Professor Katrina Groth delivers a lecture at Politecnico di Milano

Professor Katrina Groth recently traveled to Politecnico di Milano to deliver a lecture on safety and reliability of hydrogen equipment as part of the PoliMi course Smart Energy for the Future. The experience was enriching academically and opened new avenues of collaboration for dedicated to designing, building, and operating high reliability energy technologies. The visit marks another step in strengthening our international ties with leading researchers in reliability engineering. Thank you to our close collaborators at Politecnico Milano, Professor. Francesco Di Maio and Enrico Zio for the opportunity and hospitality. We look forward to hosting you at UMD! 

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