Second Annual Symposium a Great Success!
The 2nd Annual Fuel Cell Symposium at Cornell was a sweeping success. Building on the proven track record of the first symposium, this year we had even more exciting talks, posters, and just as great opportunities for networking among attendees from Industry, Academia, and Government.
Thanks to all who presented and attended with questions, enthusiam, and energy.
Information from the 2008 meeting will be posted during July 2008, and can be found under the '08 SYMPOSIUM MATERIALS' link to the left.
The Fuel Cell Symposium at Cornell
In order to overcome the fundamental challenges facing fuel cell developers, the Cornell Fuel Cell Institute (CFCI) is engaged in a broad-based materials discovery and development program that occurs in collaboration with our industrial partners.
The Fuel Cell Symposium showcases the research and development projects underway at Cornell and in the labs of our industrial and academic partners. Furthermore, it brings together researchers from across the fuel cell technology spectrum to better plan for and meet the ever-evolving requirements of a commercially viable fuel cells.
CFCI
The Cornell Fuel Cell Institute is an inter-disciplinary research center focused on developing novel materials to enable advanced technologies for lower temperature fuel cells. We are a thoroughly collaborative institute, bridging the departments of Materials Science & Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and Chemistry and Chemical Biology.
We are developing materials designed to overcome the challenges that are preventing viable polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell products today: cost, performance and durability. Thus, our research broadly impacts the forthcoming fuel cell industry: from automobiles, to stationary applications, to portable power.
