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Scope for the ICE series: We continue the success of the first three events: International Conference on Electrolysis, (ICE), ICE 2017 in Copenhagen, Denmark, ICE 2019 in Loen, Norway, and ICE conference at Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colorado, USA, 2022. The...

1ST INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS on ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL MODELLING OF MATERIALS (CAMOM) from 18 – 22 September 2022 at University of Pretoria, South Africa (and online) with FREE Registration BACKGROUND Developing the theoretical basis required to gain insights into...

HySA Infrastructure team at NWU recently reported on progress made in PAR safety technology. PAR stands for Passive Autocatalytic Recombiner (PAR). HySA Infrastructure at NWU leads development of safety technology for hydrogen applications in South Africa. It includes...

The HPC-Europa3 transnational access programme, funded by the European Commission H2020 – Research and Innovation programme (under grant agreement number 730897) awarded Dr Kingsley Onyebuchi Obodo with it grant. This grant will fund Dr Kingsley to visit the Newcastle...

National Institute for Theoretical and Computation Science (NITHECS) has added Dr Kingsley Onyebuchi Obodo as one of its three Principal investigators for the NITHECS Focus Area: Advanced computational materials 2022. This comes with significant responsibility with...

Global Energy Prize has recently added Prof D Bessarabov to its International Award Committee. All South African and African related stake-holders are encouraged to considerer the nomination process for the prize. For additional information, please see a recently...

The High-Performance Computing Laboratory at HySA Infrastructure – North West University through Dr Cecil NM Ouma, will be conducting a FREE Master class in Computational materials modelling (7th to 13th November 2021.). Postgraduate students form University of...

HySA Infrastructure participated in the launch of Science Center in Cofimvaba village on the 6th of October. The village is 79 km east of Queenstown in the Eastern Cape. HySA Infrastructure contributed by the installation of a electrolytic hydrogen generation system...

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HySA Center at NWU offers a Gen1 360 tour around our facilities. The core projects include, but not limited to, Electrolysers and Components development, Electrochemical Hydrogen Compression, LOHC technologies, Power to Gas and piloting...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xomp5T97Ho8

The center for high performance computing (CHPC) appointed two members of HySA Infrastructure at NWU, Dr KO Obodo and Dr CNM Ouma as Principal Investigators (PI). Each PI at the CHPC can access 800000 cpu hours and unlimited number of cores. The PI status only remains...

HySA Infrastructure has designed and built a GEN2 short stack for PEMWE to evaluate various architectures of CCMs along with a proprietary data logger system. The GEN2 stack and data logger allow simultaneous testing of a combination of various CCMs for performance...

Mr P Olivier (student from Hochschule für Technik Rapperswil university in Switzerland) performed simulations using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) on a pin-based bipolar plate design manufactured by HySA Infrastructure. The results were then compared to an...

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