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Biography

Dr. Dong Ding is a distinguished staff engineer/scientist in the directorate of Energy and Environmental Science & Technology at Idaho National Laboratory, and the senior advisor for the department of Hydrogen and Electrochemistry. He is a principal investigator for multi-projects including direct funded and LDRD. Dr. Ding is a technical lead and steering committee member for two hydrogen related consortia: HydroGEN of Energy Materials Network (EMN) and H2NEW under the U.S. DOE-Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE)-Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Office. Dr. Ding is an executive committee member, and secretary/treasurer for High-Temperature Energy, Materials, and Processes (H-TEMP) Division of the Electrochemical Society (ECS). He served as an editorial advisory board member for Journal of Power Sources Advances, a guest editor for Frontier in Materials, Frontier in Chemistry, Journal of Physics: Energy and Journal of Materials Research. He received several prestigious awards including the EES&T Mentor Award (2024), the Lab Director Exceptional Scientific Achievement Award (2022), the EES&T Leadership Award (2021), the Asian American Most Promising Engineering of the Year (AAEOY, 2020), and Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC) far West Awards in the category of Outstanding Technology Development (2019). Dr. Ding holds joint/affiliated faculty positions at University of Utah, University of South Carolina, New Mexico State University, and University of Idaho. Prior to joining INL, he was Sr. Materials Engineer at the solid oxide fuel cell industry. Dr. Ding received his doctorate in material science at the University of Science & Technology of China (USTC), where he also earned a bachelor’s in materials chemistry. Dr. Ding co-authored over 150 peer-reviewed publications and a book chapter. He also holds 15 US patents and 23 patent applications. Dr. Ding’s current research interests relate to INL’s two mission initiatives: advanced design and manufacturing (ADM) and integrated energy systems (IES), including high temperature water electrolysis, natural gas upgrading, CO2 capture and conversion, ammonia electrosynthesis, advanced manufacturing of solid oxide cells/stacks, fuel cells, and electrocatalysis. Dr. Ding is a fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

Education/Academic qualification

PhD, Material Science, University of Science and Technology of China

… → 2008

Bachelor, Materials Chemistry, University of Science and Technology of China

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