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www.EFCF.com I - 2 Welcome by the Organisers Olivier Bucheli & Michael Spirig European Fuel Cell Forum Obgardihalde 2 6043 LUZERN / Switzerland Welcome to the 10 th EUROPEAN SOFC & SOE FORUM 2012. As from the year 2000, this 16 th event of a successful series of conferences in Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies takes place in the beautiful and impressive KKL, the Culture and Congress Center of Lucerne, Switzerland. Competent staff, smooth technical services and excellent food allow the participants to focus on science, technology and networking in a creative and productive work atmosphere. One more time, this event gives us as organiser the challenge to adapt to the evolving needs of the scientific and technical community around high temperature electroceramic technologies. As a natural evolution, for the first time, Solid Oxide Electrolysers are an official part of the program. Besides some minor adaptation, we want to keep one thing constant: The focus on facts and physics. This is granted by the autonomy of the organisation that does not depend on public or private financial sponsors but is fully based on the participants and exhibitors. Your participation has made possible this event, please take those following days as your personal reward! Since the sad events of March 2011, society has increasingly become aware about the importance of energy. Along with renewables, reduced dependency on fossil and nuclear, efficiency and storage have become part of the daily vocabulary of politicians. Fuel cells and Hydrogen have an important contribution in answering this global challenge. This conference will present the status of the technology, what progress has been achieved, what it can do today, and where the remaining challenges lie. In this respect, we would like to thank the conference chair Dr. Florence Lefebvre-Joud from CEA Grenoble, France, the CEA team, the Scientific Organising Committee and the Scientific Advisory Committee. Based on closed to 300 (!) submitted scientific contributions, they have composed a sound scientific program picturing the recent progress in high temperature electroceramics from more than 35 countries and 6 continents – we look forward to seeing this exciting program of the EUROPEAN SOFC & SOE FORUM 2012. We also hope that the charming and inspirational atmosphere of Lucerne allows many strong experts to initiate or confirm partnerships that result in true products and solutions for society, and will allow adding some more pieces in the emerging picture of our future energy system. Our sincere thanks also go to all the presenters, the session chairs, the exhibitors, the International Advisory Board, the media, the KKL staff and Lucerne Incoming for the registration services. Finally, we thank all of you for your coming. May we all have a wonderful week in Lucerne with fruitful technical debates and personal exchanges! ….and the next chances to enjoy Lucerne as scientific and technical exchange platform will come in 2013: The 4 th EUROPEAN PEFC & H2 FORUM will take place from the 2 nd to 5 th July 2013, chaired by Prof. Dr. Deborah Jones from Université de Montpellier, France. High temperature electroceramic technologies will be core topic again at the 11 th EUROPEAN SOFC & SOE FORUM 2014 from the 1 st to 4 th July 2014. Yours sincerely Olivier Bucheli & Michael Spirig
Conference Session Overview Session Luzerner Saal (ground floor) Session Auditorium (1 st floor) A01 Plenary 1 - Opening Session & International Overview A02 Plenary 2 - International Overview A03 in Club Rooms 3-8 (2 nd floor) Poster Session I with topics from Sessions A04, A05, A07, A09, A10, B10*, A11, A12, A13 * from Session II A04 Company & Major groups development status I (EU) B04 Cell materials development I B A05 Company & Major groups development status II (WW) B05 Diagnostic, advanced characterisation & modelling IB A06 Plenary 3 - Advanced Characterisation and Diagnosis A07 Cell and stack design I B07 SOE cell material development B A08 in Club Rooms 3-8 (2 nd floor) Poster Session II with topics from Sessions B04, B05, B07, B09, *, B11, B12, B13 * in Session I A09 Cell and stack design II (Metal Supported Cells) B09 Cell materials development II (IT & Proton Conducting SOFC) A10 Cell operation B10 Diagnostic, advanced characterisation & modelling II A11 SOE cell and stack operation B11 Fuels bio reforming A12 Cell and stack operation B12 Interconnects, coatings & seals B A13 Stack integration, system operation and modelling B13 Seals B A14 Plenary 4 - SOFC for Distributed Power Generation A15 Plenary 5 - Closing Ceremony 10th EUROPEAN SOFC FORUM 2012 I - 3 B
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List of Authors 10 th EUROPEAN SOFC
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Decent Stephen - B1021 Deja Robert
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Kawada Tatsuya - A1206, B1013 Kee R
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Nishi Mina - B0512 Njodzefon Jean-C
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List of Participants 10 th EUROPEAN
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Bucher Edith DI Dr. Chair of Physic
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Froitzheim Jan Environmental Inorga
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Jean Claude CEA LITEN 17, rue des M
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Lindermeir Andreas Dr. Chemical Pro
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Nikolaidis Ilias Dr. Heraeus Precio
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List of Institutions 10 th EUROPEAN
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Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH, Cen
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new enerday GmbH Neubrandenbur/Germ
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List of Exhibitors 10 th EUROPEAN S
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Booth A02 H.C.Starck Ceramics GmbH
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