EDUCATION
AB, Chemistry (Mathematics minor), Indiana University, Bloomington
MS, Applied Mathematics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
PhD, Chemistry, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
HYDROGEN & FUELCELL EXPERIENCE
Supersonic Institute
President and Founder
2010 Current
Vehicle Projects Inc
President
1998 Current
Fuelcell Propulsion Institute
President and Director
1996 Current
Colorado School of Mines, Joint Center for Fuel-Cell Vehicles
Founding Director
1994 1998
Colorado School of Mines, Department of Chemistry
Research Associate Professor
1993 1998
U.S. Air Force Seiler Research Laboratory, Electrochemistry Division
Visiting Faculty Associate (1993)
Visiting Research Professor (1994)
1993 1994
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Member, Editorial Board, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
2009 Current
Member, New Technologies Committee, Locomotive Maintenance Officers Association
2005 Current
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Dr. Miller is the president of three companies: Fuelcell Propulsion Institute (since 1996), Vehicle Projects Inc (since 1998), and Supersonic Institute (2010). Using sophisticated mathematical, scientific, and engineering methods, the companies collectively undertake fuelcell-vehicle R&D that ranges from the theory of the Mach-2.8 supersonic tube vehicle to development of a 130-tonne prototype fuelcell locomotive, the largest fuelcell land vehicle at this time. Until 1998, he was a research professor at research universities, including the University of Illinois. Prof. Miller published numerous papers in refereed journals such as the Journal of the American Chemical Society. From 1994 to 1998, he was founding Director of the Joint Center for Fuel-Cell Vehicles at Colorado School of Mines. His first company, the nonprofit research-focused Fuelcell Propulsion Institute, has been in operation since 1996. As President of Vehicle Projects Inc, founded in 1998, which develops large prototype fuelcell vehicles such as the switch locomotive, he leads this path-finding company and frequently presents its work at leading international conferences. In 2010, he formed Supersonic Institute, which engages in education and research on supersonic transport and hydrogen. Dr. Miller received his PhD degree in chemistry from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Click here to download a PDF version of Dr. Miller's biographical sketch.
