10/07 Tuesday
Kicking off Hydrogen Day activities, the poster competition invites students, post-docs, and scholars from any university to showcase their hydrogen-related research. A series of deep dive sessions and panels will set the stage for broader conversations around hydrogen’s role in the energy industry.
Poster Competition
The Hydrogen Day Poster Competition invites students, post-docs, and scholars from any university to present their hydrogen-related work from science and engineering to policy and innovation. Selected posters will be displayed October 7-8 with up to $2,000 in prizes. Abstract Submission Deadline is Monday, September 16, 2025.
10/08 Wednesday
Hydrogen Day, held on October 8 (10/08), aligns with hydrogen’s atomic weight—1.008 amu—and serves as a national spotlight on this critical energy carrier. Day two features a full program of expert panels, fireside chats, and technical talks, examining hydrogen’s role in decarbonization, energy security, and innovation. This event brings together leaders from industry, government, and academia to advance dialogue and collaboration in the hydrogen space.
10/09 Thursday
Tour the Hydrogen ProtoHub (9:00 a.m.) at the Center for Electromechanics at UT's Pickle Research Campus, a first-of-its-kind hydrogen technology protohub featuring multiple forms of renewable hydrogen generation and end-use applications. The Hydrogen ProtoHub supports a wide range of hydrogen technology demonstration pilots, producing and using hydrogen on-site to power UT's Texas Advanced Computing Center. It is also the only public hydrogen vehicle fueling station in Texas. Come see this unique research facility.
“The facility is a proving ground for future hydrogen technologies,” said Michael Lewis, director UT Austin’s Center for Electromechanics. View the KXAN news feature.