Co-Chairs: J.W. Van Zee and M. Murthy
Co-Chairs: K. Ota and S.R. Narayanan
Time | Abs# | Title |
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10:00 | 1856 | Temperature-Dependence of Oxygen Reduction Reaction Activity at Platinum Alloy Electrocatalysts - M. Watanabe, N. Wakabayashi, M. Takeichi, and H. Uchida (Clean Energy Research Center, University of Yamanashi) |
10:20 | 1857 | Performance of PEMFC Electrodes Containing Low-Pt Loadings - F. Uribe, T. Rockward, J. Valerio (Los Alamos National Laboratory), and R. Adzic (Brookhaven National Laboratory) |
10:40 | 1858 | Basis Science Research in Support of Fuel Cell Catalysis and Technology - A. Wieckowski, D. Cao, G.-Q. Lu, C. Johnston, and J. Spendelow (University of Illinois) |
11:00 | 1859 | Transition Metal Oxynitrides for New Cathode of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell - A. Ishihara, K. Lee, S. Doi, S. Mitsushima, N. Kamiya, and K.-I. Ota (Yokohama National University) |
11:20 | 1860 | The Oxygen Reduction Activity and Surface Structure of Co Tetraphenylporphyrin Supported on Carbon Black - K. Hiroshima, T. Asaoka, Y. Morimoto, T. Nonaka, and Y. Senoo (Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc.) |
11:40 | 1861 | Well-Dispersed Surfactant Stabilized Nanocatalysts: pH Effects and Mechanism Investigation - C.L. Hui, X. Li, and I.-M. Hsing (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology) |
Co-Chairs: J.W. Van Zee and K. Ota
Co-Chairs: J.W. Van Zee and K. Ota
Time | Abs# | Title |
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17:40 | 1872 | Fractal Flow Fields: A New Design of Gas Flow Channels in Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells - T. Okada, K. Ishida (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology), M. Takimoto (Fuji Research Institute Co. Ltd.), and M. Ishida (University of Tsukuba) |
18:00 | 1873 | Analysis of water transport in PEFC by MRI measurement - K. Teranishi, K. Nishida, S. Tsushima, and S. Hirai (Tokyo Institute of Technology) |
18:20 | 1874 | Study of Flow Field Design for Improving PEMFC Performance - W.-K. Lee, S. Shimpalee, J. Van Zee (University of South Carolina), Y.-M. Goo, S.-K. Jeoung, and S.-E. Yoo (Korea Automotive Technology Institute) |
18:40 | 1875 | A Study of the Impact of Bipolar Plate Material Choices on Portable Fuel Cell Performance and Economy - J. Ramsey, J. Rowley, M. Wilson, and P. Zelenay (Los Alamos National Laboratory) |
19:00 | 1876 | Development of 1kW Class PEFC Stack System with Variable Gas Flow Channel - S. Mizutani, S. Hitomi, H. Yasuda, and M. Yamachi (Corporate R&D Center, Japan Storage Battery Co., Ltd.) |
19:20 | 1877 | Energy and Water Balance Considerations in the Design and Operation of PEMFC Stacks - M. Perry and R. Darling (UTC Fuel Cells) |
19:40 | 1878 | Development of Stand-Alone Portable Direct Methanol Fuel Cell System - T. Shimizu, T. Momma (Waseda University; CREST JST), M. Mohamedi, T. Osaka (Waseda University), and S. Sarangapani (ICET, Inc.) |
20:00 | 1879 | Development of a micro tubular DMFC fabricated by plating technique - H. Qiao, T. Kasajima (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology), M. Kunimatsu (Kanagawa Industrial Technology Research Institute), and T. Okada (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) |
Co-Chairs: S.R. Narayanan and M. Murthy
Time | Abs# | Title |
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08:00 | 1880 | Durability of Asahi Kasei Aciplex membrane for PEM fuel cell application - N. Miyake, M. Wakizoe, E. Honda, and T. Ohta (Asahi Kasei Corporation) |
