โ Scribed by Ulrich Stimming; Deborah Jones; Petra Bele
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With this sixth and last issue of the year 2007 we would like to take the opportunity to thank you for your continuous support and all your efforts to further develop and steadily improve the scientific impact of the journal Fuel Cells -From Fundamentals to Systems. We wish to thank all the authors for submitting their excellent research work to Fuel Cells, all the referees for taking their precious time to evaluate the contributions as well as all the members of the Editorial Board and the Advisory Board for their expertise, their guidance, their enthusiasm and their help in spreading the word about the journal within our research community.
Reflecting the growing success of the journal, the number of articles submitted to Fuel Cells has increased steadily in recent years. This also holds true for papers that originate from research groups in China. In order to respond to this development and to further enhance the visibility of China in the fuelcells arena, we feel very glad and honoured that Professor Liquan Chen (
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