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A. GIANONCELLI ((ELETTRA, Sincrotrone, Trieste))
In situ Electrochemical Studies of Fuel Cells by Soft-X-Ray Spectromicroscopy
D. FRUCHART ((Institute Neel, Grenoble))
Hydrogen in metals, various scale impacts on the structural, mechanical & magnetic properties of alloys
Fundamental bases of neutron scattering and Comparative review of atomic and magnetic ordering in intermetallic compounds using various scale probes - part 1
Comparative review of atomic and magnetic ordering in intermetallic compounds using various scale probes - part 2: neutron scattering, Mössbauer, µ+SR, PAC, XANES-EXAFS-XMCD and NMR spectroscopies
Reversible hydrogen storage in MgH2: from myth to realty
G. SCHERER ((Paul Scherrer Institute, PSI, Villigen))
General introduction to fuel cells
Proton-conducting membranes as solid electrolytes by radiation grafting
Neutron imaging of liquid water in polymer electrolyte fuel cells
I. KHAMIS ((IAEA, Vienna))
IAEA initiatives on hydrogen related activities
J. HUOT ((Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres, Canada))
Hydrogen storage research programs in Canada and North America
Basic crystallography for neutron and X-ray diffraction
Basics of metal hydrides
Use of neutron diffraction for development of metal hydrides
K. VERFONDERN ((Research Centre Julich, Germany))
Hydrogen Economy and the Role of Nuclear Power
Hydrogen Production Systems
M. KAZEMIAN ABYANEH ((Islamic Azad University, Garmsar))
Scanning photoemission microscope: A powerful tool for studies on Fuel cells and catalysis supporting material
M. KURDIACHOVA ((St. Petersburg University, Russia))
Ab-initio calculations of hydrogen storage systems - part 1
Ab-initio calculations of hydrogen storage systems - part 2
M. STEEN ((EC, Joint Research Centre, Le Petten))
Status of hydrogen economy world wide prospective
European program related to the hydrogen economy
NUCLEAR PROCESS HEAT REACTORS ((Research Centre Julich, Germany))
K. Verfondern
P. MORETTO
Overview of the technology state-of-advancement and challenges for the hydrogen storage (both stationary and for transport applications)
R. COPPOLA ((ENEA, Rome))
Neutron diffraction studies of electrodes for innovative fuel cells of industrial interest
S. FABRIS ((SISSA, Trieste))
Computational modelling of catalytic materials for hydrogen-based technologies
U. MALSHE ((Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai))
HEEP: The Tool for Comprehensive Cost Assessment of Hydrogen from Nuclear Energy: A brief Introduction
HEEP software demonstrations - part 1
HEEP software demonstrations - part 2

Organizers

IAEA: A. Zeman, I. Khamis, M. Haji-Saeid. ICTP: R. Gebauer