08:20 | 1881 | Effects of Long-Term PEMFC Operation on Gas Diffusion Layer and Membrane Electrode Assembly Physical Properties - D. Wood, J. Davey, F. Garzon (Los Alamos National Laboratory), P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico), and R. Borup (Los Alamos National Laboratory) |
08:40 | 1882 | Durability of Polymer Electrolyte-Electrocatalyst Interface Containing Non-Fluorinated Ionomers Designed for Elevated Temperature Operation - L. Zhang, V. Murthi, and S. Mukerjee (Northeastern University) |
09:00 | 1883 | Novel Process for Improved Long-Term Performance of DMFC Membrane-Electrode Assemblies - C. Hamon, G. Purdy, Y.S. Kim, B. Pivovar, and P. Zelenay (Los Alamos National Laboratory) |
09:20 | 1884 | Degradation Study of MEA for PEMFC Under Low Humidity Conditions - E. Endoh, S. Honmura, S. Terazono, H. Widjaja, and Y. Takimoto (Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. Research Center) |
09:40 | Twenty-Minute Intermission | |
10:00 | 1885 | Hydrogen Peroxide Formation as a Degradation Factor of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells - M. Inaba, H. Yamada, J. Tokunaga, M. Kiriake, A. Tasaka (Doshisha University), T. Kinumoto, and Z. Ogumi (Kyoto University) |
10:20 | 1886 | The CO-Air Bleed Interaction and its Impact on Durability - M. Murthy and D. Moore (W.L Gore & Associates, Inc.) |
10:40 | 1887 | Surface Oxidation Effects in PEM Fuel Cell Electrodes - T. Jarvi (UTC Fuel Cells) |
11:00 | 1888 | Characterization of Carbon Oxidation: Increased Stability of PEM Fuel Cell Electrodes by Graphitization of Carbon Supports - R. Makharia, T. Yu, J. Pisco, S. Kocha, and H. Gasteiger (General Motors - Fuel Cell Activities) |
11:20 | 1889 | Model of Carbon Corrosion in PEM Fuel Cells during regular operation - J. Meyers and R. Darling (UTC Fuel Cells) |
11:40 | 1890 | Long-Term Performance Characterization of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells - D. Wood, J. Xie, S. Pacheco, J. Davey (Los Alamos National Laboratory), P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico), and R. Borup (Los Alamos National Laboratory) |
12:00 | 1891 | Mechanism of Pin-hole Formation in Membrane Electrode Assemblies for PEM Fuel Cells - V. Stanic (Teledyne Energy Systems, Inc.) and M. Hoberecht (NASA Glenn Research Center) |
Co-Chairs: J.W. Van Zee and S.R. Narayanan
Time | Abs# | Title |
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14:00 | 1892 | Combinatorial Tools for Alloy-based Electrocatalyst Discovery - T. He, E. Kreidler, L. Minor, and T. Nomura (Honda Research Institute USA, Inc.) |
14:20 | 1893 | Analysis Of Short-Circuit And Gas Cross Leakage Using A Segmented Cell In PEFCs - E. Toyoda, M. Kawasumi, T. Suzuki, and Y. Morimoto (Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc.) |
14:40 | 1894 | In-situ Detection of Hydrogen Peroxide in PEM Fuel Cells - W. Liu and D. Zuckerbrod (W. L. Gore & Associates) |
15:00 | 1895 | Measurement of Peroxide Diffusivity in Polymer Films - M. Pelsozy and T. Zawodzinski (Case Western Reserve University) |
15:20 | 1896 | Determination of H2O2 Formed During Oxygen Reduction on High Surface Area Pt/C Catalysts - A. Agarwal, C. Karuppaiah, U. Landau, and T. Zawodzinski (Case Western Reserve University) |
15:40 | 1897 | Direct Measurement of iR-free Individual-Electrode Overpotentials in PEFC - P. Piela, T. Springer, M. Wilson, J. Davey, and P. Zelenay (Los Alamos National Laboratory) |
16:00 | Twenty-Minute Intermission | |
16:20 | 1898 | Low Pt Content DMFC Catalyst Discovery Using Combinatorially-Deposited Nanoscale Thin Films - J. Whitacre and S.R. Narayanan (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology) |
16:40 | 1899 | High throughput screening test of electrocatalyst and proton conductor for direct methanol fuel cells - Y.-G. Shul, H.-J. Kim, S.-W. Ahn, Y.-H. Chu, D.-Y. Kim, and H. Han (Yonsei University) |
