GELP members have attended the I Encuentro Nacional de Materiales en Contacto con Hidrógeno, where academic and industry experts shared their research related to hydrogen embrittlement providing valuable insights on the state-of-the-art of this critical topic. GELP is working to demonstrate the potential of optical spectroscopy (LIBS) and mass spectrometry (GD-TOF) as techniques to characterize spatial distribution of hydrogen in materials of interest to provide complementary information to engineering studies. We hope fruitful colaborations will arise from this conference!! Congratulations to Borja Peral and Inés Fernández from SimuMecaMat for a fantastic event!!
