Hydrogen.bridge Wels
We are pleased to invite you to the Hydrogen.bridge Wels event, which will bring together students and companies focusing on hydrogen on November 4 and 5, 2024.
What to expect
As part of the two-day event, participants at the FH OÖ Campus Wels can expect a series of specialist lectures dedicated to the topic of hydrogen.
In addition to a poster session and a panel discussion on the challenges in Upper Austria, a speed matching between students and companies will also be offered. Here, students with a focus on hydrogen and related areas can find out about the requirements and possible open positions at companies!
Exchange and interactions are also encouraged and made possible during the evening event.
With this hydrogen bridge, we would like to offer all participants the opportunity to have inspiring discussions and expand their own network.
We look forward to your participation and a lively exchange!
Preliminary Program
*Changes/additions are still possible
Day 1, November 4, 2024
Time | Program |
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09:00 | Check-In |
09:30 | Welcome-Note |
10:00 | Past and future hydrogen research in Austria > Keynotes from companies and FH OÖ |
12:00 | Lunch break |
13:00 | Hydrogen reseach in Austria > Research institutions |
15:00 | Coffee break |
15:30 | Fish-Bowl |
17:00 | Evening event (in the cafeteria) |
20:30 | End of Day 1 |
Tag 2, November 5, 2024
Time | Program |
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09:00 | Keynote |
09:30 | Presentation of the study programs at the FH OÖ Wels |
10:00 | Guided Tour "Applied Research" |
11:00 | Coffee break & Poster session |
11:30 | Science-Slam // Presentation of selected theses |
13:00 | Poster Award |
13:30 | Speed-Matching incl. Snacks |
14:30 | Open end |
With this hydrogen bridge, we would like to offer all participants the opportunity to have inspiring discussions and expand their own network.
The organizers of the event are the newly established Hydrogen Research Center Wels (FH OÖ), the FH OÖ and the Austrian Chemical Society (GÖCH).
We are looking forward to a lively exchange!
Contact persons
Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Christina Toigo
Forschungsprofessorin
für Wasserstofftechnologie und Energiespeicher