Terry Humphries Email and Phone Number

Terry is a Senior Researcher at Curtin University. He has been researching hydrogen and hydrogen storage materials for over 16 years. In this time, he has worked in many research labs around the world including Canada, Norway, Denmark, USA, Japan and is now in Australia.Terry has developed several hydrogen storage materials and along with the Hydrogen Storage Research Group has developed these for commercial applications including thermal batteries and solid-state hydrogen storage materials. The team has recently won the 2022 Curtinnovation Award for “Hydrogen export as a powder” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCwrZEyXl4w) and a 2019 Curtinnovation award for “Thermal Batteries” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE6qdO7tFxg).Awards: • Awarded 1st prize in Science and Engineering category for the Curtinnovation Awards 2022 for “Hydrogen export as a powder”. 2022• Awarded the IJHE David Sanborn Scott Award as a co-author for the most cited paper in the Hydrogen storage & Distribution category of the year 2019: “Magnesium based materials for hydrogen based energy storage: Past, present and future” (305 Scopus citations as of 11 November 2022). 2021• Curtinnovation Awards team-participant for “Global hydrogen: Just add water!”. 2021• Awarded 1st prize in Science and Engineering category for the Curtinnovation Awards 2019 for the development of thermal battery technology. 2019• RSC Travel Grant for Early Career Scientists, 2018• Faculty of Science and Engineering ARC Mentoring Program Travel Grant, Curtin University, 2016• Young Researchers Award, MH2012 International Symposium, Kyoto, Japan, 2012• Inorganic/Analytical Chemistry Student of the Year, University of New Brunswick, 2011• Graduate Student Merit Award, University of New Brunswick, 2010• John S. Little International Study Fellowship, University of New Brunswick, 2009