| Subject Areas:
All subject areas of the fuel cell science, engineering and technology
will be considered in the conference including the following topics
but not limited to: latest advances in design, analysis, modeling
and optimization of the overall system and the components that comprise
of fuel cells, fuel cell stack, fuels and fuel reformers, and power
electronics, in all types of fuel cells (proton exchange membrane,
methanol, phosphoric acid, molten carbonate, solid oxide, and other
fuel cells) including macro, micro and novel fuel cells. Papers
are also invited in electrochemistry, membranes, catalysts, electrodes,
bipolar plate and interconnect designs, waste heat management, moisture
management, and other thermal management issues, manufacturing challenges,
material issues, integration issues of fuel cell power generation,
application issues (packaging, durability and reliability for desired
performance), recycleability and sustainable technology, as well
as economics, marketing issues, government policy and regulations,
and commercial aspects to make these technologies successful. The
papers can be experimental, analytical, numerical, design and simulation
for components, subsystems and system and/or any combination of
research, design, development and case studies.
The conference will be designed to facilitate effective interaction
among participants from various types of industries, academic institutes
and research organizations. There will be a table-top exhibition
for latest developments.
About Paper Submission:
Submission, Selection, Publication and Presentation of Contributed
Papers: Researchers, technologists, users, manufacturers, designers
and contractors are invited to submit abstracts and eventually papers
for this conference.
In particular, papers from industrial authors are most welcome.
However, those from industry who would like to make a presentation
without submission/publication should also send an abstract so that
it can be arranged in a special session.
Authors should submit abstracts in the text form only of up to
1000 words electronically to the Regional
Scientific Committee member geographically close to the authors.
The cover letter (e-mail) should include the name, complete mailing
address, phone and fax numbers, and e-mail address of the author
to whom correspondence should be directed.
The abstract should clearly state the objectives, results and conclusions.
The papers will go through a peer review of the complete manuscript.
The accepted papers will be prepared electronically in the pre-specified
format in English only. The Conference Proceedings will be available
at the conference.
Abstract Deadlines:
| December 31, 2003 |
Submit electronic copy of abstracts (no
longer than 1000 words). |
| January 12, 2004 |
Full manuscript prepared electronically to be sent to
the Scientific Committee
members. |
| March 1, 2004 |
Notification of the manuscript acceptance and the reviews
to be sent to authors. |
| March 15, 2004 |
Complete author-prepared electronic version of the paper
in MS Word and PDF format to be sent to the Scientific
Committee member. |
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