CURRICULUM VITA FOR SU HA

EDUCATION Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL Graduation: October, 2005 Advisor: Richard Masel Thesis: Direct Fuel Cells For Alternative Portable Power Sources M.S. in Chemical Engineering, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL Graduation: October 2003 Advisor: Richard Masel Thesis: Direct Formic Acid Polymer Electrolyte Membrane B.S. in Chemical Engineering, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Graduated with University Honors, June 2000; University Scholars Program Undergraduate Research Advisor: Saad Khan Research Project: Rheology of Protein Gels Synthesized Through a Combined Enzymatic and Heat Treatment Method

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Associate Professor 2011-Present School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering Washington State University, Pullman, WA

Assistant Professor 2005-2011 School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering Washington State University, Pullman, WA

Graduate Research Assistant 2000-2005 Department of Chemical Engineering University of Illinois, Urbana, IL

Undergraduate Research Assistant 1998-2000 Department of Chemical Engineering North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC

HONORS AND AWARDS 1. Outstanding Teaching Award, Chemical Engineering Department, Washington State University (2008). 2. 3rd Place, Dr. Bernard S. Baker Award for Fuel Cell Research, Fuel Cell Seminar and Fuel Cell Energy, Inc. (2005). 3. Nominated for the Glenn Award, ACS National Meeting (2005). 4. The 205th Meeting of the Electrochemical Society Travel Award, Energy Technology Division of the Electrochemical Society (2004). 5. Vodafone-U.S. Foundation Graduate Fellowship, University of Illinois (2003). 6. Finalist, The College Invention Competition 2003, The National Inventors Hall of Fame (2003). 7. Winner and Best of the Best, The 9th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, North Carolina State University (2000). 8. National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Program, North Carolina State University (Summer of 2000). 9. National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Program, University of Delaware (Summer of 1999).

TEACHING Introduction to Transport Processes (undergraduate course) Fall 2005-2011 • Gave 3 one-hour lectures per week (3 credits) • Covered fundamentals of the phenomena governing the transport of momentum, energy, and mass using both microscopic and macroscopic approaches. • Applied the transport fundamentals to biological systems through homework and quiz problems • Incorporated COMSOL Multiphysics Modeling Software into the class to enhance the students’ learning of transport phenomena: a COMSOL tutorial on transport phenomena was developed and posted on the class webpage, and it was incorporated into class homework problems and the class project.

Kinetics and Reactor Design (undergraduate course) Spring 2006-2012 • Gave 3 one-hour lectures per week (3 credits) • Understanding the basic concepts of chemical kinetics and chemical reactor design. • Incorporated COMSOL Multiphysics Modeling Software into the class to enhance the students’ learning of how chemical kinetics are affected by energy, mass, and momentum transport processes.

Chemical Engineering Labs (undergraduate course) Spring 2007 & Fall 2007 • Developed a fuel cell experimental setup and module for undergraduate students to help them in experiencing and understanding hydrogen fuel cell technology and hydrogen economics. • With permission from course instructors (Dr. Lee for Spring 2007 & Dr. Thiessen for Fall 2007), instructed undergraduate students on basic electrochemistry and electrokinetics concepts that are relevant to fuel cell technology.

Chemical Engineering Labs (undergraduate course) Fall 2009 • Taught 6 one-hour labs and gave one 1-hour lecture per week (3 credits) • Provided laboratory experiments to the students on heat and mass transfer, separation, kinetics and fluid dynamics as well as teaching them how to write technical reports and how to give technical presentations.

Conversion of Biomass to Biofuels (graduate course) Spring 2010 • Organized a lecture series on both biological and thermo-chemical processes used for converting various biomasses to value added products. • Provided experimental demonstrations of producing biodiesel from vegetable oil and driving the Volkswagen Beetle with the biodiesel to the students. • Teaching them how to write technical reports and how to give technical presentations.

Catalysis (graduate course) Spring 2011 • Give 3 one-hour lectures per week (3 credits) • Understanding the basic concepts of heterogeneous . • Introduced various characterization methods and tools for heterogeneous catalysis. • Introduced important heterogeneous catalysis examples that are relevant to alternative and renewable energy.

