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Compounds Webinar | Advanced Materials for Solid-State Hydrogen Storage

20 June 2024
10:00 (CEST)
Online

Welcome from
the chair

The purpose of this webinar is to present a brief, updated overview of the state of the art of scientific progress in the development of functionalized materials for solid-state hydrogen storage, given by both academic and industrial experienced researchers active in this specific field.

Date: 20 June 2024 at 10.00 a.m. CEST | 4:00 a.m. EDT | 4:00 p.m. CST Asia
Webinar ID: 870 4662 8378
Webinar Secretariat: journal.webinar@mdpi.com



Meet the Event Chair

Prof. Marcello Crucianelli
Prof. Marcello Crucianelli
Department of Physical and Chemical Sciences (DSFC), University of L’Aquila, Italy

Meet Our Speakers

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Prof. Chiara Milanese

Prof. Chiara Milanese

Department of Chemistry – Physical Chemistry Section, University of Pavia, Pavia, Italy;
Prof. Chiara Milanese is associate Professor at the Physical Chemistry Section of the Chemistry Department, Pavia University, where she is the scientific coordinator of the Pavia Hydrogen Laboratory. Her main research activities regard the preparation and characterization of innovative materials for solid state hydrogen storage and energy storage (in particular C-based materials derived from agrifood waste and high-entropy metallic hydrides) and in general topics linked to the circular economy. In this frame, she coordinated two national projects funded by the Cariplo Foundation and she is now leading an Italian PRIN project. She is an Italian expert of the task 40 “Energy storage and conversion based on hydrogen” activated by the IEA and a member of the International Hydrogen Carrier Alliance. She is the author of 266 papers on materials science topics (h-index 38).

Prof. Marcello Baricco

Prof. Marcello Baricco

Department of Chemistry and NIS, University of Turin, Turin, Italy;
Prof. Marcello Baricco obtained his PhD in Chemistry in 1987. He works for the Department of Chemistry of the University of Torino as full professor in Materials Science and Technology. He has been responsible for several research projects at the University of Torino, with European and Italian research institutions and industrial partners (e.g., FLYHY, COSY, BOR4STORE, and ECOSTORE). He coordinated the SSH2S and HyCARE European projects on hydrogen storage. He is an expert in the Task 40 of the IEA-TCP Hydrogen and he is the coordinator of SP7 on the Hydrogen Handling of JP on Fuel Cells and the Hydrogen of EERA. Scientific contributions have been presented in more than 400 publications in peer-refereed national and international journals with about 7100 citations (h-index 40). A list of published papers can be found at ORCID: www.orcid.org/0000-0002-2856-9894 or ResearchID: www.researcherid.com/rid/B-4075-2013.

Dr. Thomas Lamberti

Dr. Thomas Lamberti

Methydor S.r.l., Genova, Italy;
Dr. Thomas Lamberti, Naval Architect and Marine Engineer, obtained his PhD in Mechanical Engineering in 2015, specializing his studies on hydrogen technologies for marine applications. He launched his first startup in 2015, Bluenergy Revolution (BER), a University of Genoa spinoff company focused on R&D and H2 technology integration. In 2021, he launched the joint venture Methydor (beyond water) together with Carlo Luetto of Tecnodelta S.r.l. (TND). The startup company inherited design and integration competences from BER and construction and certification capabilities from TND. In 2022, the company launched the production of its first product, Hydor systems, a hydrogen storage tank able to store hydrogen in the form of metal hydrides. The company focused on these specific storage systems, continuously improving the product performance by testing different materials, powders, suppliers, thermal management systems and others, often with the scientific support of the University of Torino. Today, the company is established in metal hydride hydrogen storage production. Its products have been presented at the Hannover Messe fair in 2023 and 2024 among many other fairs, and it has been integrated onboard boats, locomotive, stationary applications, bikes, and many other applications.

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Webinar Recording

Closing summary by the Webinar Chair, Professor Marcello Crucianelli:

On 20 June 2024, a scientific webinar, organized and promoted by Compounds, was held on the following topic: “Advanced Materials for Solid-State Hydrogen Storage”.

Three researchers widely active in the field, two academics (Prof. Chiara Milanese from the University of Pavia and Prof. Marcello Baricco from the University of Torino) and one from a global company (Dr. Thomas Lamberti from Methydor), took part in this event as speakers and held lectures with the following titles:

- Chiara Milanese: “Carbon Based Materials for Hydrogen Storage: A New Perspective”.
- Marcello Baricco: “Hydrides for Hydrogen Handling”.
- Thomas Lamberti: “Hydrogen Storage Systems: A Company's Point of View”.

After each talk there was a question/answer session for direct interaction with participants via a discussion. The event was well attended by an active and interested audience.

Closing summary by Webinar Speaker, Professor Marcello Baricco:

An overview on the fundamentals of hydrogen storage by hydrides has been provided. Some case studies using metal hydrides as hydrogen carriers have been shown. The HyCARE project, funded by FCH JU - H2020 and focused on the development of an efficient metal hydride-based system for the storage of renewables energies, with a planned quantity of 50 kg of stored hydrogen, has been presented. Finally, the main remaining challenges have been outlined.

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