17:00 | 1900 | Combinatorial PEM Fuel Cell Studies Of Binary Platinum Alloys - D. Stevens, R. Domaratzki, A. Bonakdarpour, R. Löbel, and J. Dahn (Dalhousie University) |
17:20 | 1901 | Array Fuel Cells for High Throughput Evaluation of Fuel Cell Components - E.S. Smotkin (NuVant Systems Inc.) |
17:40 | 1902 | Distributed Current, Species, Temperature, and Resistance in PEFCs for Low Humidity Operating Conditions - Q. Dong and M. Mench (The Pennsylvania State University) |
18:00 | 1903 | 64-Channel Fuel Cell For Testing Sputtered Combinatorial Arrays Of Oxygen Reduction Catalysts - D. Stevens, R. Domaratzki, and J. Dahn (Dalhousie University) |
18:20 | 1904 | Measurement of Current and Temperature Distribution in a PEMFC - Z. Siroma (National Institute of Advanced Inducstrial Science and Technology), A. Nishikawa, R. Kitayama, S. Koge (Shindaiwa Kogyo Co., Ltd.), and K. Yasuda (National Institute of Advanced Inducstrial Science and Technology) |
Co-Chair: E.S. Takeuchi
Time | Abs# | Title |
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10:00 | 1905 | The Use Of Heteropoly Acids In Composite Membranes For Elevated Temperature PEM Fuel Cell Operation; Lessons Learnt From Three Different Approaches. - A.M. Herring (Colorado School of Mines), J.A. Turner (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), S.F. Dec (Colorado School of Mines), M.A. Sweikart (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), J.L. Malers, F. Meng (Colorado School of Mines), F.J. Pern (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), J. Horan (Colorado School of Mines), and D. Vernon (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) |
10:20 | 1906 | Preparation of Composite Membrane with Three-Dimensionally Ordered Polyimide Matrix and Proton Conductive Gel Polymer - D. Yamamoto, H. Munakata, K. Dokko, J.-I. Hamagami, T. Takei, and K. Kanamura (Tokyo Metropolitan University) |
10:40 | 1907 | C60 and Its Composites for Proton Conducting Membranes in Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells - K. Tasaki, A. Venkatesan (MC Research & Innovation Center), P. Pugazhendi, and R. Loutfy (MER Corp.) |
11:00 | 1908 | Investigation of Ion and Water Transport Mechanisms in Perfluorosulfonated Ionomer Membranes for Fuel Cells - M. Saito, K. Hayamizu, and T. Okada (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) |
11:20 | 1909 | Zirconium Phenylphosphonate/Poly(arylene ether sulfone) Composite Membranes for Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells - M. Hill, B. Einsla (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University), Y.S. Kim (Los Alamos National Laboratory), and J. McGrath (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University) |
11:40 | 1910 | Temperature Tolerant Proton Conducting Organic/inorganic Hybrid Membranes - J.-D. Kim and I. Honma (AIST) |
Co-Chairs: K. Ota and S.R. Narayanan
Time | Abs# | Title |
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14:00 | 1911 | Evaluation of Oxygen Electroreduction on Metal Oxide-supported Platinum Catalysts - Y. Suzuki, T. Nakagawa, A. Ishihara, S. Mitsushima, N. Kamiya, and K.-I. Ota (Yokohama National University) |
14:20 | 1912 | Nanostructuring of PEFC Electrode Catalysts using Carbon Nanofibers - K. Sasaki, K. Shinya, S. Tanaka, A. Furukawa, K. Ando, T. Kuroki, H. Kusaba, and Y. Teraoka (Kyushu University) |
14:40 | 1913 | MEA for PEMFC Prepared by Sputter Deposition in Low Pressure Air and Transfer Method - T. Nakakubo, M. Shibata (Canon Inc,), T. Nakagiri (Canon Inc.), and K. Yasuda (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)) |
