Managing temperature in an electric vehicle (EV) is key to battery performance and range — not to mention safety. Thermal management techniques have made great strides over the past decade, but it still remains one of the most challenging obstacles in EV design. This 60-minute webinar from the editors of Automotive Engineering will discuss the latest strategies in thermal management for EVs including how these strategies apply to hybrid and PHEV powertrains. An audience Q&A session will follow the technical presentation.
Speakers:
Craig Gorin, Senior R&D Scientist, Dow Consumer Solutions

Craig Gorin is a Senior R&D Scientist with Dow Consumer Solutions, which he joined in 2014. He leads the global technical platform, developing improved battery fire-protection materials including silicone foams, coatings, and gaskets. His earlier work at Dow led to the commercialization of multiple award-winning products in the areas of polymer recycling and additive manufacturing, which received the R&D 100 Award and Edison Award. Craig holds a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Harvard University and a Ph.D. in chemistry from Stanford University.
John Himmelspach, Senior Manager – Electrification and Advanced Applications, SABIC

John Himmelspach serves as Senior Manager of Electrification and Advanced Applications for SABIC, with a focus on engineering thermoplastics. In this role, he drives collaborative engagement across the value chain to foster innovation throughout a range of industry applications including electronics, electricals, and mobility. He has broad industry experience that includes serving as Chief of Staff to the CEO and Associate Director of Strategic Alliances at VIA Motors, where he played a key role in operations management, business strategy, and industry partnerships. John also led business development and sales at Vorwerk Autotec, a global leader in anti-vibration engineering applications.
Jens Tophoven, Senior Engineer – Vehicle System Analysis and Operation Strategies, Bosch

Jens Tophoven is a Senior Engineer of Vehicle System Analysis and Operation Strategies at Bosch, where he focuses on overall vehicle simulation including thermal management. Since joining Bosch in 2008, Jens has held a variety of positions spanning the combustion process development of diesel engines, powertrain simulation, and analysis of hybrid electric vehicles. Jens holds a mechanical engineering degree from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
Moderator:
Amanda Hosey, Editor, SAE Media Group

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