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Kansai Center Battery System Chemistry (AIST) Lab
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An AIST lab involved in the standardization of hydrogen and battery technologies.
AboutAbout the lab
Working on the standardization of hydrogen and battery technologies.
Kansai Center Battery System Chemistry is a lab in the Department of Chemistry that carries the name of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), and its member is Visiting Professor Tetsu Kiyobayashi.
Visiting Professor Tetsu Kiyobayashi comes from the Research Institute of Electrochemical Technology in AIST's Energy and Environment Area, and currently serves as Deputy Director of the Kansai Center.
Besides being involved in developing the ISO standard for hydrogen storage containers that use hydrogen storage alloys, he works on standardization for fuel cell technology, hydrogen technology, and materials for lithium-ion batteries.
Key terms
- Standardization
- An effort to set common rules for products and technologies so that everyone involved can use them in a consistent way
- Hydrogen storage alloy
- An alloy that can absorb and store hydrogen. It comes up in the context of developing standards for hydrogen storage containers
ResearchResearch themes
Visiting Professor Tetsu Kiyobayashi's research summary lists his involvement in developing the ISO standard for hydrogen storage containers that use hydrogen storage alloys. He also works on standardization for fuel cell technology, hydrogen technology, and materials for lithium-ion batteries.
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- Visiting ProfessorTetsu Kiyobayashi
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