Nigel Brandon's research involves the quantitative analysis of energy systems,with a particular focus on the design,characterisation, modelling, control and optimisation of fuel cells.He collaborates extensively with industry in this field,as well with other research centres and universities around the world,and he leads the EPSRC'Supergen'Fuel Cell consortia,He is the Director of the Energy Futures Lab at Imperial College (www.imperial.ac.uk/energyfutureslab), which is leading cross-faculty, interdisciplinary energy research programmes across the College.He is a founder and Chief Scientific Advisor of Ceres Power (http://www.cerespower.com/), an AIM listed company spun out from Imperial College, which is developing a range of products based around metal supported SOFCs.

Nigel Brandon's research involves the quantitative analysis of energy systems, with a particular focus on the design,characterisation, modelling,control and optimisation of fuel cells.He collaborates extensively with industry in this field, as well with other research centres and universities around the world, and he leads the EPSRC 'Supergen'Fuel Cell consortia.He is the Director of the Energy Futures Lab at Imperial College (www.imperial.ac.uk/energyfutureslab), which is leading cross-faculty, interdisciplinary energy reserach programmes across the College.He is a founder and Chief Scientific Advisor of Ceres Power Ltd (http://www.cerespower.com/),an AIM listed company spun out from Imperial College, which is developing a range of products based around metal supported SOFCs.

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