PUBLICATIONS 1. Hu, S.; Fabian, M.; Noborikawa, J.; Haan, J.; Scudiero, L.; Ha, S. Carbon supported Pd-based bimetallic and trimetallic catalyst for formic acid electrochemical oxidation. Applied Catalysis B (2015), 180, pp. 758-765. 2. Shah, S.; Marin-Flores, O.; Norton, M.G.; Ha, S. Molybdenum carbide supported nickel–molybdenum alloys for synthesis gas production via partial oxidation of surrogate biodiesel. Journal of Power Sources (2015), 294, pp. 530-536. 3. Kwon, B.; Hu, S.; He, Q.; Marin-Flores, O.; Oh, C.H.; Yoon, S.P.; Kim, J.; Breit, J.; Scudiero, L.; Norton, M.G.; Ha, S. Nickel-based anode with microstructured molybdenum dioxide internal reformer for liquid hydrocarbon-fueled solid oxide fuel cells. Applied Catalysis B (2015), 179, pp. 439-444. 4. Cuba-Torres, C.; Marin-Flores, O.; Owen, C.; Wang, Z.; Garcia-Perez, M.; Norton, M.G.; Ha, S. Catalytic partial oxidation of biodiesel surrogate over molybdenum dioxide. Fuel (2015), 146, pp. 132-137. 5. He, Q., Marin-Flores, O.; Hu, S.; Scudiero, L.; Ha, S.; Norton, M.G. Kinetics of hydrogen reduction of titanium-doped molybdenum dioxide. Scripta Materialia (2015), 100, pp. 55-58. 6. Kim, J.H.; Jun, S.A.; Kwon, Y.; Ha, S.; Sang, B.; Kim, J.B. Enhanced electrochemical sensitivity of enzyme precipitate coating (EPC)-based glucose oxidase biosensors with increased free CNT loadings. Bioelectrochemistry (2015), 101, pp. 114-119. 7. Hou, X.; Marin-Flores, O.; Kwon, B.; Kim, J. Norton, M.G.; Ha, S. Gasoline-fueled with high power density. Journal of Power Sources (2014), 268, pp. 546-549. 8. He, Q., Marin-Flores, O.; Hu, S.; Scudiero, L.; Ha, S.; Norton, M.G. Effect of titanium doping on the structure and reducibility of nanoparticle molybdenum dioxide. Journal of Nanoparticle Research (2014), 16, pp. 2385-2397. 9. Kwon, B.; Hu, S.; Marin-Flores, O.; Norton, M.G.; Kim, J.; Scudiero, L.; Breit, J.; Ha, S. High Performance Molybdenum Dioxide-Based Anode for Dodecane-Fueled SOFCs with a Maximum Power Density of 2 W cm2 at 750 oC. Energy Technology (2014), 2 (5), pp. 425-430. 10. Che, F.; Zhang, R.; Hensley, S.; Ha, S.; McEwen, J.S. Decomposition of Methyl Species on a Ni(211) surface: Investigations of the Electric Field Influence. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces (2014), 4, pp. 4020-4035. 11. Sadiki, A.; Vo, P.; Hu, S.; Copenhaver, T.; Scudiero, L.; Ha, S. Haan, J. Increased Electrochemical Oxidation Rate of Alcohols in Alkaline Media on Palladium Surfaces Electrochemically Modified by Antimony, Lead, and Tin. Electrochimica Acta (2014), 139, pp. 302-307. 12. Noborikawa, J.; Lau, J.; Ta, J.; Hu, S.; Scudiero, L.; Derekhshan, S.; Ha, S.; Haan, J. Palladium-Copper Electrocatalyst for Promotion of Oxidation of Formate, Ethanol, and 2 Propanol in Alkaline Media. Electrochimica Acta (2014), 137, pp. 654-660. 