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Welcome Eunhye Choi!We are excited to welcome Eunhye (Grace) Choi to the SEED lab as a new PhD student! Eunhye completed her Bachelor of Science in Environmental Technology at the University of Gent, where she worked on kinetic data collection and photocatalyst assessment using multiple linear regression for environmental mitigation in her thesis. She then earned her Master’s degree at Technische Universiteit Delft, focusing her thesis on the effect of porous cathode catalyst layers on proton exchange membrane (PEM) toluene hydrogenation. Through these experiences, Eunhye has developed strong analytical and technical skills. At SEED lab, Eunhye will be working on digital twins for AEM electrolyzers as part of the HyPRO project—the largest R&D initiative on green hydrogen in the Netherlands. We’re thrilled to have you on board, Eunhye!
Thu 4 Sep 2025
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Welcome Zongkun PanZongkun Pan joins the SEED lab as a PhD student. Zongkun will work on the development of electrochemical and thermochemical models for SOECs/SOFCS. The research will contribute to adress key challenges in the deployment of SOEC/SOFC technology, including costs, durability, and scalability. This work is part of the HyPRO project, which is the largest R&D project in the Netherlands towards flexible, durable, and high-performance Hydrogen Production Technology. Zongkun did his Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering and Master of Machinery at the Xi'an Jiaotong University in China. Zongkun developed and verified a simulation model of a PEMFC to enhance the performance by assembly optimization during his Masters. Zongkun’s expertise in optimization and programming will be a valuable asset to the SEED group. Welcome aboard, Zongkun — we’re thrilled to have you with us!
Tue 12 Aug 2025
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