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ERC Symposium

Benefits of Direct Injection in Hydrogen Engines

Advanced Hydrogen-Fueled Engines: Potential and Challenges

Future Fuels and Energy Systems

Fuels and Propulsion Systems for the Future

Potential of the Mild HCCI Combustion for Worldwide Applications

The Outlook for Energy: A View to 2030

Alternative Fuels for DI-Diesel Engines Meeting Future Emission Standards

Diesel Emission Control Review

Strategies for Optimization of Engines, Fuels, and Aftertreatment

Biodiesel Engine Performance

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