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- UNSW
Prof S Li: Thermoelectric materials
- University of South Australia
Prof P Majewski: Nanotechnology
- University of Sydney
Prof B Kennedy: Solid state chemistry
- ANSTO
ER Vance: Solid state physics
M Ionescu: Solid state physics
K Prince: Surface science
A Atanacio: Solid state chemistry
- University of Maryland
Prof E Wachsman: electrochemical energy conversion
Prof S Ehrman: electrochemical energy conversion
- University of Florida
Prof W Sigmund: photocatalytic energy conversity
- University of California-Riverside
A/Prof D Kisalius: Nanostructured TiO2
- University of Tsukuba
Prof A Uedono: Defect chemistry
- Kanagawa Institute of Technology
Prof Y Ikuma: Photocatalytic energy conversion
- Helmholtz Centre Berlin
Prof S Fiechter: photoelectrochemical energy conversion
- University of Calgary
A/Prof V. Thangadurai: Solid oxide fuel cells
- Jagiellonian University, Cracow
A Micek-Inlicka: surface chemistry
- Rotary International
J Olsson: water purification
- University of Newcastle
Prof GE Murch: segregation
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