Dr. Jensen’s work on novel hydride materials is world renowned. To date, he has authored over 120 publications on advanced hydrogen storage materials. He has been the principal investigator for projects totaling over $8M for the development of hydrogen storage systems. He has received several awards for his work with hydrogen storage materials, such as the DOE Hydrogen program’s 1999 Research Success Story and the DOE EERE R&D award in 2004.

Dr. Brayton received his Ph.D. in Chemistry from the Univ. of California at Irvine in 2006. Since then, he has conducted research on the development of hydrogen storage materials. He has been the Chief Chemist on a project with General Motors for the development of a prototype based on liquid organic hydrogen carriers. He is well versed with the engineering considerations and project management skills that are required to produce a prototype.

Mr. Narvaez received his M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the Univ. of California at Irvine in 2009. Before joining HHC, he worked at the Advanced Power and Energy Program studying the impacts of alternative liquid fuels on advanced gas turbine materials for marine applications. Adrian joined HHC as the primary engineer for the metal hydride-based forklift project. He has sourced low cost components and optimized the reservoir system.

Mrs. Cardinal graduated with a M.S in Chemistry from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 2007. Since graduation she has worked as a chemist for Tetra Tech, Inc., Delcath Systems, Inc., and INVISTA. Jennifer has served as a Business Development Consultant and Technical Writer for several HHC projects in the past. She has experience in technical writing, product commercialization, quality systems, and laboratory management.