Research Assistant/Associate (f/m/d)

at  RWTH Aachen

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Application
Number:
V000007519
Application deadline:
11/06/2024
Mailing Address:
RWTH Aachen University
Lehrstuhl für Thermodynamik mobiler Energiewandlungssysteme und Institut für Thermodynamik
Dr. Marco Günther
Forckenbeckstrasse 4
52074 Aachen
Email:
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• Development of fuel cell systems for mobile applications
• Modeling and (3D CFD) simulation, especially of:
• Flow fields and gas distribution. Optimization of the bipolar plate
• Water transport phenomena within the fuel cell and the membrane electrode assembly
• Ice formation during cold start
• Validation of simulation at the single cell and stack test bench.