15:00 | 1914 | Design Considerations for Measuring the Kinetic Parameters of Electrocatalysts in an Operating Fuel Cell - K. Lux and E. Cairns (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Department of Chemical Engineering, University of California at Berkeley) |
15:20 | 1915 | Platinum and Non-Platinum-Metal Tin Oxide Supported Catalysts for PEMFC Cathodes - W.S. Baker, P.J. Bouwman (Naval Research Laboratory, Code 6171), W. Dmowski (Department of Materials Science and Engineering), and K.E. Swider-Lyons (Naval Research Laboratory, Code 6171) |
15:40 | 1916 | PtMo Catalysts for Ultra High CO PEMFC Applications - S. Ball, B. Theobald, and D. Thompsett (Johnson Matthey) |
16:00 | Twenty-Minute Intermission | |
16:20 | 1917 | Transition Metal Carbides for New Cathode Material of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell - K. Lee, A. Ishihara, S. Mitsushima, N. Kamiya, and K.-I. Ota (Yokohama National University) |
16:40 | 1918 | Increased Poisoning Tolerance of Pt-MOx Oxygen-Reduction Catalysts - P. Bouwman, M. Teliska (Naval Research Laboratory), W. Dmowski (University of Tennessee), and K. Swider-Lyons (Naval Research Laboratory) |
17:00 | 1919 | Determination of Specific Site Adsorption on Pt and Pt Alloy Electrocatalysts using X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy - M. Teliska (Department of Chemistry), V. Murthi, S. Mukerjee (Northeastern University), and D. Ramaker (Department of Chemistry) |
17:20 | 1920 | Platinum Monolayer Electrocatalysts for Oxygen Reduction - J. Zhang, M. Vukmirovic, J. Wang, K. Sasaki, and R. Adzic (Brookhaven National Laboratory) |
17:40 | 1921 | Preparation of CO-tolerant Pt and Pd Anodes Modified with SnO_2 Nanoparticles for PEFC - Y. Anzai, T. Takeguchi, W. Ueda (Catalysis Research Center, Hokkaido University), R. Kikuchi, and K. Eguchi (Department of Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University) |
Co-Chairs: J.W. Van Zee and M. Murthy
Time | Abs# | Title |
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08:00 | 1922 | Evaluation of Durability and Catalytic Activity of Different Pt Oxygen Electrocatalysts - H. Colon-Mercado, H. Kim, and B. Popov (University of South Carolina) |
08:20 | 1923 | Corrosion of Transition Metals in Pt1-xMx (M = Fe, Ni, Mn) Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell (PEMFC) Electrocatalysts - A. Bonakdarpour, R. Lobel, J. Wenzel, D. Stevens (Dalhousie University), R. Atanasoski, A. Schmoeckel, G. Vernstrom, M. Debe (3M Co.), and J. Dahn (Dalhousie University) |
08:40 | 1924 | Surface observation of Pt / HOPG electrode in acid solution contained hydrogen peroxide - T. Kinumoto, K. Takai, Y. Iriyama, T. Abe (Department of Energy & Hydrocarbon Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University), M. Inaba (Deptartment of Molecular Science and Technology, Faculty of Engineering, Doshisha University), and Z. Ogumi (Department of Energy & Hydrocarbon Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University) |
09:00 | 1925 | Membrane-Electrode Interfacial Degradation in Nafion based PEMFCs and DMFCs - A. Siu (Simon Fraser University), Y.S. Kim, and B. Pivovar (Los Alamos National Laboratory) |
09:20 | 1926 | Characterization of Catalysts and Membrane in DMFC Lifetime Testing - X. Cheng, C. Peng, L. Chen, Y. Zhang (Xiamen University), and Q. Fan (Gas Technology Institute) |
09:40 | Twenty-Minute Intermission | |
10:00 | 1927 | Materials Research Needed to Enable Automotive Fuel Cells - H. Gasteiger, R. Makharia, and M. Mathias (General Motors - Fuel Cell Activities) |
10:20 | 1928 | Effect of Morphological and Wetting Characteristics of the Gas Diffusion Layers on Electrode Flooding Level in a PEM Fuel Cell - T. Nguyen and G. Lin (University of Kansas) |
