Second workshop Sample Clauses

Second workshop. The 2nd workshop of the ELYntegration Project took place at Fraunhofer IFAM in Dresden (Germany) at the 19th of September. The goal of the workshop was to present and also discuss the technical challenges and solutions for electrolyzers connected to the electricity grid. The program was divided in two topics: first, materials for alkaline electrolyzers (AEL) as well as corresponding manufacturing technologies therefore and second, the application of AEL in grid operation. Beside the ELYntegration project partners, experts from science and industry field gave presentation related to the two topics. The names and the organization of the presenters are listed in the program. Previous to each session, a short impuls was given by Dr. Xxxxxxxx (IFAM) who also directed the podiums discussion after the presentations. In addition to all presentations, there was room for discussion and interaction among the participants. The workshop program was very well received in the public as well as in the electrolyzer community. Around 50 participants attended the workshop, who gave a very positive feedback. .
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Second workshop. The second workshop will be organized at the beginning of September 2016 and it will consist of a gap analysis in relation to the results of the first workshop with external stakeholders and the contribution of the New_Innonet members in the previous phases. Also, it will be carried out a specific session about the vision 2014-2023 for the plastic packaging waste stream.
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Second workshop. On October 17th, 2020, twelve researchers presented preliminary results of their research utilizing Evoke and TOE in the second EEMEE workshop. Its programme is shown in Figure 8.B.3. Old English language and culture, developments of metaphors, lexis used in specific texts or by specific authors, 58See ‘Europeana Impact Playbook’. lexicographical practices, ways in which Old Germanic languages can be contrasted with each other, and the use of these digital resources in a classroom setting — the great variation of these talks demonstrated the value of historical language thesauri and their potential in academic research. Discussion of the approaches and results thus far supplied participants with useful notes for refining, and advancing, their work over the next few months.
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