Fuel Cell Staff
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Romesh Kumar, Manager, Fuel Cell Technology phone: 630/252-4342, fax: 630/252-4176, e-mail: kumar@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Chemical Engineering, University of California-Berkeley
- Fuel cell system design and analysis, reformate processing for fuel cell systems, development of catalytic and sorbent materials
- Ten patents
Shabbir Ahmed, Group Leader, Fuel Processor Engineering
phone: 630/252-4553, fax: 630/972-4553, e-mail: ahmed@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Chemical Engineering, University of Nebraska
- Modeling, catalyst development, reactor design, and systems analysis for fuel processing in fuel cell systems
- Nine patents
Theodore R. Krause, Group Leader, Reforming Catalysts and Processes phone: 630/252-4356, fax: 630/252-4176, e-mail: krause@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Chemical Engineering, University of Delaware
- Fuel processing for fuel cell systems
- Partial oxidation reforming
- Catalyst development and evaluation
Deborah J. Myers, Group Leader, Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Materials phone: 630/252-4261, fax: 630/252-4176, e-mail: myers@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Analytical Chemistry, University of Illinois-Urbana
- Metallic bipolar-plate-supported solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC)
- High-temperature polymer electrolytes
- Low-atomic-number metal and metalloid hydrogen storage materials
Thomas G. Benjamin, Chemical Engineer phone: 630/252-1632, e-mail: benjamin@cmt.anl.gov
- BS and MS, Chemical Engineering, University of Connecticut; MBA, University of Chicago
- Member of the Performance Working Group of the SAE Fuel Cell Codes and Standards Committee
- Technical and programmatic support of contracts related to the use of hydrogen and fuel cells in transportation, building, and portable applications
- Experience in molten carbonate, phosphoric acid, solid oxide, and polymer electrolyte fuel cells
- One patent
J. David Carter, Materials Engineer
phone: 630/252-4544, fax: 630/972-4544, e-mail: carter@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Ceramic Engineering, University of Missouri-Rolla
- Materials, processing, and cell and stack testing for SOFCs
- Ten patents and more than sixty technical publications
Terry A. Cruse phone: 630/252-6043, fax: 630/252-4176, e-mail: cruse@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Metallurgical Engineering, University of Missouri-Rolla
- Materials and processing techniques for SOFC applications
- Novel materials and processing techniques for high-temperature ceramic composites
John Kopasz, Chemist phone: 630/252-7531, fax: 630/972-4405, e-mail: kopasz@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Inorganic Chemistry, State University of New York-Buffalo
- Fuel processing for fuel cell systems
- Catalyst development and evaluation
Sheldon H.D. Lee, Chemical Engineer phone: 630/252-4395, fax: 630/972-4442, e-mail: lee@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Fuels Engineering, University of Utah
- Development of micro-reactor test facility for steam reforming of ethanol
- Integrated methane reformer system development
Di-Jia Liu, Chemist phone 630/252-4511, fax 630/252-4176, e-mail: liud@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Physical Chemistry, The University of Chicago
- Fuel-reforming catalyst and catalytic system development for SOFCs
- Seven patents and more than fifty scientific publications
Jennifer Mawdsley
phone: 630/252-4608, fax: 630/972-4452, e-mail: mawdsley@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Materials Science and Engineering, Northwestern University
- Fuel processing for fuel cell systems
- Catalyst development and evaluation
Suhas G. Niyogi phone: 630/252-4510, fax: 630/972-4502, e-mail: niyogi@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Polymer Chemistry, Calcutta University
- Polymerization and new polymers for membranes
- Reactions of polymers, polymer blends and alloys, filled polymers and polymer nanocomposites
- Seven patents and thirty-three research publications
Walter F. Podolski, Chemical Engineer phone: 630/252-7558, fax: 630/252-4430, e-mail: podolski@cmt.anl.gov
- PhD, Chemical Engineering, Northwestern University
- Technical contract management and support of research, development, and demonstration of fuel-cell-powered vehicles
Xiaoping Wang, Chemist phone: 630/252-1182, fax: 630/252-4176, e-mail: wangx@cmt.anl.gov
- Ph.D., Electrochemistry, North Carolina State University
- Electrocatalysts for PEFCs and PEFCs' electrode stability
- Electrode materials for SOFC and sulfur sorbents
June 5, 2007
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