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Carol is a mechanical engineer specialising in multiphase thermofluids, using computational, analytical and experimental approaches to address challenges in energy and transport. The aim of her research is to reduce the impact of these systems on the environment by reducing emissions, improving performance and enabling the adoption of new sustainable technologies. She has worked on many key challenges including thermal power plant, electrification thermal management, solid state storage of hydrogen, gas turbine oil systems and aircraft fuel systems, using fundamental engineering science, combined with design, to deliver tools to industry to facilitate change.

Graham Hutchings is Regius Professor of Chemistry at Cardiff University. He studied chemistry at University College London. His early career was with ICI and AECI Ltd where he became interested in gold catalysis. In 1984 he moved to academia and has held chairs at the Universities of Witwatersrand, Liverpool and Cardiff. He was elected a Fellow of 蘑菇视频 in 2009, a Member of Academia Europaea in 2010, a Founding Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales in 2010, a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in 2023 and an Honorary Fellow of the Chinese Chemical Society in 2023. He was awarded the Davy Medal of 蘑菇视频 in 2013, the ENI Award for Advanced Environmental Solutions in 2017, a CBE in 2018 and the Michel Boudart Award in 2021. He chaired the working group for 蘑菇视频 Policy Briefing on Net zero aviation fuels: resource requirements and environmental impacts.

Professor Hervé Morvan leads the company advanced concepts team at Rolls-Royce, working for the Group Engineering, Technology & Safety (ETS) directorate and reporting to the Group Director for R&T, on issues in the ‘beyond business as usual’ and specifically on future energy and future power (from a technical and from an economic/market perspective). He also feeds into activities led by the Group Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Transformation Officer, on topics pertaining to the future such as energy transition, long-term planning and future markets. Hervé led the inception of the Rolls-Royce hydrogen strategy and programme until its formal standing up as a demonstration programme. Prior to joining Rolls-Royce, Hervé spent 15 years at the University of Nottingham where he led the Institute for Aerospace Technology (IAT), receiving a personal chair in 2014 and being elected a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) back in 2016

Nigel Brandon is an electrochemical engineer who has spent his career working on the science, engineering and technology of electrochemical devices for the low carbon energy transition, in particular fuel cells, flow batteries and electrolysers. He holds an engineering degree and PhD from Imperial College London, to which he returned as an academic in 1998 following a 14 year research career with BP and Rolls-Royce, and where he now holds the Chair in Sustainable Development in Energy. He is a founder of Ceres Power, a UK company developing fuel cell and electrolyser technology based around a unique metal-supported solid oxide cell technology, and a founder of RFC Power, a UK company developing a novel liquid-gas flow battery to store renewable power. He was awarded the Royal Academy of Engineering Silver Medal in 2007 for his contribution to fuel cell engineering, and made a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in 2008. He was awarded an OBE in 2011 for his services to UK-China science in the field of energy and climate change.