Xinfang Jin

Xinfang Jin is an Associate Professor at the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Texas at Dallas, specializing in Mechanical Engineering. Her research bridges thermal fluids, transport phenomena, and energy storage/conversion technologies.

• Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering (2014), University of South Carolina
• M.S., Refrigeration and Cryogenic Engineering (2007), University of Science & Technology, Beijing
• B.S., Thermal and Dynamic Engineering (2004), University of Science & Technology, Beijing

Dr. Jin focuses on multi-physics modeling and microstructure design for systems like solid oxide fuel/electrolysis cells, lithium-ion batteries, and redox batteries. Her work integrates electrochemical characterization and mathematical algorithm development, particularly for electric vehicle battery control.

Recent publications highlight advancements in membrane reactor design, crack growth prediction in electrolysis cells, and non-aqueous redox flow battery optimization. Themes include energy efficiency, materials durability, and system integration.

• 2024 NSF CAREER Award
• 2019 UMass Lowell recognition for prolific publications
• Outstanding graduate and mentor awards from Beijing (2007, 2006)

Her affiliations include the Mechanical Engineering Faculty and Jonsson School at UT Dallas, with research collaborations spanning electrochemical systems and renewable energy integration.