2017
DOI: 10.1098/rsta.2017.0031
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Hydrogen transport and trapping: from quantum effects to alloy design: discussion

Abstract: This discussion session concerned experimental and theoretical investigations of the atomistic properties underlying the energetics and kinetics of hydrogen trapping and diffusion in metallic systems.This article is part of the themed issue 'The challenges of hydrogen and metals'.

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“…We owe a particular debt to the student and postdoctoral scribes who took copious notes during the sessions and later on transcribed from the audio recordings to produce manuscripts of the seven discussion papers which appear in this issue. The scribes are: Yi-Sheng Chen [9] (Department of Materials, University of Oxford); Felicity Dear [10] (Department of Materials, Imperial College London); Dr Henry Lambert [11] (Department of Physics, King's College London); Mitesh Patel [12] (Department of Physics, Imperial College London); E. Luke Simpson [13] (Department of Physics, King's College London); Guy Skinner [14] (Department of Physics, King's College London); and Miles Stopher [15] (Department of Materials, University of Cambridge).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…We owe a particular debt to the student and postdoctoral scribes who took copious notes during the sessions and later on transcribed from the audio recordings to produce manuscripts of the seven discussion papers which appear in this issue. The scribes are: Yi-Sheng Chen [9] (Department of Materials, University of Oxford); Felicity Dear [10] (Department of Materials, Imperial College London); Dr Henry Lambert [11] (Department of Physics, King's College London); Mitesh Patel [12] (Department of Physics, Imperial College London); E. Luke Simpson [13] (Department of Physics, King's College London); Guy Skinner [14] (Department of Physics, King's College London); and Miles Stopher [15] (Department of Materials, University of Cambridge).…”
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confidence: 99%