2001-2005, Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Doctor
1995-2001, Ph.D. Engineering Thermal Physics Xi'an Jiao Tong University, Doctor
1991-995, B.S. Thermal Energy Engineering Xi'an Jiao Tong University, Bachelor

2005-2006 Visiting Scholar, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
2006-2007 Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, University of Kansas

Fuel cells and flow batteries
Modeling of electrochemical systems
Heat and Mass transport in porous media
Thermodynamics

2018-2021 National Natural Science Foundation projects (NSFC) 〃Gas evolution in porous electrodes of flow batteries and its impact on flow and mass transport〃PI
2016-2021 National Key R&D Program of China, Sub-topic 〃Simulation and design of flow fields in proton exchange membrane fuel cells〃PI
2013-2016 National Natural Science Foundation projects (NSFC) 〃Multiphase and multi-component transport in a hydrogen-bromine flow battery charged/discharged at high current densities〃PI
2012-2014 Suzhou Jiu Run Energy Corporation Project 〃CFD and network modeling of Fe/Cr flow batteries〃 PI
2009-2011 National Natural Science Foundation projects (NSFC)〃Localized hydrogen evolution induced by cathode flooding in direct methanol fuel cells〃 PI
2009-2011 Shanghai Pu Jiang Program 〃Prediction and diagnostics of electrode flooding in proton exchange membrane fuel cells.〃 PI
2009-2011 BYD Corporation Project 〃Development of thermal abuse model of lithium ion batteries〃 PI

1. X. You, Q. Ye*, P. Cheng, “The Dependence of Mass Transfer Coefficient on the Electrolyte Velocity in Carbon Felt Electrodes: Determination and Validation”, Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 164, E3386-E3394, (2017).
2. Q. Ye*, T. X. Shan, P. Cheng, “Thermally induced evolution of dissolved gas in water flowing through a carbon felt sample”, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 108, Part B, 2451-2461, (2017).
3. X. You, Q. Ye*, P. Cheng, “Scale-up of high power density redox flow batteries by introducing interdigitated flow fields”, International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, 75, 7-12, (2016).
4. X. You, Q. Ye*, T.V. Nguyen, P. Cheng, “2-D Model of a H2/Br2 Flow Battery with Flow-Through Positive Electrode”, Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 163, A447-A457, (2016).
5. Q. Ye*, J. Hu, P. Cheng, Z. Ma, “Design trade-offs among shunt current, pumping loss and compactness in the piping system of a multi-stack vanadium flow battery” Journal of Power Sources, 296, 352-364, (2015).
6. X.G. Yang, Q. Ye*, P. Cheng, T.S. Zhao, “Effects of the electric field on ion crossover in vanadium redox flow batteries” Applied Energy, 145, 306-329, (2015).
7. X. G. Yang, Q. Ye*, P. Cheng, “Oxygen starvation induced cell potential decline and corresponding operating state transitions of a direct methanol fuel cell in galvanostatic regime”, Electrochimica Acta, 117, 179-191, (2014).
8. X. G. Yang, Q. Ye*, P. Cheng, “Hydrogen pumping effect induced by fuel starvation in a single cell of a PEM fuel cell stack at galvanostatic operation”, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 37, 14439-14453, (2012).
9. X. G. Yang, Q. Ye*, P. Cheng, “In-plane transport effects on hydrogen depletion and carbon corrosion induced by anode flooding in proton exchange membrane fuel cells”, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 55， 4754-4765 (2012).
10. Q. Ye*, X. G. Yang, P. Cheng, “Modeling of Spontaneous Hydrogen Evolution in a Direct Methanol Fuel Cell”, Electrochimica Acta, 69, 230-238, (2012).
11. X. G. Yang, Q. Ye*, P. Cheng, “Matching of Water and Temperature Fields in Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells with Non-uniform Distributions”, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 36, 12524-12537, (2011).
12. Q. Ye, T.V. Nguyen*, “Three-dimensional Simulation of Liquid Water Distribution in a PEM Fuel Cell with Experimentally Measured Capillary Functions”, Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 154, B1242-B1251, (2007).
13. Q. Ye, T. S. Zhao*, C. Xu, “The Role of Under-Rib Convection in Mass Transport of Methanol through the Serpentine Flow Field and its Neighboring Porous Layer in a DMFC”, Electrochimica Acta, 51, 5420-5429, (2006).
14. Q. Ye, T. S. Zhao*, “Abrupt Decline in Open-Circuit Voltage of Direct Methanol Fuel Cells at Critical Oxygen Feed Rate”, Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 152, A2238-A2245, (2005).
15. Q. Ye, T. S. Zhao*, J.G. Liu, “Effect of Transient Hydrogen Evolution/Oxidation Reactions on the Open-Circuit Voltage of Direct Methanol Fuel Cells”, Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters, 8, A549-A553, (2005).
16. Q. Ye, T. S. Zhao*, “A Natural-Circulation Fuel Delivery System for Direct Methanol Fuel Cells”, Journal of Power Sources, 147, 196-202 (2005).
17. Q. Ye, T. S. Zhao*, “Electrolytic Hydrogen Evolution in DMFCs Induced by Oxygen Interruptions and Its Effect on Cell Performance”, Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters, 8, A211-A214, (2005).
18. Q. Ye, T. S. Zhao*, H. Yang, J. Prabhuram, “Electrochemical Reactions in a DMFC under Open-Circuit Conditions”, Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters, 8, A52-A54, (2005).

1. Course Name: Engineering Thermodynamics
Teaching Target: Undergraduate students
Credit Hour:48
Credit: 3
2. Course Name: Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics
Teaching Target: Master students/PhD candidate
Credit Hour: 48
Credit: 3

China invention Patent： Apparatus and methodology for in-plane permeability measurement of porous media with adjustable compressibility; Application number: 201510964797.1；Applicant: Shanghai Jiao Tong University；Inventors: Qiang Ye and Tian-xiang Shan; CN 05466834 A (2018.1.23)

2018 Second prize of national teaching achievement of China (Ranking: 8)
2017 Third prize of excellent teacher of Shanghai Jiao Tong University
2016 Second prize of teaching achievement of Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Ranking: 5)
2009 Shanghai Pu Jiang Program
2008 SMC Excellent Yong Faculty Award of Shanghai Jiao Tong Univeristy.