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Personal Profile
Jacob Wrubel joined the Thermal Sciences Group at NREL in October 2019 as a postdoctoral researcher. He works on modeling transport in electrochemical systems to determine how materials properties, operating conditions, and novel component geometries can be optimized to improve device performance. His current projects are centered around electrolysis, including high temperature solid oxide electrolysis, low temperature PEM electrolysis, and CO2 electrolysis.
Research Interests
Species transport
Electrochemically and chemically reacting flow
Mixed-potential modeling
Electrolyzers and fuel cells
CO2 electrolysis
Education/Academic Qualification
PhD, Mechanical Engineering, University of Connecticut
Bachelor, Materials Science and Engineering, University of Connecticut
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Impacts of PTL Coating Gaps on Cell Performance for PEM Water Electrolyzer: Article No. 122274
Liu, C., Wrubel, J., Padgett, E. & Bender, G., 2024, In: Applied Energy. 356, 11 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Manufacture and Testing of Biomass-Derivable Thermosets for Wind Blade Recycling
Clarke, R., Rognerud, E., Puente-Urbina, A., Barnes, D., Murdy, P., McGraw, M., Newkirk, J., Beach, R., Wrubel, J., Hamernik, L., Chism, K., Baer, A., Beckham, G., Murray, R. & Rorrer, N., 2024, In: Science. 385, 6711, 7 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Performance Losses and Current-Driven Recovery from Cation Contaminants in PEM Water Electrolysis: Article No. 064510
Padgett, E., Adesso, A., Yu, H., Wrubel, J., Bender, G., Pivovar, B. & Alia, S., 2024, In: Journal of the Electrochemical Society. 171, 6, 13 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Ultrathin Microporous Transport Layers: Implications for Low Catalyst Loadings, Thin Membranes, and High Current Density Operation for Proton Exchange Membrane Electrolysis: Article No. 2302786
Schuler, T., Weber, C., Wrubel, J., Pivovar, B., Gubler, L., Buchi, F. & Bender, G., 2024, In: Advanced Energy Materials. 14, 7, 12 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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A Lattice Boltzmann Method for Predicting Porous Transport Layer Performance During Electrolysis
Young, E., Sojitra, A., Wrubel, J. & Henry de Frahan, M., 2023, 16 p.Research output: NREL › Presentation