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Edit Entry Comments Organisation Site Portable power applications Cranfield Univ, Dept of Materials & Medical Sciences The Department of Materials and Medical Sciences  has expertise in new membranes and membrane mlectrode assemblies, new methods of fabricating MEAs and fuel cell testing. The core activity of the Fuel Cell Group is the development of novel copolymer membranes and electrode systems for fuel cells.   Dept of Materials & Medical Science Yes Qinetiq Ltd Electrochemical Power QinetiQ has an interest in most areas of fuel cell research. It has programmes developing materials for fuel cells (PEMs, DMFCs & SOFCs), novel stack designs, systems integration, diesel processing and small-scale hydrogen generators. QinetiQ also has programmes to assess commercial fuel cells for end users such as the UK military.   Qinetiq Energy Yes Univ of Leeds - Centre for Computational Fluid Dynamics Development of predictive capabilities for SOFC and PEMFC using innovative CFD technology. This covers all major processes occuring in fuel cell systems such as (a) chemical species transport in porous electrodes, (b) electrochemical reactions in catalytic layers, (c) heat transfer within fuel cells, and (d) potential polarisations. System performance can be numerically predicted and analysed. Collaboration with major code developers such as Fluent and CFX for development and validations of CFD models.   Centre for Computational Fluid Dynamics Yes