10:40 | 1929 | Performance Improvement by Hydrophobic Diffusion-layer Installed in Cathode in DMFC - T. Kotake and Y. Takagi (Musashi Institute of Technology) |
11:00 | 1930 | Using the Techniques of AC Impedance to Characterize Performance of Gas Diffusion Media in PEM Fuel Cells - W. Liu and D. Moore (W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.) |
11:20 | 1931 | Investigation of GDM flooding effects on PEMFC performance - S. Shimpalee, J. Van Zee (University of South Carolina), and U. Beuscher (W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.) |
11:40 | 1932 | Characterization of Transport Properties in Gas Diffusion Layers for PEMFCs - M. Bluemle, V. Gurau, J.A. Mann, T.A. Zawodzinski (Case Western Reserve University), E.S. De Castro, and Y.M. Tsou (E-TEK division, De Nora North America, Inc.) |
Co-Chairs: S.R. Narayanan and J.W. Van Zee
Time | Abs# | Title |
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14:00 | 1933 | Minimizing Mass-Transport Losses in PEM Fuel Cells - R. Darling and M. Perry (UTC Fuel Cells) |
14:20 | 1934 | Development of a Glucose-Air Biofuel Cell - F. Colon, V. Rajendran, and P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico) |
14:40 | 1935 | Lifetime and Power from a Direct Glucose Micro Fuel Cell - C. Apblett, D. Ingersoll, S. Kravitz, and D. Maricle (Sandia National Laboratories) |
15:00 | 1936 | Mediated Gas Diffusion Biocathodes - N. Hudak and S. Calabrese Barton (Columbia University) |
15:20 | 1937 | Influence of Cathode Ionomer Content on PEFC MEA Structure and Performance - J. Xie, D. Wood (Los Alamos National Laboratory), K. More (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), T. Zawodzinski (Case Western Reserve University), and W. Smith (Los Alamos National Laboratory) |
15:40 | 1938 | Performance Evaluation of a UTCFC's PEM Fuel Cell Design at Different Operating Temperatures - R. Zaffou, J. Yi, and P. Hagans (UTC Fuel Cells) |
16:00 | Twenty-Minute Intermission | |
16:20 | 1939 | Influence of Electrolyte and Electrode Composition on PEFC Performance in Sulfonated PEKK Systems - V. Ramani, S. Swier, R. Weiss, M. Shaw, H. Kunz, and J. Fenton (University of Connecticut) |
16:40 | 1940 | A New Water Management Approach using Absorbent Wicks for Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells - S. Ge and I.-M. Hsing (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology) |
17:00 | 1941 | Stable Performance of PEFC in a Closed Environment without Humidification - Y. Sone, M. Ueno, H. Naito, and S. Kuwajima (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) |
17:20 | 1942 | Performance of Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cell with Pressurization up to 4.0 MPa - S. Tsushima, T. Mibae, K. Teranishi, and S. Hirai (Tokyo Institute of Technology) |
17:40 | 1943 | Anode Pressurization of PEM Fuel Cells at Elevated Temperatures - H. Xu, H.R. Kunz, and J.M. Fenton (University of Connecticut) |
18:00 | 1944 | Exploration of Novel MEA Structures in a Silicon-based Formic Acid Microfuel Cell - R. Jayashree, C. Rastogi, E. Choban, J. Yeom, P. Kenis, and M. Shannon (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) |
Time | Abs# | Title |
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o | 1945 | Simulation of Proton-Exchange-Membrane Fuel Cell Cathode Using an Agglomerate Model - K.-M. Yin (Yuan-Ze University) |
o | 1946 | Solventless Electrochemical Decomposition of Trichloroethylene at Fuel Cell Cathodes: A GC-MS, XRD Study of Catalyst Degradation Mechanisms - A. Vera and E. Smotkin (Chemistry Dept. University of Puerto Rico at Rio Piedras) |
