Podcast takes a closer look at hydrogen research in Newcastle

A new episode of The Minds Changing Lives Podcast focuses on the research into hydrogen and decarbonisation happening at the University of Newcastle.

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Dr Jessica Allen, senior lecturer in chemical engineering at the University of Newcastle. Image supplied by University of Newcastle.

Green Hydrogen could play a significant role in the global effort to decarbonise with researchers from the University of Newcastle leading the charge in the production and manufacturing of the captivating chemical.

But what is hydrogen and how can it be green? The Minds Changing Lives Podcast focuses on the research happening at the University of Newcastle, the number one ranked University in Australia when it comes to industry collaboration.

The most recent episode of the podcast focuses on renewable energy.

Dr Jessica Allen, senior lecturer in chemical engineering, demystifies the nexus between hydrogen and energy production and we also meet one of the minds making Green Hydrogen possible, Laureate Professor Behdad Moghtaderi. Renewable energy engineering student Jess shares how she’s forging new ground in energy research, and Dr Rohan Stanger investigates an alternate role that coal could play in energy storage.

To listen to the podcast, and to read more about the hydrogen research happening at UON, go to the University of Newcastle website here.

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