13. Bahrami, J.; Gavin, P.; Bliesner, R.; Ha, S.; Pedrow, P.; Mehrizi-Sani A.; Leachman, J. Effect of Orthohydrogen-Parahydrogen Composition on Performance of a Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2014), 39, pp. 14955-14958. 14. Kim, R.E.; Hong, S.G.; Ha, S.; Kim, J.B. Enzyme adsorption, precipitation and crosslinking of glucose oxidase and laccase on polyaniline nanofibers for highly stable enzymatic biofuel cells. Enzyme and Microbial Technology (2014), 66, pp. 35-41. 15. Kwon, B.; Ellefson, C.; Breit, J.; Kim, J.; Norton, M.; Ha, S. Molybdenum Dioxide- Based Anode for SOFC Applications. Journal of Power Sources (2013), 243, pp. 203- 210. 16. Hu, S.; Scudiero, L.; Ha, S. Electronic effect of Pd-transition metal bimetallic surfaces toward formic acid electrochemical oxidation. Electrochemistry Communications (2013), 38, pp. 107-109. 17. Hu, S.; Scudiero, L.; Ha, S. Temperature dependence study of Pd–Cu supported bimetallic films by photoelectron spectroscopy and cyclic voltammetry. Electrochimica Acta (2013), 105, pp. 362-370. 18. Wang, Z.; McDonald, A.G.; Westerhof, R.; Kersten, S.; Cuba-Torres, C.; Ha, S.; Pecha, B.; Garcia-Perez, M. Effect of Cellulose Crystallinity on the Formation of a Liquid Intermediate and on Product Distribution during Pyrolysis. Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis (2013), 100, pp. 56-66. 19. Ha, S.; Wee, Y.; Kim, J. Nanobiocatalysis for Enzymatic Biofuel Cells. Topics in Catalysis (2012), 55, pp. 1181-1200. 20. Shuozhen, H.; Scudiero, L.; Ha, S. Electronic Effect on Oxidation of Formic Acid on Supported Pd-Cu Bimetallic Surface. Electrochimica Acta (2012), 83(30), pp. 354-358. 21. Ellefson, C.A.; Marin Flores, O.; Ha, S.; Norton, M.G. Synthesis and applications of molybdenum (IV) oxide. Journal of Material Science (2012), 47(5), pp. 2057-2071. 22. Kwon, B.W.; Tan, M.; Ohlsen, L.; Ha, S. The Performance Characterization of Polyoxometalates Based Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells. Journal of Nanoelectronics and Optoelectronics (2011), 6(3), pp. 363-368. 23. Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Ellefson, C.; Scudiero, L.; Breit, J.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Sulfur Poisoning of Molybdenum Dioxide During the Partial Oxidation of a Jet-A Fuel Surrogate. Applied Catalysis B (2011), 105(1-2), pp. 61-68. 24. Kim, H.; Lee, I.; Kwon, Y.; Kim, B.; Ha, S.; Lee, J.; Kim, J. Immobilization of Glucose Oxidase into Polyaniline Nanofiber Matrix for Biofuel Cell Applications. Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2011), 26(9), pp. 3908-3913. 25. Kim, B.; Zhao, X.; Ahn, H.; Kim, J.; Lee, H.; Kim, K.; Nair, S.; Hsiao, E.; Jia, H.; Oh, M.; Sang, B.; Kim, B.; Kim, S.; Kwon, Y.; Ha, S.; Gu, M.; Wang, P.; Kim, J. Highly Stable Enzyme Precipitate Coatings and Their Electrochemical Applications. Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2011), 26(5), pp. 1980-1986. 