This week, participants of the Executive Education Master’s in Green Hydrogen & Applications engaged in a scientific Learning Expedition in Grenoble, visiting two leading European research ecosystems.
The program included visits to CEA Grenoble and CNRS laboratories: NEEL and LEPMI, where participants explored different aspects of the hydrogen value chain. Sessions covered topics such as high-temperature electrolysis, materials for hydrogen systems, solid-state storage, and applications in mobility and energy.
The visits also concentrated on discussions about sustainability and safety considerations related to hydrogen technologies. By engaging with research teams, participants were introduced to ongoing developments shaping energy-related technological transitions.
The Learning Expedition was part of the program's practical training segment and provided participants with a hands-on environment to explore current research directions in hydrogen technologies.