Newcastle University

Conducted the research on hydrogen-powered ground support equipment (GSE) for airports. School of Engineering's Future Mobility Group led the study, published in Journal of the Air Transport Research Society. Authors include Dr. Yanghanzi Zhang (Research Associate) and Professor Phil Blythe CBE (Professor of Intelligen

Newcastle University provided their research vessel, The Princess Royal, for the retrofit project and contributed expertise through their marine engineering team. The university team included Dr. Serkan Turkmen, Dr. Rose Norman, Dr. Kayvan Pazouki, Dr. Yi Zhou, and PhD researcher Gabriela Grasu.

Collaborating partner in the H2GEAR hydrogen propulsion system development project.

Researchers from Newcastle University led the development of a novel thermodynamically-reversible chemical reactor for green hydrogen production.

This university, along with the Met Office Hadley Centre, has released a new study concerning the implications of climate change in the United Kingdom.

Scientists from Newcastle University in north-east England have developed a new hydrogen fuel cell designed to operate using sewage.

Researchers from Newcastle University are investigating the potential of space bacteria to improve microbial fuel cell performance.

Scientists from Newcastle University have discovered a method to utilize atmospheric bacteria for creating a material that can enhance fuel cell efficiency.