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Shao-Wei Li, Ph.D. has a wide range of experience in the field of chemistry and materials science. They started their career at Johnson Matthey in 1995 as a Research and Development Chemist, where they focused on developing conductive adhesive polymer formulations for semi-conductor flip-chip applications. They also gained experience in the characterization of polymer chemical and physical properties using analytical instruments.

In 1999, Li joined HP as an Analytical Chemist, where they worked on various roles over the years. As an Analytical Chemist, they were responsible for conducting analyses of materials using different techniques. They later transitioned to the role of an Ink Chemist, where they focused on the development of inks for HP printers. They then became a Material Scientist, contributing to research and development projects related to materials used in HP products. Finally, Li worked as an Expert R&D Chemist at HP, showcasing their expertise in the field.

Currently, Li works at Carbon as a Staff Research Scientist. In this role, they are involved in the development of polyurethane polymer resins for DLS 3D printing applications. They are responsible for investigating pigment dispersion stability, studying color space and consistency of 3D printed parts, as well as optimizing processes and best manufacturing practices.

Overall, Shao-Wei Li, Ph.D. has accumulated a wealth of experience in the chemistry and materials science industry, with a focus on polymer research and development, ink development, and analytical chemistry.

Shao-Wei Li, Ph.D. holds a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry. After earning their doctorate, they went on to complete post-doctoral work at Clemson University and the University of South Alabama. No specific field of study was provided for their post-doctorate degrees.