Haibo Zhai
Professor, Roy & Caryl Cline Distinguished Chair in Engineering and Wyoming Excellence Chair at University of Wyoming
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Dr. Haibo Zhai is a Professor and the Roy & Caryl Cline Distinguished Chair in Engineering at the University of Wyoming, USA. His research areas encompass carbon capture and storage, energy efficiency, and the technological advancement of hydrogen production. Dr. Zhai's recent publications include studies on minimizing post-decision regret in a net-zero power world and the analysis of crack initiation in materials under hydrogen exposure.
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Haibo Zhai
University of Wyoming
Postdoc opportunity in Leakage-Aware Hydrogen Supply Chain at the University of Wyoming . Professor Haibo Zhai is recruiting a new research associate to work with Dr. Eugene Holubnyak and Dr. Haoming Ma at the UW Hydrogen Energy Research Center . The project focuses on developing a risk-based, multi-tier computing framework to design, optimize, and operate hydrogen infrastructure while explicitly accounting for hydrogen leakage and mitigation. Relevant research interests include process modeling , techno-economic analysis , stochastic optimization , machine learning , hydrogen systems, and infrastructure planning. Applicants with these skills are strongly encouraged to apply. No deadline, stipend, or formal application portal is provided in the post. Interested candidates should contact [email protected] for questions and next steps.
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