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| Home >> Scientific Programme >> Monday September 20th | |
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| SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME | |
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| Monday September 20th, 2010 | | |
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| Morning Session (9.00 12.30) | |
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| Advances in Membrane Research |
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| Chairman: Bruno Améduri, ICGM-IAM, ENSCM,
France |
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| 9.00 9.30 | | Invited Lecture: Vincenzo Arcella, Solvay-Solexis, Bollate, Italy (Confirmed)
The Solvay-Solexis SSC Ionomer and High Temperature PEM Applications |
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| 9.30 10.00 | | Invited Lecture: Kenji Miyatake, Clean Energy Center, Yamanash University, Japan (confirmed)
Novel Hydrocarbon Ionomer Membranes for High Temperature/Low Humidity Operable Fuel Cell |
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| 10.00 10.20 | | Markus Gross, Polymaterials, Germany
Will Hydrocarbon Membranes be able to compete with PFSAs? |
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| 10.20 10.40 | | Stephen Paddison, University of Tennessee, USA
The Hydration and Transport of Protons in Model Polymeric Systems with High Perfluorosulfonic Acid Density and Minimal Water |
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| 10.40 11.00 | | Coffee Break (Exhibition and Posters) |
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| Chairman: Giulio Alberti, University of Perugia, Italy |
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| 11.00 11.30 | | Invited Lecture: Mario Casciola, University of Perugia, Italy (confirmed)
On the stability of proton conductivity of PEMs at medium temperature and approaches to its enhancement: from
thermal treatment to the development of inorganic - organic composite membranes |
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| 11.30 11.50 | | Jin Hu, EWE-Forschungszentrum fόr Energietechnologie NEXT ENERGY, Germany
Anhydrous proton conducting membranes based on electron-deficient nanoparticles/PBI-OO/PFSA composites for intermediate temperature DMFC application |
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| 11.50 12.10 | | Jochen Kerres, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Properties, Degradation and High Temperature Fuel Cell Test of Different Types of PBI and PBI Blend Membranes |
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| 12.10 12.30 | | Markus Klapper, Max-Planck-Institute for Polymer Research, Germany
Organic Proton-Conducting Crystalline Molecules as Separator Materials for Fuel Cell Applications |
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| 12.30 14.00 | | Lunch |
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| Afternoon Session (14.00 17.00) | |
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| Proton Transfer and Water transport of PEMFC membranes |
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| Chairman: Stephen Paddison, University of Tennessee,
USA |
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| 14.00 14.30 | | Invited Lecture: Klaus-Dieter Kreuer, Max-Planck-Institute for Solid State Research, Stuttgart, Germany (Confirmed)
State of understanding of the microstructure of ionomer membranes |
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| 14.30 15.00 | | Invited Lecture: Jon Owejan, Genral Motors, USA (Confirmed)
PEMFC Water Transport and Material Properties Correlated with Neutron Diagnostic Methods |
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| 15.00 15.20 | | Giulio Alberti, University of Perugia, Italy
Water-vapour sorption isotherms of Nafion 1100 membranes taking into account the permanent deformations provoked by some standard pre-treatment procedures usually performed before their use in fuel cells |
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| 15.20 15.40 | | Coffee Break (Exhibition and Posters) |
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| Alkaline Membrane Fuel Cells |
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| Chairman: Christophe Coutanceau, University of Poitiers,
France |
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| 15.40 16.00 | | Dario Dekel, CellEra, Israel
A review of the state-of-the-art of Anion Exchange Membranes for Fuel Cells |
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| 16.00 16.20 | | Michael Hickner, The Pennsylvania State University, USA
Ion Motion and Water Uptake in Anion Exchange Membranes |
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| 16.20 16.40 | | Mohamed Mamlouk, Newcastle University, United Kingdom
Fe-macro cycle a non-noble metal catalyst as promising alternative to Pt in alkaline membrane fuel
cells |
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| 16.40 17.00 | | Carsten Cremers, Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology ICT, Germany
Influence of the pH value and the carbonate ion concentration of the electrolyte solution on the ethanol oxidation at polycrystalline platinum |
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| Evening Session (19.00 21.00)Poster
Session II and Exhibition with Buffet supper and oyster tasting | |
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