Mechanical Engineering Assistant

Thomas Wallner

Argonne National Laboratory

Center for Transportation Research

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Argonne, IL 60439

phone: 630/252-3003, fax: 630/252-3443

e-mail: ********@***.***

Professional Experience

2006-Present. Staff employee at Argonne National Laboratory, Center for

Transportation Research

2005-2006. Postdoctoral appointee at Argonne National Laboratory,

Center for Transportation Research

2004-2005. Authorized contact person and Team leader for Graz

University of Technology s European Integrated Project Hydrogen

Internal Combustion Engine

2001-2004. Scientific assistant at the Institute of Internal Combustion

Engines and Thermodynamics at Graz University of Technology, Engine

Research/Combustion Process Department

1998-1999. Internship at AVL List GmbH. Department for Flow and Port

Development

Education

PhD, Technical Science, Graz University of Technology, 2004

MS, Mechanical Engineering Economics, Graz University of Technology,

2001

Professional Society Affiliations

Vice-Chair of the Society of Automotive Engineers Advanced Power

Source Committee

Session organizer for Society of Automotive Engineers at several national

and international conferences

Publications & Patents

19 publications

1 patent application

Presentations

T. Wallner, H. Ng, and R. Peters, Research Engine Data and Vehicle

Drive-Cycle Results in Blended Hydrogen/Methane Operation. National

Hydrogen Association Annual Hydrogen Conference. San Antonia/TX

USA. 2007.

T. Wallner and H. Lohse-Busch, Research Update: Hydrogen Projects at

Argonne National Laboratory Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines

2007 Where do we go from here? Los Angeles. USA. 2007.

T. Wallner, Overview of American and European Hydrogen Research

Activities. Internal Conference on Safety in Transportation. Benevento,

Italy. 2006.

T. Wallner and H. Lohse-Busch, Light Duty Hydrogen Engine Application

Research at ANL. Bridging the Technology Hydrogen Internal

Combustion Engines Conference. San Diego. USA. 2006.

T. Wallner, H. Eichlseder, R. Freymann, and J. Ringler, The Potential of

Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines in a Future Mobility Scenario.

Symposium The Urban Ecological Transport: The Gaseous Fuel Option.

2003.

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