A scientific organization dedicated to the study of FUNDAMENTAL aspects of Hydrogen in Metals and in other Materials
A metallic sample : before H absorption (left) and after H desorption (right),
illustrative of the macroscopic effect of H-cycling (H-in/H-out), 50 times, at room temperature, with a Palladium bulk solid sample (wire with 50 µm diameter).
: gathers passionate, determined and enthusiast researchers around
fundamental properties of "Material-Hydrogen" systems
: works for Science and thus works for the benefit of all Humanity
H energy, H embrittlement, H storage, Electricity,
Transport,
... in the mid-long term.
The very details of our current research investigations will be shared as soon as achieved
(i.e. with the final step : published papers). We believe that a useful information for the community needs time and many verifications prior to be shared. So : action and prudence. Slowly but surely.
The i2-HMR's website is under construction.
What you see (the whole website) is a 1st shot (a first draft). Many things are missing.
We make it by ourselves ... so it takes time ... and since we're not skilled in website design/construction ... we expect that you will keep cool with us ;)
Besides, our English is not astonishing as you can see ;) An effort will be made to correct it throughout the website, as soon as possible.
: a scientific organization dedicated to the study of basic aspects of Hydrogen in Metals and in other Materials.
32, Rue de la Liberté
Bourgoin Jallieu
38300
France
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