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Experimental and numerical investigation of the thermal performance of gas-cooled divertor modules
 Design, experiment, and analysis of a photovoltaic absorbing medium with intermediate levels
 
An adaptive modeling and simulation environment for combined-cycle data reconciliation and degradation estimation
 PEM fuel cell catalyst degradation mechanism and mathematical modeling
 
Integrated control of wind farms, FACTS devices and the power network using neural networks and adaptive critic designs
 Design of secondary voltage and stability controls with multiple control objectives
 
Surface modification of nanoparticles for polymer/ceramic nanocomposites and their applications
 Computational characterization of diffusive mass transfer in porous solid oxide fuel cell components
 
The effect of pore dimension of zeolites on the separation of gas mixtures
 Real options valuation in energy markets
 
High throughput study of fuel cell proton exchange membranes: Poly(vinylidene fluoride)/acrylic polyelectrolyte blends and nanocomposites with zirconium
 Transport in fuel cells: Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and neutron imaging studies
 
Toward perpetual wireless networks: Opportunistic large arrays with transmission thresholds and energy harvesting
 An electrostatic CMOS/BiCMOS Li ion vibration-based harvester-charger IC
 
Advanced CFD methods for wind turbine analysis
 Development of robust building energy demand-side control strategy under uncertainty
 
The Impact of Hybrid Electric Vehicles Incentives on Demand and the Determinants of Hybrid-Vehicle Adoption
 Electrochemical-Thermal Modeling and Microscale Phase Change for Passive Internal Thermal Management of Lithium Ion Batteries
 
Carbon molecular sieve membranes for natural gas separations
 Response mechanisms of attached premixed flames subjected to harmonic forcing
 
Oxide nanowire arrays for energy sciences
 Development of a commercial building/site evaluation framework for minimizing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions of transportation and building systems