Luca Mastropasqua

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

United States

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Dr. Luca Mastropasqua is an Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, United States. His research focuses on solid oxide electrolysis systems, high-temperature electrolysis, and their applications in sustainable energy solutions. His recent articles cover topics such as thermal control strategies for electrolysis cells, the integration of electrochemical systems in maritime industry, and innovative approaches to energy efficiency in fuel cell technology.

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Jack Brouwer

University of California, Irvine

UNITED STATES

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Stefano Campanari

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Politecnico di Milano

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Dianne Wiley

AUSTRALIA

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Scott Samuelsen

University of California

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Paul Dodds

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University College London

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Articles (10)

Development of thermal control strategies for solid oxide electrolysis cell systems under dynamic operating conditions - Hot-standby and cold-start scenarios

Technical analysis of high-efficiency and flexible direct reduced iron plants integrated with high-temperature electrolysis

Investigating electric heater failure scenarios in solid oxide electrolysis cell systems with a novel three-dimensional dynamic SOEC stack model

Sustained long-term efficiency in solid oxide electrolysis systems through innovative reversible electrochemical heat management

Ammonia-powered ships: Concept design and feasibility assessment of powertrain systems for a sustainable approach in maritime industry

Reducing the air pollution impact of petroleum refineries by integrating high temperature electrochemical energy systems

Experimental and theoretical evaluation of a 60 kW PEM electrolysis system for flexible dynamic operation

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A framework for the replacement analysis of a hydrogen-based polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell technology on board ships: A step towards decarbonization in the maritime sector

Simulation-Informed Machine Learning Diagnostics of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Stack with Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy

Collaborators (5)

Jack Brouwer

Stefano Campanari

Dianne Wiley

Scott Samuelsen

Paul Dodds

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