TiNTHyN is a collaborative Walloon research network dedicated to advanced hydrogen technologies. Bringing together universities and research centers through 12 joint PhD projects, it aims at rising the maturity of low-TRL innovations across the entire hydrogen value chain:

• Production (low or high temperature electrolysis, plasmalysis)
• Transport and storage (metallic materials, coated polymeric materials, solid-state storage (MOF))
• End uses for mobility, industry and stationary applications (fuel cells, combustion, hydrogen tanks for mobility)