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Bor-Rong (Hypo) Chen
Materials Scientist at Idaho National Laboratory
Bor-Rong (Hypo) Chen, Energy Storage Materials Research Scientist at Idaho National Laboratory
Bor-Rong (Hypo) Chen is a postdoctoral research associate in the Energy Storage Technology group at Idaho National Laboratory.24 Her research focuses on energy storage materials and technologies.
Some key facts about Bor-Rong Chen:
- She received her PhD in Materials Science from Huazhong University of Science and Technology in China.3
- Prior to joining INL, she was a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Alberta in Canada.3
- Her research experience spans theoretical computations, machine learning, aqueous electrolyzers, solid oxide electrochemical cells, metal-air batteries, and lithium-ion batteries.3
- She combines experimental design and examination with theoretical calculation to understand reaction mechanisms and material properties.3
- She has authored 39 peer-reviewed papers in journals such as Nature Catalysis, Chem, ACS Energy Letters and Nano Energy.3
As an Energy Storage Materials Research Scientist at INL, Bor-Rong Chen is contributing to the lab's mission of developing next-generation battery technologies through advanced materials research and characterization.1
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Do you feel excited about solution-based synthesis? Are you interested in learning about additive manufacturing?
📣 We are hiring! 📣
The Energy Storage & Technology department at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is seeking highly motivated candidates for a Materials Science Postdoctoral Researcher position (job number: 21526).
You will advance and develop new additive manufacturing methodologies to produce architected metals, oxides, and high entropy materials. To achieve this goal, you will combine knowledge of solution-based synthesis, solid-state metal and ceramic materials processing, and 3D printing technologies. You will work in a highly collaborative team with diverse skill sets!
Qualifications and required skill sets: 💡 PhD in materials science and engineering, chemistry, chemical engineering, applied physics, mechanical engineering. PhD requirements must be completed by commencement of appointment and within the previous 5 years. 💡 Strong experience in synthesis of inorganic materials such as: solution synthesis, sol-gel synthesis, hydrothermal synthesis, co-precipitation, or solid-state synthesis. Preferred knowledge: 💡 High entropy alloys or oxides research experience, including structural and composition characterization, microstructural analysis, mechanical property testing. 💡 Additive manufacturing, including: digital light processing, stereolithography 3D printing, direct ink-writing, binder-jetting, laser metal deposition and relatable expertise.
📣 More details and apply here:
