FCDDL - Fuel Cell Dynamics and Diagnostics Lab

        Fuel Cell Engines
      Matthew M. Mench,
  ISBN: 978-0-471-68958-4
       ©2007 560 pages

FCDDL Director
Research Associates
Graduate Students
Collaborating Faculty and Their Research Interests
Staff Assistant

FCDDL Founder and Director
	Matthew M. Mench Director, Fuel Cell Dynamics and Diagnostics Laboratory Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering The Pennsylvania State University 327 Reber Building mmm124@psu.edu Ph: 814-865-0060 Fax: 814-863-4848 back to top
Post Doctoral Associates
	Emin Caglan Kumbur, Ph.D. Associate Director, Fuel Cell Dynamics and Diagnostics Laboratory Research Associate Expertise in Transport Phenomena, Porous Media, and Fuel Cells eck132@psu.edu Ph: 814-777-2234 Fax: 814-863-4848 back to top

	Rama Ramasamy, Ph.D. Research Associate Expertise in Electrochemistry, Batteries, and Fuel Cells rur14@psu.edu Ph: 814-360-2776 Fax: 814-863-4848 back to top

Graduate Students
	Ahmet Turhan Ph.D. Candidate Dissertation Work: Two-Phase Flow Dynamics Visualization in PEFCs with Neutron Radiography aut122@psu.edu back to top

	Soowhan Kim Ph.D. Candidate Dissertation Work: Determination of Degradation Modes and Mitigation of Damage from Freeze/Thaw Cycling in PEFCs sxk388@psu.edu back to top

	Kyu-taek Cho Ph.D. Student Dissertation Work: Freeze/Thaw Damage Mitigation in PEFCs kzc124@psu.edu back to top

	Manish Khandelwal Ph.D. Candidate Dissertation Work: Modeling Cold Start Behavior in PEFCs muk157@psu.edu back to top

	Kamalesh S. Bhambare Ph.D. Student Dissertation Work: Advanced Dynamic Sensor Development for PEFCs ksb214@psu.edu back to top
	Charlie Chacko M.S. Student Dissertation Work: Experimental Diagnostics of Cold Start in PEFCs ccc1007@engr.psu.edu back to top
Collaborating Faculty
	Prof. Kenan Unlu Professor of Nuclear Engineering Research Interests : Radiation Science and Engineering kxu2@psu.edu back to top

	Prof. Jack Brenizer Chair of Nuclear Engineering Research Interests: Neutron Radiography, Neutron Activation Analysis and Radiation Detection jsb18@psu.edu back to top

	Prof. Kendra Sharp Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Department Research Interests: Microfluidics, two-phase flows, flow diagnostics, Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) ksharp@psu.edu back to top

	Prof. Ugur Pasaogullari Assistant Professor Mechanical Engineering Department University of Connecticut, Connecticut Global Fuel Cell Center Research Interests: Modeling PEFC,Water and Thermal Management in PEFC systems ugurpasa@engr.uconn.edu back to top

	Prof. Srinivas Tadigadapa Electrical Engineering Department Research Interest: Micro-electromechanical devices (MEMS) and novel micro fabrication techniques Fabrication of novel micro- and nano- sensors and actuators. sat10@psu.edu back to top
Staff Assistant
	Tammy L. Harter Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering 336-B Reber bldg. University Park, PA 16802 tll4@psu.edu (814) 865-3217 Phone (814) 863-4848 Fax back to top