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Thermal Design Review - UNLV & CSN
Friday February 28, 2025 3:10pm - 4:00pm EST
Center for Manufacturing Innovation - Room 215
Moderators
avatar for Trista Smith-Crudup

Trista Smith-Crudup

Vocational Program Manager, Argonne National Laboratory
Trista Smith is a veteran who started her career with the US Army as an active-duty soldier where she served as a finance and accounting specialist and on the nuclear, biological and chemical hazards defense advance party team during field missions. After leaving the army she studied... Read More →
Judges
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Gordon Ng

Battery Pack COE Thermal Specialist, Stellantis
avatar for Massimiliano Mastrogiorgio

Massimiliano Mastrogiorgio

Senior Battery Application Engineer, Gamma Technologies
Massimiliano Mastrogiorgio completed his studies in Energy and Nuclear Engineering at Politecnico di Torino in Italy, specializing in energy production and management. He then pursued a Double Master's Degree program at the University of Illinois at Chicago, concentrating on electrochemical... Read More →
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Oliver Gross

Senior Fellow, Stellantis
Oliver is a Senior Fellow for Advanced Energy Storage and Electrification, at Stellantis where he is responsible for the energy storage systems technology roadmaps, innovation, and architecture. He is an OEM Lead of the United States Advanced Battery Consortium Technical Advisory... Read More →
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Thomas Glatz

Business Development for Advanced Simulation Technologies, AVL
Thomas has been working with AVL on simulation topics in various roles for more than a decade. After achieving a BS and MS in Chemical Engineering from Graz University of Technology in 2013 (Austria) he joined AVL to work on system simulation topics as a development engineer, software... Read More →
Friday February 28, 2025 3:10pm - 4:00pm EST
Center for Manufacturing Innovation - Room 215
  Presentation, UNLV & CSN
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