26. Lin S.; Kim, D.H.; Engelhard, M.; Ha, S. -Induced Formation of Cobalt Oxides over Supported Cobalt/Ceria-Zirconia Catalysts under Ethanol-Steam Conditions. Journal of Catalysis (2010), 273(2), pp. 229-235. 27. Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Ellefson, C.; Wang, K.; Breit, J.; Ahn, J.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Nanoparticle Molybdenum Dioxide: A Highly Active Catalyst for Partial Oxidation of Aviation Fuels. Applied Catalysis B (2010), 98(3-4), pp. 186-192. 28. Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Breit, J.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Thermodynamic and Experimental Study of the Partial Oxidation of a Jet-A Fuel Surrogate over Molybdenum Dioxide. Applied Catalysis A (2010), 381(1-2), pp. 18-25. 29. Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Ellefson, C.; Scudiero, L.; Breit, J.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Nanoparticle Molybdenum Dioxide: A New Alternative Catalytic Material for Hydrogen Production via Partial Oxidation of Jet-A Fuels. Journal of Nanoelectronics and Optoelectronics (2010), 5(1-5), pp. 1-5. 30. Kwon, K.; Jongkyu, Y.; Kim, J.; Park, Y.; Jeon, C.; Kim, B.; Kwon, Y.; Zhao, X.; Wang, P.; Sang, B.; Lee, J.; Park, H.; Chang, H.; Hyeon, T.; Ha, S.; Jung, H.; Kim, J. Nanoscale Enzyme Reactors in Mesoporous Carbon for Improved Performance and Lifetime of Biosensors and Biofuel Cells. Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2010), 26(2), pp. 655- 660. 31. Sprague, I.; Prashanta, D.; Ha, S. Flow Rate Effect on Electro-oxidation in a Microfluidic Laminar Flow System. Journal of New Materials for Electrochemical Systems (2010), 13(4), pp. 305-313. 32. Johnson R.; Lin, S.; Xiaochen, Y.; Ha, S.; Garcia-Perez, M.; Chen, S. Py-GC/MS Studies to Evaluate Hydro-thermal Pretreatment as a way to Enhance the Production of Sugars from the Fast Pyrolysis of Wheat Straw. Energy & Fuels (2009), 23(12), pp. 6242-6252. 33. Sprague, I.B.; Dutta, P.; Ha, S. Characterization of a Membraneless Direct-Methanol Micro Fuel Cell. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers: Part A–Journal of Power and Energy (2009), 223, pp. 799-808. 34. Marin-Flores, O.; Scudiero, L.; Ha, S. X-ray Diffraction and Photoelectron Spectroscopy Studies of MoO2 as Catalyst for the Partial Oxidation of Isooctane. Surface Science (2009), 603(15), pp. 2327-2332. 35. Lin S.; Daimon, H.; Ha, S. Co/CeO2-ZrO2 catalysts prepared by impregnation and coprecipitation for ethanol steam reforming. Applied Catalysis A (2009), 366(2), pp. 252-261. 36. Chen, Y.; Lin, S.; Kim, S.; Ha. S. Preparation of a New Proton Conducting Silicon Membrane for Miniature Fuel Cells. Journal of New Materials for Electrochemical Systems (2009), 12(4), pp. 171-175. 37. Lin, S.; Kim, D.H.; Ha, S. Metallic phases of cobalt-based catalysts in ethanol steam reforming: The effect of cerium oxide. Applied Catalysis A (2009), 355(1-2), pp. 69-77. 