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1st International Workshop on Functional Materials for mobile Hydrogen Storage, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht Research Centre Geesthacht, September, 20 - 22, 2006

Participants of FuncHy-2006

From September, 20 until 22, 2006 the "1st International Workshop on Functional Materials for mobile Hydrogen Storage" took place at Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht. Approximately 45 scientists from whole Europe informed themselves about current developments in the area of hydrogen storage materials.

In eleven talks scientists from eight European research institutes renowned in the field of hydrogen storage materials presented their latest research results. These talks were complemented by four lectures from representatives of the automobile industry covering current developments in the realization of hydrogen-powered vehicles. In lively discussions during the workshop and at the evening meeting the participants discussed these contributions.

The result of the meeting was, that the current research in the area of hydrogen storage materials is on a promising way. However for commercially applicable and economical hydrogen storage tanks still further efforts in research and development are required.

The "2nd International Workshop on Functional materials for mobile Hydrogen Storage " took place in autumn 2007 at Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Germany.

Funchy-2006 Abstract Book

Short Summary of Discussion

List of Talks:

R. Bormann, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht: Welcome and Introduction


M. Fichtner, FZ Karlsruhe: Properties and Transformation of Alanates


N. Eigen, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht: Integrating Complex Hydrides into Hydrogen Storage Systems


A. Züttel, EMPA Zürich: Properties of Boronates


M. Dornheim, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht: Mg-based Reactive Hydride Composites for Hydrogen Storage?


O. Løvvik, Uni Oslo: First Principles Modelling for Predicting and Understanding novel Complex Hydrides


B. Dam, E. Batyrev VU Amsterdam: Determination of Thermodynamic Properties of Gradient Films using Hydrogenography


S. Doppiu, IFW Dresden: Determination of Thermodynamic Properties of Complex Hydrides


W. Lohstroh, FZ Karlsruhe: Nitride based Hydrogen Storage Materials: The Li-Mg-NH System


M. Hirscher, MPI Stuttgart: Hydrogen Storage by Physisorption in Microporous Materials


U. Eberle, GM Fuel Cell Activities: GM"s Research Strategy towards a Hydrogen-based Propulsion System


Michael Stoecklin, BMW AG: Overview of Hydrogen Storage Activities at BMW


Michael Kahlich, VW AG: Automotive Requirements for Future Hydrogen Storage Systems