Hydrogen gas plays an important role in the future of clean energy with the potential to replace fossil fuels for many daily and essential applications, from making fertilizers to producing chemicals for plastics. In this Midday Science Cafe, we’ll be hearing from scientists who study different processes working toward the same goal: to make hydrogen fuel a clean, affordable reality. UC Berkeley scientist Dr. Julie Fornaciari studies the process of creating hydrogen—that is, how to optimize hydrogen production through a process that uses electricity and water. But once we have the hydrogen, how can it be turned into energy? Well, Dr. Arthur Dizon of Berkeley Lab uses mathematical modeling to optimize energy production through a process that uses oxygen alongside hydrogen. Come hear about how we can get to a future with green hydrogen fuel!
Featuring:
Dr. Arthur Dizon
Postdoctoral Scholar
Energy Technologies Area
Berkeley Lab
Dr. Julie Fornaciari
US Dept. of Energy Fellow
Dept. of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
UC Berkeley
Thursday, June 16, 2022 | 12 PM
Brought to you by UC Berkeley’s Science at Cal and Berkeley Lab’s Government & Community Relations Office, “Midday Science Cafe” is a virtual series that highlights compelling and complementary scientific research from both institutions.