o | 1947 | Impedance Analysis of PEMFC in the Presence of Carbon Monoxide - M.-C. Yang and C.-H. Hsueh (National Cheng Kung University) |
o | 1948 | An Analysis on Operation Conditions of PEMFC to Minimize External Humidification of Gases - J.H. Jang (University of Ulsan), S.H. Song (Korea Institute of Energy Research), and S.-Y.(B. Choe (Auburn University) |
o | 1949 | Electrochemical Analysis of the Pre-Conditioning Effects on DMFC Performance - J.-H. Kim, H.-I. Lee (Seoul National University), B. Bae (Sungkyunkwan University), and H.Y. Ha (Korea Institute of Science and Technology) |
o | 1950 | Microstructure and Conductivity of Nano-Composite Proton Conducting Membrane for Electrode-Supported Intermediate Temperature Fuel Cells - J. Otomo, S. Wang, H. Takahashi, and H. Nagamoto (Kogakuin University) |
o | 1951 | Proton conductivity of Sr2P2O7 – based ammonium polyphosphate composite electrolytes for intermediate temperature fuel cells - N. Kazasa, Y. Iriyama, T. Matsui, T. Abe, and Z. Ogumi (Departmenet of Energy & Hydrocarbon Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University) |
o | 1952 | SPEEK-based Hybrid Membranes for Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells. - E. Traversa, S. Licoccia, M.L. Di Vona, D. Marani, A. D'Epifanio (Universita' di Roma Tor Vergata), and M. Trombetta (Università “Campus Bio-Medico”) |
o | 1953 | PEM Fuel Cell Stack Modeling based on Diffusion Effects in the Gas Flow Channel - S.H. Song (Korea Institute of Energy Research), J.H. Jang (Ulsan University), S.-Y. Choe, and Y. Shan (Auburn University) |
o | 1954 | Evaluation of Effect of Operating and Shape Condition by Simplified Two-Dimensional PEFC Analysis Model - G. Inoue, Y. Matsukuma, and M. Minemoto (Kyushu University) |
o | 1955 | Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Using Sulfonated Phenol Polymer Membrane and Carbonized Silk Cloth - T. Koyama, S. Yokoyama, T. Kizaki, M. Ichikawa, and Y. Taniguchi (Shinshu University) |
o | 1956 | Effect of Agglomeration of Pt/C Catalyst on Hydrogen Peroxide Formation - H. Yamada, J. Tokunaga, M. Inaba, and A. Tasaka (Department of Molecular Science and Technology, Doshisha University) |
o | 1957 | Effects of Surface Modification of a Polymer Electrolyte Membrane on the Fuel Cell Performance - M. Prasanna, E. Cho, H.Y. Ha, S.-A. Hong, T.-H. Lim, and I.-H. Oh (Korea Institute of Science and Technology) |
o | 1958 | Electrochemical characteristics of Direct Dimethyl ether Fuel Cells - S. Ueda, M. Eguchi, K. Uno (Department of Material Science, Faculty of Engineering, Ibaraki University), and Y. Tsutsumi (Electric Power Development Co., Ltd.) |
o | 1959 | Influence of the Solvent on PEEK Membranes Characteristics for Medium Temperature PEFC - A. Carbone, I. Gatto, R. Pedicini, A. Saccà, and E. Passalacqua (CNR-ITAE) |
o | 1960 | Development of Nafion Recast Membranes for Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells - A. Saccà, A. Carbone, R. Pedicini (CNR-ITAE), G. Portale (University La Sapienza of Rome), and E. Passalacqua (CNR-ITAE) |
o | 1961 | Preparation of Fuel Cell Electrode Using Conducting Polymer and Its Application to Fuel Cell - H. Nakano, S. Arimoto, Y. Tachibana, and S. Kuwabata (Osaka University) |
o | 1962 | A Simulation of Polymer Electrolyte Fucel Cells with Co-Flow / Counter-Flow Pattern under Dry Condition - Y. Tago, K. Suzuki, M. Yoneda, G. Kobayashi, and M. Takimoto (Fuji Research Institute Cororation, Ltd.) |
o | 1963 | Single Catalyst Particle Model of in Cathode Catalyst Layer of PEM Fuel Cells - Q. Yan (Mississippi State University) |
o | 1964 | Modeling CO poisoning and O2 bleeding in PEM Fuel Cells - Q. Yan, Q. Liu, and J. Wu (Mississippi State University) |
