The Gordon Research Conference provides an international forum for the presentation and discussion of frontier research in the biological, chemical, physical and engineering sciences and their interfaces.

MORELife was strongly represented at the GRC with Ana Marija Damjanovic from EKPO, Vivian Meier from TU Munich and Irene Sinisgalli from TU Eindhoven. They were holding presentations and presented their research posters with the latest findings of the MORELife project.

Ana Marija, EKPO, held an interesting presentation with the title: A journey towards realistic durability testing: Lifetime validation for Heavy-Duty PEMFCS stacks, where also findings from the MORELife project were presented.

The presentation of Vivian, TU Munich showed their latest results in Operation dependet location Cu²⁺ irons in a membrane electrode assembly and its impact on PEMFC performance.

Irene from TU Eindhoven presented her findings in Developing strategies to replace polytetrafluoroethylene in gas diffusion media for polymere electrolyte fuel cells and even won an award for best oral presentation – congratulations!!!