
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


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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