Presentation - Pathways of Water, Heat and Light to Novel Renewable Energy Sources
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University College Cork
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Tyndall National Institute
Description
This presentation was delivered by FreeHydroCells researcher Dr. Scott Monaghan (Ailbe Ó Manacháin) on 20th March 2024 to a delegation of 30 students and their supervisors from the Minzu University of China. The purpose of their visit was to gain insights into the cutting-edge scientific advancements being made at the Institute, particularly in collaboration with UCC’s School of Chemistry, Tyndall National Institute, and external European partners, aimed at accelerating the transition to renewable energy.
Dr. Ó Manacháin’s presentation underscored the vast potential of readily available and affordable renewable energy sources such as water, waste heat, and sunlight. He elucidated on how scientists are exploring these resources through innovative methodologies at UCC to propel advancements in renewable energy technologies.
Read more on this presentation: FreeHydroCells featured to visiting student delegation - Free Hydro Cells
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The FreeHydroCells project, a European multi-partner consortium led by University College Cork (UCC), has secured nearly €3.75 million in Horizon Europe research funding for over three years of pioneering research. If successful, this initiative could deliver a low-cost solar-to-chemical energy conversion system, utilising sustainable materials. Learn more at freehydrocells.eu. This project is funded by the European Union under grant agreement No. 101084261 (FreeHydroCells) and supported in part by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) under Grant Number 12/RC/2278-P2 (AMBER).
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2024-03-20