Qingfeng Li

His research areas for Qingfeng Li include proton conducting materials, electrocatalysts and the related technologies particularly fuel cells, electrolysers and CO₂ reduction. He received his Ph.D. in electrochemistry from Northeastern University, China, in 1990. After that he joined as a research associate Department of Chemistry, DTU, where he started research on high temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells. He was in 1998 employed as an associated professor in Inorganic Chemistry and in 2014 appointed a full professor. He was in 2006 awarded Doctor Degree of Technices at DTU. During 2013-2018 he was leading a research center (4M) focusing on fundamental mechanisms, materials, manufacturing and management of HT-PEMFCs, funded by the Danish Council for Strategic Research/Innovation Fund Denmark. He has (co-)initialized an experimental and a lecturing course on hydrogen energy and fuel cells and teaching other (inorganic and physical chemistry) course at DTU. He is (co-)supervisor of 19 ph.d. and more than 30 master students.