandgap small molecule organic semiconductor N. Kumar, K.M. Alam, M.M. Rana, S. Chitti, R. Pambala, S.S. Aare, K. Shankar, University of Alberta, CA
	New Insights on Thermo-catalytic Decomposition of Natural Gas and Regeneration R.L. Vander Wal, M.M. Nikiawete, J.H. Heim II, Penn State University, US

4:00	Fuel Cells & Hydrogen - Posters
	Effect of electrolyte in electrochemical anodic oxidation of valve metals and their photocatalytic applications N. Kumar, K. Shankar, University of Alberta, CA
	Tuesday June 10

9:30	Fuel Cell & Electrolyzer Component Development
	Session chair: John Kopasz, Argonne National Laboratory, US
	Highly durable low-cost catalysts derived from zeolitic imidazolate framework for proton exchange membrane fuel cell applications D.-J. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory, US
	Single Metal Site Catalysts for Sustainable and Clean Hydrogen Energy G. Wu, Washington University in St. Louis, US
	STUDENT HONORABLE MENTION Bubble-Printing Synthesis of High-Entropy Alloys for Efficient Hydrogen Evolution Catalysis M.-F. Hsieh, A. Swain, Y. Zheng, The University of Texas at Austin, US
	Resolving Fundamental Challenges of Graphene Integration in Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells P. Carmichael, S. Kutagulla, Y. Lee, D. Akinwande, University of Texas at Austin, US
	Transistor Sensors for PEM Fuel Cell Degradation Monitoring and PFAS Regulation D. Dong, Rowan University, US
	Facilitating hydrogen adoption with innovative hydrogen gas sensors for prognostics of industrial assets R.A. Potyrailo, GE Vernova Advanced Research Center, US

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