Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment And Facilities - Grant ID: LE0989487
Funder
Australian Research Council
Funding Amount
$350,000.00
Summary
The National Hydrogen Materials Reference Facility. Hydrogen energy technology is a vital element in the global response to climate change owing to increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide levels from burning fossil fuels. Hydrogen is a universal energy carrier that facilitates the transformation of energy from renewable and other sources for applications in industry, transport and homes. The National Hydrogen Materials Reference Facility is a multidisciplinary, state-of-the-art experimental facili ....The National Hydrogen Materials Reference Facility. Hydrogen energy technology is a vital element in the global response to climate change owing to increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide levels from burning fossil fuels. Hydrogen is a universal energy carrier that facilitates the transformation of energy from renewable and other sources for applications in industry, transport and homes. The National Hydrogen Materials Reference Facility is a multidisciplinary, state-of-the-art experimental facility for materials science supporting excellent research into advanced materials for hydrogen generation from fossil fuels and by solar means, hydrogen storage for automotive and stationary applications, hydrogen distribution and hydrogen end use, particularly in fuel cells that generate electricity.Read moreRead less
Relative free energies from nonequilibrium simulations: algorithms for determination of binding affinities, conformational states and phase transitions. Leading edge research will enable state of the art techniques in statistical mechanics to be applied to practical problems. All processes in biological, chemical and physical systems are governed by their free energy landscape, often only accessible computationally. This project will lead to an advanced tool for free energy calculation. Advanc ....Relative free energies from nonequilibrium simulations: algorithms for determination of binding affinities, conformational states and phase transitions. Leading edge research will enable state of the art techniques in statistical mechanics to be applied to practical problems. All processes in biological, chemical and physical systems are governed by their free energy landscape, often only accessible computationally. This project will lead to an advanced tool for free energy calculation. Advancement of emerging technologies in nanoscience, porous materials, membrane transport and drug design will benefit from this capability. The project therefore addresses the Priority Goal 'Breakthrough science'. A PhD student and an Early Career Research will be trained in research, gaining a range of valuable skills in theory and simulation. Read moreRead less