CFCC is located at the
Colorado School of Mines
in Golden, Colorado.

Contact:

Prof. Neal Sullivan,
Director

nsulliva@mines.edu

303-273-3656

Colorado Fuel Cell Center

General Research Laboratory

Colorado School of Mines

1310 Maple Street.

Golden, CO 80401

Dr. Tony Dean, Distinguished Professor
Chemical Kinetic Experiments and Modeling
amdean@mines.edu
Personal web site
(303) 273-3643

Dr. Andy Herring, Associate Professor
PEM systems and materials
aherring@mines.edu
Personal web site
(303) 384-2082

Dr. Robert Kee, Distinguished Professor
Chemically reacting flow, modeling and simulation
rjkee@mines.edu
Personal web site
(303) 273-3379

Dr. Neal Sullivan, Assistant Professor
Fuel cell systems and diagnostics
nsulliva@mines.edu
Personal web site
(303) 273-3656

Dr. Marcelo Simoes, Associate Professor
Power electronics, control, and renewable energy
mgs@mines.edu
Personal web site
(303) 384-2350

Dr. Mark T. Lusk, Professor
Materials modeling at the atomic scale
mlusk@mines.edu
Personal web site
(303) 273-3675

Dr. Ivar Reimanis, Professor
Ceramic processing and mechanical behavior of materials
reimanis@mines.edu
Persnonal web site
(303) 273-3549

Dr. Huayang Zhu, Assistant Research Professor
Reacting flow modeling and simulation
hzhu@mines.edu
(303) 273-3890

Dr. Ryan O'Hayre, Assistant Professor
Fuel cell materials, system architectures and experimental diagnostics
rohayre@mines.edu
(303) 273-3952

Dr. Kevin L. Moore, Distinguished Professor
Electrical engineering and control systems
kmoore@mines.edu
Personal web site
(303) 273-3898

Dr. Hans Carstensen, Associate Research Professor
Theoretical chemistry and chemical kinetics
hcarsten@mines.edu
(303) 273-3725

Dr. Michael Kaufman, Professor
Material science and high resolution microscopy
mkaufman@mines.edu
(303) 273-3009

Dr. Nigel Sammes, Distinguished Professor
Ceramics processing and fuel cells
nsammes@mines.edu
(303) 273-3344

CFCC Students

My name is Jamie Daggett and I am a graduate student in Engineering Systems here at Mines. I work in the Colorado Fuel Cell Center on the Separated Anode Experiment testing various properties of solid oxide fuel cell anodes. My primary focus is to improve direct fuel reforming in the anode of the fuel cell (using fuels such as ethanol) and minimize carbon deposits on the anode.

I received my undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from Stanford University. I then worked for two years as a test engineer at Catalytica Energy Systems, Inc. developing technology to clean the exhaust streams of diesel engines. I came to CSM because I was interested in fuel cell research and learning more about renewable energy.

Mines has been a great center for learning and an enjoyable spot for me to continue pursuing all of my athletic and outdoor interests. I swam on Stanford's swim team in college and now have a great time snowboarding, kayaking, training for triathlons, and enjoying the mountains.

Profiles of more CFCC students

Andrew Colclasure
Jack Ferrell
Chris Boggs
Jason Fish
Eva Salas
David Harrold
Brandon Turman
Danielle Williams

CFCC Faculty

Faculty members from Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Materials Science collaborate in CFCC projects. In addition to teaching responsibiliites in their home departments, faculty associated with the CFCC are engaged in a broad range of fuel-cell research and development.

Post Doctoral Fellows

Dr. Inyong Kang
Tar Reforming on SOFC anode
ikang@mines.edu
(303) 273-3192

Dr. Junghoon Song
Micro-Tubular Solid-Oxide Fuel Cells
jsong@mines.edu
(303) 384-2302

Dr. Yingke Zhou
Materials Science and Electrochemical System
(303) 273-3054

Dr. Robert Braun, Assistant Professor
Thermal dynamics and fuel cell systems optimization
rbraun@mines.edu
(303) 273-3055