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Materials experts sought for Fuel Cells Challenge

The Carbon Trust is searching for UK innovators to help develop the next generation of fuel cells. People with expertise in polymers, catalysts, metals and other materials that could provide alternatives to current fuel cell components are invited to take part in the Fuel Cells Challenge.

The winning idea will receive a research grant and business development assistance. If it is commercially viable, the Trust will invest up to £8 million to develop the solution fully. The deadline for entries is 20 November.

Further information

Fuel Cells Challenge

Author : Zoe ChivertonIOM3, 29 Oct 2009
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