Master Thesis – Hydrogen Production via Alkaline Electrolysis: Mechanics and Assembly of Electrolyzer Cells | Masterarbeit – Wasserstofferzeugung mittels alkalischer Elektolys...

Job Summary

This master thesis position offers an opportunity to conduct research within the 'Electrochemical Process Engineering' group at the Institute of Energy Technologies (IET-4). The candidate will focus on the mechanical characterization of alkaline electrolysis cells to improve the reproducibility of experimental results. Day-to-day activities involve researching cell mechanics, characterizing mechanical behavior under various operating conditions, investigating the correlation between assembly methods and cell performance, and potentially utilizing FEM simulation for analysis. Candidates should be currently enrolled in a Master's program in Mechanical Engineering, Process Engineering, or a related field. Key requirements include a high degree of independence, a diligent work style, and a strong sense of responsibility when handling laboratory chemicals and infrastructure. This role is ideal for students seeking to contribute to cutting-edge energy transition research in a professional scientific environment with potential future opportunities for doctoral studies.