o | 1965 | Visualization of water droplets in the cathode flow field of PEFC - T. Murahashi, H. Hayashi, H. Kobayashi, and E. Nishiyama (Fukui University of Technology) |
o | 1966 | Electrochemical detection of methanol electrooxidation product generated at Pt/C micropowders by using a porous /disk-dual microelectrode - K. Kashima, M. Umeda, A. Yamada (Depertment of chemistry, Nagaoaka university of technology), and I. Uchida (Department of Applied Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University) |
o | 1967 | Synthesis of Novel Platinum/Carbon Nanofiber Electrodes for Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) Fuel Cells - A. Guha (Case Western Reserve University), W. Lu (Fisk University), T.A. Zawodzinski, and D.A. Schiraldi (Case Western Reserve University) |
o | 1968 | Chemical Degradation of Nafion Membranes - C. Zhou, T.A. Zawodzinski, and D.A. Schiraldi (Case Western Reserve University) |
Co-Chairs: E.S. Takeuchi and K. Ota
Time | Abs# | Title |
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08:00 | 1969 | Substituted Imidazoles as Proton Transport Facilitators in Fuel Cell Membranes - H. Every and T. Zawodzinski (Case Western Reserve University) |
08:20 | 1970 | Improvement of Surface Proton Conductivity for Three-Dimensionally Ordered Macroporous Silica Membrane - H. Chiba, H. Munakata, K. Dokko, J.-I. Hamagami, T. Takei, and K. Kanamura (Tokyo Metropolitan University) |
08:40 | 1971 | Ionomer Membrane-Ionic Liquid Composites for High Temperature Proton Exchange for Fuel Cell Applications - K. Wiles and J. McGrath (Virgina Tech) |
09:00 | 1972 | Anhydrous Proton Conductive Membrane Consisting of Acid/base Complex - I. Honma and M. Yamada (AIST) |
09:20 | 1973 | Sulfonated Poly(arylene ether sulfone) as Candidates for Proton Exchange Membranes: Influence of Substitution Position on Membrane Properties - J.E. McGrath, W.L. Harrison, B. Einsla, N. Arnett (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University), Y.S. Kim, and B. Pivovar (Los Alamos National Laboratory) |
09:40 | Twenty-Minute Intermission | |
10:00 | 1974 | Sulfonated Poly(arylene ether benzimidazole) Copolymers for Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells - B. Einsla, W. Harrison, C. Tchatchoua, and J. McGrath (Institute for Polymeric Materials and Interfaces) |
10:20 | 1975 | High-Temperature Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell Electrolytes based on Dendronized Polymers - S.-W. Choi, S.G. Niyogi, and D.J. Myers (Argonne National Laboratory) |
10:40 | 1976 | Organic-Inorganic Composite Membranes For Elevated Temperature Operation Of PEM Fuel Cells In The 110°C-150°C Range - A. Bocarsly, L. Krishnan, T. Zhang, and J. Mann (Princeton University) |
11:00 | 1977 | Thermal and Mechanical Studies of the State of Water in Proton Conducting Fuel Cell Membranes - T. Kalapos, H. Every, and T. Zawodzinski (Case Western Reserve University) |
11:20 | 1978 | Characteristic Distributed Performance of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells Under Low Humidity Conditions - Q. Dong, D. Shields (The Pennsylvania State Univeristy), and M. Mench (The Pennsylvania State University) |
11:40 | 1979 | Impact of Membrane-Electrode Assembly Fabrication Technique on PEM Fuel Cell Performance - V. Mittal, R. Zaffou, R. Kunz, and J. Fenton (University of Connecticut) |
12:00 | 1980 | Transient Response of a Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell - H. Weydahl (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), S. Møller-Holst (SINTEF Materials and Chemistry), and G. Hagen (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) |