Marshall Miller
Research Engineer, ITS-Davis
(530) 752-8758
mmiller@ucdavis.edu
Ph.D., 1988, University of Pennsylvania
Marshall Miller studies electric and hybrid vehicle propulsion systems and how to integrate these systems in vehicles to optimize performance. He is the technical manager of the Hydrogen Bus Technology Validation Program that will operate hydrogen fueled buses in a real transit environment. He also manages the Hybrid Vehicle Propulsion Systems Laboratory where he studies storage battery, ultracapacitor, and fuel cell technology. He develops computer models to simulate the performance of electric and hybrid vehicles using a variety of propulsion systems, using data generated in the lab. Prior to joining the Institute full time, he held a joint appointment with ITS-Davis and the Union of Concerned Scientists where he studied technology and policy implications of fuel cell vehicles and hydrogen fuel infrastructure.
| Publication Title | Date Released |
|---|---|
| Hydrogen Bus Technology Validation Program | 5-2005 |
| Design Considerations for a PEM Fuel Cell Powered Truck APU | 7-2004 |
| A Feasibility Study of the Hybrid Carbon/Lead Oxide Ultracapacitor: Analysis, Assembly, Testing, and Projection of Future Potential | 5-2003 |
| Experimental Studies of Cells and Modules of Advanced Ultracapacitors | 12-2001 |
| Update of Ultracapacitor Technology and Hybrid Vehicle Applications: Passenger Cars and Transit Buses | 10-2001 |
| Electric and Gasoline Vehicle Lifecycle Cost and Energy-Use Model | 4-2000 |
| Assessment of the Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Potential of Ultra-Clean Hybrid-Electric Vehicles | 12-1997 |
| Statewide Fuel Cell Research, Design, and Development Collaboration Plan | 5-1996 |
| Assessment of Flywheels and Ultracapacitors for the DOT Fuel Cell Bus Program | 3-1995 |
| Hydrogen as a Transportation Fuel: Infrastructure Consideration | 7-1994 |
| Toward a Fuel Cell Future: Planning for the Commercialization of Fuel Cells | 9-1993 |