SCIENCE AT THE SHINE DOME canberra 3 - 5 may 2006
Symposium: Science on the way to the hydrogen economy
Friday, 5 May 2006
| Friday 5 May 2006 Symposium: Science on the way to the hydrogen economy |
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| Opening address Dr Jim Peacock President, Australian Academy of Science |
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| Opening comment Chair: Dr Michael Barber Executive Director, Scientific Planning, CSIRO |
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| Dr John Wright Director, CSIRO Energy Transformed Flagship Setting the scene: What is the hydrogen economy? |
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| Plenary Lecture Dr George Crabtree Senior Scientist, Argonne National Laboratory, USA The two hydrogen economies |
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| Professor Cameron Kepert Federation Fellow, University of Sydney Hydrogen storage in nanoporous materials |
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| Chair: Professor Leslie Field Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), University of New South Wales | ||||
| Dr Sukhvinder Badwal CSIRO Manufacturing and Infrastructure Technology Fuel cells |
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| Professor Andrew Dicks ARC Centre for Functional Nanomaterials, University of Queensland Advanced nanomaterials for fuel cells |
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| Dr Evan Gray Physics, Nanoscale Science and Technology Centre, Griffith University Hydrogen storage: status and prospects |
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| Dr Ben Hankamer Institute of Molecular Bioscience, University of Queensland Solar powered H2 production from H2O using engineered green algal cells |
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| Chair: Dr Bob Watts Councillor, Australian Academy of Science | ||||
| Dr Catherine Grégoire Padró Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA Production of hydrogen |
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| Professor David Trimm Federation Fellow, CSIRO Petroleum Research Catalysis and syngas for the production of hydrogen |
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| Dr Wes Stein CSIRO Energy Technology Making hydrogen from the Sun |
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| Professor Harry Watson Faculty of Engineering, University of Melbourne Hydrogen car prospects |
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