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As a Sr. Staff Chemical Engineer at American Battery Technology Company (NASDAQ: ABAT), I apply my extensive knowledge and experience in Li-ion battery technology to develop hydrometallurgical solutions for battery recycling, metal extraction, and mineral resource development. I have worked at ABTC since December 2021, leading and contributing to various projects to improve the battery industry's efficiency, sustainability, and profitability. Before joining American Battery Technology Company, I worked as an Electrochemistry Engineer Technical Specialist and a Senior Systems Engineer at Cummins Inc. I was involved in industrial Li-ion battery cell qualification and forensic analysis, battery module and system integration and validation, battery abusive test, and electrochemical analysis. I also have over 10 years of academic experience in Li-ion battery chemistry, materials science, and electrochemistry. I have completed two postdoctoral positions from Florida State University and National Lab, and one PhD in Physics from Tsinghua University. I have multiple U.S. patents granted and papers published in this field. My core competencies include electrochemistry, materials science, surface chemistry, and battery technology. I am passionate about advancing Li-ion battery technology and addressing the global challenges of energy storage and electrification.

Miaohui Hu is a highly skilled and experienced scientist with a strong background in molecular biology, biochemistry and biophysics. She received her Ph.D in Institute of Biophysics from Institute of Biophysics Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2018, where she conducted research on the structural and functional analysis of TRIC channels which are membrane proteins. Prior to her Ph.D, she received her BE in College of Life Science and Technology from Beijing University of Chemical Technology in 2012. After completing her Ph.D, Miaohui continued her research as a postdoctoral fellow at Princeton University, where she focused on the structure and functional study of membrane transporters and lipid metabolism related membrane proteins, as well as collaborate with Bristol Myers Squibb helping the drug discovery. She then joined Truebinding, Inc as a scientist then promoted as senior scientist and head of Structural Biology Department. After Truebinding, she joined Stanford University as a basic life research scientist, where she worked on developing new techniques for studying protein structures and interactions. Her expertise in biophysics and life science has contributed to the success of many research projects, and she has published papers in top scientific journals. She is also a sought-after speaker at international conferences and has received several awards and grants for her research contributions. In addition to her research work, Miaohui is passionate about mentoring and teaching the next generation of scientists. She has supervised and trained many students and postdocs, helping them develop their skills and achieve their career goals. Overall, Miaohui Hu is a dedicated and accomplished scientist with a strong passion for advancing the field of life science through her research and mentorship.