This internship, supported by NSF funding, offers an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in machine learning applied to fuel cell break-in and conditioning. The student will receive mentorship in developing and applying ML models to optimize conditioning parameters, with the goal of reducing the overall break-in and conditioning time. Through this project, the intern will acquire practical skills in data analysis, modeling, and experimental optimization within a collaborative research environment. Xiaohua Wang and Dionissios Papadias from Argonne will serve as mentors to the student. It is confirmed that neither Dr. Hall nor the graduate student have a financial interest in Argonne.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree