DivisionsHydrogen Utilization Research Division

Innovative Research and Development for Hydrogen Utilization

The Hydrogen Utilization Research Division aims to significantly advance hydrogen utilization technologies, with an emphasis on hydrogen mobility, which plays a leading role in realizing a sustainable hydrogen‑based society. The division conducts comprehensive research and development of innovative technologies spanning material design at the nanoscale, such as catalysts and electrodes, to system‑level integration and demonstration. 

Using advanced diagnostic tools including electron microscopy, synchrotron radiation, and multi-physical simulation, researchers characterize materials, elucidate mechanisms, and optimize functionality for performance, durability, and cost. By leading both innovative materials development and full‑scale demonstration, the division accelerates progress across multiple applications, strengthens industrial collaboration, and facilitates public outreach and real‑world deployment.

Hydrogen Utilization Research for Realizing a Hydrogen Society: From Hydrogen Mobility to Diverse Applications
Hydrogen Utilization Research Teams
Hydrogen Utilization Processes Laboratory
Fuel Cell System Laboratory
Fuel Cell System Laboratory
Thermofluid Physics Laboratory
Thermofluid Physics Laboratory
Process Systems Engineering Laboratory
HYDROGENIUS Director Nobuo Kimizuka Receives the Medal with Purple Ribbon
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HYDROGENIUS Director Nobuo Kimizuka Receives the Medal with Purple Ribbon
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Dr. Satyapal Launches the Global Institute for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells (GIHF), with HYDROGENIUS Faculty Joining the Initiative
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All Hands Meeting and Guest Lecture by Dr. Sunita Satyapal
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