Scientific Community
The European Hydrogen Energy Conference (EHEC) is a key meeting point for the scientific community working on hydrogen technologies. It brings together researchers, academics, and technical experts from universities, research centers, and laboratories to share their latest findings and contribute to the development of hydrogen solutions.
Role of the Scientific Community at the EHEC:
- Research Presentations: EHEC provides a platform for presenting new research on hydrogen production, storage, fuel cells, materials, and system integration through parallel and poster sessions.
- Knowledge Exchange: The event encourages collaboration and the exchange of ideas across different scientific disciplines, helping to address key technical challenges in the hydrogen sector.
- Publication Opportunities: Research presented at EHEC often contributes to scientific publications and technical reports, helping to expand knowledge within the field.
- Support for Young Researchers: EHEC promotes the involvement of students and early-career researchers, offering them the opportunity to showcase their work and connect with industry and academic leaders.
