Rohith Prakash, a PhD student from India, has been selected for the Maitri Scholars Program, a prestigious initiative funded by the Australian Government. His research at Monash University in Melbourne focuses on the safe transport and storage of liquid hydrogen, particularly addressing sloshing effects in tanks and boil-off rates. Liquid hydrogen, a cryogenic fuel stored at -253°C, is vital for its potential as an energy carrier, offering a clean alternative to fossil fuels. Dr. Tom Hughes will supervise Prakash's research, highlighting the significance of studying the economic viability and environmental sustainability of liquid hydrogen. The project aims to contribute to renewable energy efforts in both Australia and India, aligning with India's National Hydrogen Mission. Prakash's selection on the program signifies the importance of international collaboration in addressing global challenges, emphasizing green energy solutions for a sustainable future.