38. Marin-Flores, O.; Ha, S. Activity and stability studies of MoO2 catalyst for the partial oxidation of gasoline. Applied Catalysis A (2009), 352(1-2), pp. 124-132. 39. Lin, S.; Kim, D.H.; Ha, S. Hydrogen Production from Ethanol Steam Reforming Over Supported Cobalt Catalysts. Catalysis Letters (2008), 122, pp. 295-301. 40. Marin-Flores, O.; Ha, S. Activity and stability of Mo2C for isooctane steam reforming. Catalysis Today (2008), 136, pp. 235-242. 41. Jung, W.;Ha, S. Impedance Electrochemical Spectroscopic Study of Direct Formic Acid Fuel Cells. Journal of Power Sources (2007), 173(1), pp. 53-59. 42. Lin, S.; Thomson, W.; Hagenson, T.; Ha, S. Steam reforming of methanol using supported Mo2C catalysts. Applied Catalysis A (2006), 318, pp. 121-127. 43. Fischback, M.; Youn, J.; Zhao, X.; Wang, P.; Park, H.; Chang, H.; Kim, J.; Ha, S. Miniature Biofuel Cells with Improved Stability under Continuous Operation. Electroanalysis (2006), 18, pp. 2016-2022. 44. Ha, S.; Dunbar, Z.; Masel, R. I. Characterization of High Performing Passive Direct Formic Acid Fuel Cell. Journal of Power Sources (2006), 158(1), pp. 129-136. 45. Larsen, R.; Ha, S.; Zakzeski, J.;Masel, R. I. Unusually active palladium based catalysts for the electrooxidation of formic acid. Journal of Power Sources (2006), 157(1), pp. 78-84. 46. Ha, S.; Dunbar, Z.; Masel, R.I. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI): A New Tool for Fuel Cell Research. Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society (2005), 230, U1638-U1639. 47. Ha, S.; Larsen, R.; Masel, R. I. Performance characterization of Pd/C nanocatalyst for direct formic acid fuel cells. Journal of Power Sources (2005), 144(1), 28-34. 48. Ha, S.; Larsen, R.; Zhu, Y.; Masel, R. I. Direct formic acid fuel cells with 600 mA/cm2 at 0.4 V and 22 oC. Fuel Cells (2004), 4(4), pp. 337-343. 49. Ha, S.; Adams, B.; Masel, R.I. A Miniature Air Breathing Direct Formic Acid Fuel Cell. Journal of Power Sources (2004), 128(2), pp. 119-124. 50. Zhu, Y; Ha, S.; Masel, R.I. High power density direct formic acid fuel cells. Journal of Power Sources (2004), 130(1-2), pp. 8-14. 51. Rhee, Y.; Ha, S.; Masel, R.I. Crossover of formic acid through Nafion membranes. Journal of Power Sources (2003), 117(1-2), pp. 35-38. 52. Rice, C.; Ha, S.; Masel, R. I.; Wieckowski, A. Catalysts for direct formic acid fuel cells. Journal of Power Sources (2003), 115(2), pp. 229-235. 53. Ha, S; Rice, C.A.; Masel, R.I.; Wieckowski, A.. Methanol conditioning for improved performance of formic acid fuel cells. Journal of Power Sources (2002), 112(2), pp. 655-659. 54. Rice, C.; Ha, S.; Masel, R. I.; Waszczuk, P.; Wieckowski, A.; Barnard, T. Direct formic acid fuel cells. Journal of Power Sources (2002), 111(1), pp. 83-89. 55. Burke, M.D.; Ha, S..; Pysz, M.A.; Khan, S.A. Rheology of protein gels synthesized through a combined enzymatic and heat treatment method. International Journal of Biological Macromolecules (2002), 31(1-3), pp. 37-44.

