Leading fuel cell COMPANIES and ORGANIZATIONS to be represented at Fuel Cell Science, Engineering & Technology Conference and Exhibition General Motors; Thermo-Fluid Dynamics Group, United Technologies; The National Institute of Standards and Technology; Florida Solar Energy Center; AIST; The University of St. Andrews; Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; H2Gen Innovations; Pennsylvania State University; General Electric Power Systems; FuelCell Energy; UTC Power; Hamilton Sundstrand; Infraserv GmbH & Company Hochst KG; NASA Johnson; and NETL/United States Department of Energy and more!

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The Fifth International Conference on
FUEL CELL SCIENCE, ENGINEERING and TECHNOLOGY is designed for manufacturers of fuel cells and fuel cell components, utility staff and decision makers, the fuel cell research community, the business and investment community, educators and students with the goals to (1) exchange information, experiences, and insights from research to application, (2) provide a forum for discussion on advances, (3) identify barriers to accelerate the technology development, and (4) further stimulate research activity in this emerging field of fuel cell systems and components for stationary, mobile and portable power generation applications.

Oral and poster presentations submitted to the conference will be considered for publication in a special issue of the ASME Journal of Fuel Cell Science and Technology. Full papers should be submitted to the journal by July 15, 2007. Submit Your Paper

ASME's PTC 50 - Fuel Cell Power System Performance Code Committee will meet during the ASME Fuel Cells conference at the New York Marriott Brooklyn on Tuesday, June 19. Individuals interested in this activity contact Mr. Jack Karian at ASME Codes and Standards KarianJ@asme.org.