Events
The consortium continues to engage in national and international collaboration, speaking and attending meetings on fuel cells to disseminate its work at;
2008
Durham CIMAT Chile (May 2008)
IEA Annex meeting, Lucerne (June 2008)
SOFC Summer School, Crete (Sep. 2008)
2007
Nanyang University, Singapore, (Sep 2006 and Oct 2007)
Café American Ceramic Society Daytona (Jan 2007)
Cost 543 Munich (Jan 2007)
British Association Dundee (March 2007)
1st UK-Thailand Network Meeting on Fuel Cells (Mar 2007)
EU-China workshop on renewable energy China (March 2007)
Patras Summer School (May 2007)
University of West Macedonia (May 2007)
Institute of Solid State Research, Argentina (June 2007)
EU Workshop on degradation mechanisms in fuel cells (June 2007)
University of Chulangkorn Thailand (Aug 2007)
UK-China clean energy workshop at the Royal Society London (Aug 2007)
Polish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association, Zakopane (Sep 2007)
Ionics, Batz, France (Sep 2007)
IUMRS Bangalore (Oct 2007)
DTU (Nov 2007)
2006
American Chemical Society, San Francisco (Sep 2006)
Malaysian Chemical Congress, Green Chemistry, KL, (Sep 2006)
Conappice, Annual Meeting, Madrid, (Oct 2006)
ECS, Cancun, (Oct 2006)
Associated Initiatives
Imperial Racing Green
An Imperial College Fuel Cell Hybrid Racing team called 'Imperial Racing Green' was founded by Dr Gregory Offer and Dr Ralph Clague in 2006. It is currently the only UK entry into Formula Zero which is an international competition to develop fuel cell driven racing carts, driven by students, and regulated by the FIA. The first race was held in Rotterdam in August 2008 and Imperial Racing Green achieved a podium finish, coming third out of six. Imperial Racing Green is now developing a single seater Formula Student class hydrogen fuel cell powered hybrid race car which will compete in Formula Student at Silverstone in July 2009. Contact Gregory Offer for further details.