INVITED PRESENTATIONS 1. Ha, S. Direct Formic Acid Fuel Cells: A Key Component for the CO2- Electrochemical-Reduction-Assisted Technology. Invited to give a seminar at California State University at Fullerton, Fullerton, California (2012). 2. Hu, S.; Scudiero, L.; Ha, S. Direct Formic Acid Fuel Cells: A Key Component for the CO2-Electrochemical-Reduction-Assisted Regenerative Fuel Cell Technology. Invited to give a seminar at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee (2012). 3. Kown, B.; Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Ellefson, C.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Advanced Catalysis for Fuel-Flexible Fuel Cells. Invited to give a seminar at Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville, Tennessee (2012). 4. Ha. S. Molybdenum Dioxide (MoO2) based Catalysts for a Partial Oxidation of Aviation Fuels. Presented at the 243rd ACS National Meeting, San Diego, California (2012). 5. Kown, B.; Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Ellefson, C.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Molybdenum Dioxide: A Highly Active Catalyst for the Oxidation of Aviation Fuels. Invited to give a seminar at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Ulsan, South Korea (2011). 6. Ha, S. Fuel Cells for Commercial Transport Airplane. Invited to give a seminar at Innovators Lecture Series, Seattle, WA (2011). 7. Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Ellefson, C.; Wang, K.; Breit, J.; Ahn, J.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Efficient Direct Jet-A SOFC Using Coke Resistant and Sulfur Tolerant Molybdenum Based Nanocatalysts. Presented at the 5th New Technology Workshop on Airplane Fuel Cells, Mukilteo, Washington (2010). 8. Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Ellefson, C.; Wang, K.; Breit, J.; Ahn, J.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Partial oxidation of jet-A fuel and bio-based aviation fuel over WSU catalysts: A new catalytic material for fuel flexible fuel cell systems. Presented at the 65th Northwest/22nd Rocky Mountain Regional Meeting of the ACS, Pullman, Washington (2010) 9. Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Wang, K.; Breit, J.; Ahn, J.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Molybdenum Dioxide Based Catalysts: A Highly Active Catalyst For Partial Oxidation of Aviation Fuels That Enables A Direct Jet-A SOFC. Invited to give a seminar at Kyungpook National University’s Energy Forum, Taegu, South Korea (2010). 10. Fischback, M.; Youn, J.; Zhao, X.; Wang, P.; Kim, J.; Ha, S. Miniature Biofuel Cells. Invited to give a Chemical Engineering departmental seminar at the University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada (2010). 11. Marin Flores, O.; Turba, T.; Wang, K.; Breit, J.; Ahn, J.; Norton, G.; Ha, S. Efficient Direct Jet-A SOFC Using Coke Resistant and Sulfur Tolerant Molybdenum Based Nanocatalysts. Presented at the 4th New Technology Workshop on Airplane Fuel Cells, Mukilteo, Washington (2009). 12. Ha, S. New Possibility for Small Portable Fuel Cells. Invited to give a seminar at the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Suwon, South Korea (2008). 13. Ha, S. Present Status of Formic Acid Fuel Cell Technology. Invited to give a seminar at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), Richland, Washington (2008). 14. Fischback, M.; Youn, J.; Zhao, X.; Wang, P.; Kim, J.; Ha, S. Catalysis for Alternative Energy: From Supported Transition Metals to Nanobiocatalysis. Invited to give a seminar at the Mechanical Engineering Departmental, WSU, Pullman, Washington (2007). 15. Fischback, M.; Youn, J.; Zhao, X.; Wang, P.; Kim, J.; Ha, S. Miniature Biofuel Cells based on Nanobiocatalysis. Presented at The 1st Northwest Regional Conference of the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA), Portland, Oregon (2007). 16. Ha, S.; Lin, S.; Marin Flores, O. Stability and Activity of Formic Acid Fuel Cells. Invited to give a seminar at the Korean Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea (2006). 17. Ha, S. The Role of Nanotechnology for Our Energy Challenge. Presented at The Energy Retreat, Pullman, Washington (2006). 18. Ha, S. New Possibilities for Alternative Portable Power Sources. Presented at the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA) Annual Meeting, Pullman, Washington (2006). 19. Ha, S.; Larsen, R.; Zhu, Y.; Zakzeski, J.; Masel, R.I. Formic Acid Fuel Cells: New Possibilities for Portable Power. Invited to give a seminar at the Agriculture and Biological Engineering Departmental, UIUC, Urbana, Illinois (2005). 20. Ha, S.; Larsen, R.; Zhu, Y.; Zakzeski, J.; Masel, R.I.; Adams, B.; Shannon, M.; Wieckowski, A. Formic Acid Fuel Cells: New Possibilities for Portable Power. Presented at the Agricultural Equipment Technology Conference, Louisville, Kentucky (2005). 21. Ha, S.; Rice, C.; Lu, C.; Adams, B.; Masel, R.I.; Kenis, P.; Shannon, M.; Wieckowski, A.; Rhee, Y. Formic Acid Fuel Cells for Micro Power Generation. Invited to give a seminar at the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Suwon, South Korea (2002). 22. Ha, S.; Rice, C.; Lu, C.; Adams, B.; Masel, R.I.; Kenis, P.; Shannon, M.; Wieckowski, A.; Rhee, Y. Formic Acid Fuel Cells for Micro Power Generation. Invited to give a seminar at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea (2002).

PATENTS 1. Ha, S.; Norton, G.M.; Ahn, J. Catalyst Materials and Methods for Reforming Hydrocarbon Fuels. A U.S. patent application is published, WO/2011/041085 (2011). 2. Masel, R.I.; Larsen, R.; Ha, S. Formic Acid Fuel Cells and Catalysts. A U.S. Patent, 7,740,974 (2010). 3. Masel, R. I.; Ha, S.; Brian, A. Organic Fuel Cells and Fuel Cell Conducting Sheets. A U.S. Patent, 7,282,282 (2004).