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Welcome to the 3rd International Summer School – Underground Hydrogen Storage

Welcome to the 3rd International Summer School – Underground Hydrogen Storage

The 3rd International Summer School on UHS will be held in Edinburgh between the 8th and 12th July 2024. The summer school will be hybrid and will cover many aspects of the UHS.

Welcome to the 3rd International Summer School on UHS, which will be held in Edinburgh between the 8th and 12th of July 2024.

Welcome to the 3rd International Summer School on UHS, which will be held in Edinburgh between the 8th and 12th of July 2024.

The summer school is developed for a broad audience who would like to learn more about the various aspects of UHS, with a specific focus on students and young researchers. During the course, the attendees should expect lectures from international experts and engaging discussions, as well as site visits and cultural and social activities. In addition, each attendee is given the opportunity to present their research during a dedicated poster session.

The summer school will be hybrid and will cover many aspects of UHS including:

  • Successful experiences and under-development sites (commercial and pilot) for UHS
  • Policy, Regulating & Licensing of UHS
  • Techno-economics of UHS
  • Geo-Technical-Feasibility of UHS:
  • Thermo-Hydrodynamics
  • Microbiology & Geo-chemistry
  • Geomechanics & Geology
  • Characterization, Modeling, Imaging & Monitoring
  • Public engagement and Social licence
  • Presentations by poster attendees (Poster + 2min Pitch)

Lectures will be given by a broad range of speakers including scientists, industrial experts, policymakers, regulators, and EU funding agencies.

 

BOOKING IS NOW OPEN – CLICK HERE

 

The preliminary program for the conference can be accessed here: 3rd UHS program_V5

 

The outline schedule for the summer school is as follows:

  • Monday 8th July– Introductory masterclasses on UHS for those new to hydrogen storage.
  • Tuesday 9th July– All day meeting (schedule TBC) followed by evening dinner and Ceilidh.
  • Wednesday 10th July – All day meeting (schedule TBC) followed by a poster and beer session at the end of the day, with a free evening.
  • Thursday 11th July – All day meeting (schedule TBC) followed by a whisky experience and dinner.
  • Friday 12th July – optional trips – Still to be confirmed but likely to include a visit to the H100 hydrogen for heat project, geology field trip to Siccar point,  another hydrogen-related project visit(TBC), and lab tours on campus.

More information on the agenda and links to book your place will be published at the start of 2024, in the meantime, please add the 8th and 12th of July 2024 to your diary. 

11 replies to “Welcome to the 3rd International Summer School on UHS, which will be held in Edinburgh between the 8th and 12th of July 2024.”

  1. Dr. Yogendra Kumar Gautam says:

    Dear Sir/Madam,
    Greetings from India!
    My self Dr. Yogendra K. Gautam, Assistant Prof,, Department of Physics, Chaudhary. Charan Singh University Meerut, India (NAAC: A++ Accredited.
    I am working on solid state hydrogen storage using Mg-based nanomaterials by low energy, Elastic Recoil Detection Analysis (ERDA). I am also working on development of materials for hydrogen gas sensors and Hydrogen gas sensors.
    The 3rd International Summer School on UHS, which will be held in Edinburgh between the 8th and 12th of July 2024 is a big platform for me to learn many things and connect to well known academicians/scientists of hydrogen storage. I am highly interested in participating in the programme.
    I would be happy to be a part of this important event as a participant. Please provide financial support for registration, fee, travel, meal and accommodation for the same.
    Looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you.

    1. kedlmann says:

      Thank you for your interest in the summer school. the booking should go live in the next few weeks so please do check back. I am afraid we do not have any financial support for attendance. the attendance costs will be £650 for in person (non student) or £75 for online attendance.

  2. Aravind Satish says:

    Hello! The course seems to cover a lot of interesting topics and I’d like to attend it in person. Could you please tell me how to register for the event? i could not find a registration link.

    1. kedlmann says:

      Thank you for your interest in the summer school – the booking system should go live in the next few weeks, please check this site for any updates

  3. Ianna GM says:

    Hello, what would be the cost of attendance for PhD students coming from US ? Thank you

    1. kedlmann says:

      Hi the student cost for in person attendance is £300.

  4. Luisa says:

    Dear Sir/Madam,
    This summer school seems to be in line with my PhD topic (hydrogen infrastructure for Europe) and I would like to attend.
    I would als like to ask: how many ECTS does it provide? How many hours in total?

    1. kedlmann says:

      Hello – I am afraid we do not have any formal ECTS credits for this course

  5. Eoghan Summers says:

    Hello, I am an EngD student at the Univeristy of Edinburgh, on the IDCORE programme. I would like to join the summer school, but unfortunetly I am away from Edinburgh on an IDCORE module during that week. If I was to sign up for the online attendance, will the masterclass / meetings / presentations be recorded, so that I could catch up on the content in my own time?

    Thanks for your help. Eoghan

    1. kedlmann says:

      Hi – yes it is anticipated that we will record the talks so that you could catch up on teh content.

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