Dissemination

IA HySafe will sponsor 5 bursaries

7 April 2011
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Categories: Dissemination, Education, Latest News

IA HySafe will sponsor 5 bursaries at the upcoming 11th International Short Course and Advanced Research Workshop (ISCARW) in the series Progress in Hydrogen Safety on the topic “Hydrogen Technologies and Infrastructure” (http://hysafer.ulster.ac.uk/phs/forms/11thshortcourse.pdf), 16-20 May 2011, Belfast.

Bursaries will be allocated from the 16th of April (deadline for applications) on a first come first served basis.
Priority will be given to IA HySafe members (for membership procedure please visit http://www.hysafe.info/?page_id=49)

To apply for a bursary please forward a CV and title of a 10 minute presentation on your work-in-progress to Dr Sile Brennan (sl.brennan@ulster.ac.uk).

IA HySafe at the Hannover Messe 2011

6 April 2011
ia_weinberger
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Categories: Dissemination, Events, Latest News

The leading international showplace for industrial technologies Hannover Messe 2011 open its doors from 04. – 08.04.2011 in Hannover (Germany).
Hannover Messe 2011 will meet a lot of guests from all over the world.

IA HySafe participates the first time at this large-scale event.
We invite you to visit our booth at the Hannover Messe 2011 Hall 27, Stand A66/2

You will find further information’s under the following link:
“>http://www.hannovermesse.de/exhibitor/hysafe?directLink=N850253″>

HySafe workshop in conjunction with ICHS 4 – Friday September 09 2011

6 April 2011
ia_weinberger
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Categories: Education, Events, Experiment, Latest News, Regulation and Standards, Science

IA HySafe organizes September 9th 2011 a workshop about Hydrogen Safety.
The workshop will be held in the Hotel Hyatt at Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco (California, USA) (http://www.fishermanswharf.hyatt.com)
This workshop is addressed to students and engineers who want to learn more about:
• General safety aspects
• Hydrogen properties
• Explosions
• Diffusion and embrittlement
• Regulations and standards concerning Hydrogen
• Practical applications (How to build a safe laboratory; How to build a safe filling station)
• Practical experience (Common misconceptions, Accident histories)
The whole program will be published soon.

Enero Workshop on Energy Risks

20 March 2010
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Categories: EC, Events, Latest News

The workshop recently organised in Brussels was dedicated to the safety of renewable energy. Two presentations concentrated on hydrogen, see http://www.enero.eu/page.asp?id=126&langue=EN. The first given by C. Proust from INERIS showed some interesting results of experiments with type 4 vessels. The other presentation given by T. Jordan KIT showed the results and services of the HySafe network.

Joint undertaking implicitely safe?

14 October 2009
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Categories: Demonstration, EC, Events

Regarding the EC activities there is (surprisingly?) not a word on safety on the next FCH JU General Assembly 26/27 October 2009  in Brussels; see http://ec.europa.eu/research/fch/pdf//stakeholders_general_assembly_2009_programme.pdf#view=fit&pagemode=none
Besides there is the research grouping assembly on Wednesday 28th October 2009. Let’s make sure HySafe is duly represented!

“2nd International Conferecne on Hydrogen Safety” IJHE journal special issue

30 July 2009
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Categories: Conference

I’m happy to forvard the received mail related the previous ICHS2 conference:

Dear Dr. Marco Carcassi

It is with great pleasure that I announce the publication of “2nd International Conferecne on Hydrogen Safety” special issue for International Journal of Hydrogen Energy. The issue is now available electronically on ScienceDirect at the following link.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/03603199
The Table of Contents has also been attached for your convenience. You are welcome to forward it along to all interested parties.  After the paper issue has been printed, you will receive five complimentary copies of this special issue directly from our distribution center. At this time, if you have any comments about the manuscript submission and review process, your experience with EES, or your overall interaction with Elsevier in preparing this special issue, we would be very interested in hearing your feedback.

Marco Carcassi