Last October 23rd, 2018 Gema Pérez, researcher of the European project “Atlantic Network for Renewable Generation and Supply of Hydrogen to Promote High Energy Efficiency – HYLANTIC”, was interviewed by the local newspaper “El Diario Montañés”, within more researchers of the University of Cantabria, in relation with their contributions to the science dissemination activities.
On September 28th, 2018 the European Researchers Night took place. HYLANTIC project was present during the event organized by the University of Cantabria at the Porticada Square in Santander. Rafael ortiz, researcher of the University of Cantabria team, presented the poster to the audience and delivered the project brochure to contribute to the difussion activities of the project.
Rafael Ortiz, researcher of HYLANTIC project, attended to the “Joint European Summer School on Fuel Cell, Electrolyser and Battery Technologies (JESS 2018)” from 9 to 21 of September 2018 in Athens, Greece. The summer school consisted on various topics and Rafael participated on “Low Temperature Fuel Cells and Electrolysers (PEFC, alkaline & PEM)” in the first week and “The Modelling Master Class” in the second week. JESS 2018 was organized by the University of Birmingham, the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Forschungzentrum Jülich and Ulster University.
HYLANTIC Project wants to assess the sotial perception about Hydrogen as an Energetic Source considering different stakeholdes (Administrations, Industry, Suppliers, Final users…) and general public. Do you want to share your opinion with us?
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In 2018/2019 academic year Ulster University starts the delivery of fully online part-time postgraduate short course and CPD in hydrogen safety.
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These short courses are designed to provide you with the knowledge and understanding of hydrogen safety engineering and technologies, developing your ability to deal with complex safety problems. The programmes are ideal for anyone involved in the safety of hydrogen systems and infrastructure, including its production, storage, transportation and use, and the safety training of personnel. Upon completion, opportunities for further doctoral study exist.
We would be grateful if you could forward this information to those who might be interested in gaining the beyond the-state-of-the-art knowledge in hydrogen safety science and engineering and receive Post Graduate Certificate in Professional Development (Hydrogen Safety) award from the Ulster University (UK).
The International School “Progress in Hydrogen Safety” within HYLANTIC project “Atlantic Network for Renewable Generation and Supply of Hydrogen to promote High Energy Efficiency” will be held in Belfast (UK) next March 11-15, 2019. The event is organised by Ulster University in close collaboration with other partners of the HYLANTIC project.