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. . . . . .We are pleased to highlight a new scientific publication authored by Vladimir Atanasov from the University of Stuttgart, developed within the framework of the MEAsured Horizon Europe project. The study introduces a new membrane material for high‑temperature fuel cells, made by modifying an existing polymer and blending it with another to improve its strength. This […]
Read MoreAmong the winners of the 2025 Young Scientist Award, we are thrilled to celebrate Marcos López Juárez from Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), Spain, recognized for his outstanding work in hydrogen usages. Marcos’ research explores innovative applications of hydrogen that can accelerate the transition to clean energy and decarbonization. His work stands out for its […]
Read MoreThis month, we celebrate Merit Bodner, Assistant Professor at Technische Universität Graz, whose career path proves that success doesn’t always follow a straight line. After completing her PhD at Graz University of Technology, she ventured into industry before returning to academia—driven by curiosity and a passion for fundamental research. Her achievements include the prestigious Hydrogen […]
Read MoreAt the Eco Mobility Conference, Heiko Hirschmann from Graz University of Technology presented his abstract: “Electrolyte durability in HT-PEMFCs under HDV operating conditions.” Heavy-duty vehicles account for nearly 27% of road transport greenhouse gas emissions in the EU, making decarbonization critical. High-temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (HT-PEMFCs) offer a promising solution, but their long-term […]
Read MoreAt the 248th Electrochemical Society Meeting, Florian Tritscher from Graz University of Technology presented his abstract titled: “Real-world accelerated stress test protocol for high-temperature proton exchange membrane fuel cells based on heavy-duty vehicle operation.” This abstact addresses a critical gap in hydrogen technology: the lack of standardized accelerated stress tests (ASTs) for high-temperature PEM fuel […]
Read MoreAn Efficient control over molecular weights of the catalyst binder (PWN) was achieved by using RAFT polymerization technique and radical transfer agent. The reduction of molecular weight of the binder stand for better processability by the catalyst ink preparation and increased the efficiency of the phosphonation reaction by the synthesis of PWN from 46 up […]
Read MoreThe MEAsureD project aims to revolutionize the durability and performance of high-temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (HT-PEMFCs) for heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs). Graz University of Technology (TUG) leads Work Package 2 (WP2), focusing on durability testing of newly developed HT-PEMFC materials. TUG employs advanced electrochemical in-situ measurement techniques, including polarization curves recorded between 160 to […]
Read MoreAVL is one of the world’s leading mobility technology companies for development, simulation, and testing in the automotive industry and in other sectors such as rail, marine, and energy. Based on extensive in-house research activities, AVL delivers concepts, technology solutions, methodologies, and development tools for a greener, safer, and better world of mobility and beyond. […]
Read MoreThe MEAsureD project aims to revolutionize the durability and performance of high-temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (HT-PEMFCs) for heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs). Graz University of Technology (TUG) leads Work Package 2 (WP2), focusing on durability testing of newly developed HT-PEMFC materials. TUG employs advanced electrochemical in-situ measurement techniques, including polarization curves recorded between 160 to […]
Read MoreFollowing the 18-month MEAsureD consortium meeting, representatives from UPV, Advent, TU Graz, AVL, and UL took part in a workshop organized by UPV and Advent titled “Heavy Duty Vehicles Advancements with the Use of HT-PEM Fuel Cells,” held in Valencia, Spain. During the workshop, the Project Coordinator from Advent Technologies presented the MEAsureD project, highlighting […]
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