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Lisa Ng (Fed)
Supervisory Mechanical Engineer/Group Leader
Dr. Lisa Ng is the Supervisory Mechanical Engineer/Group Leader of the Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation Group in the Engineering Laboratory (EL) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). She graduated from the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering at Drexel University with her Bachelor's and Ph. D., with a two-year stint in a Taiwan architectural firm in-between. After her Ph. D., she completed a one-year post-doc at NIST. Her work is focused on airflow and indoor air quality performance in buildings, with a focus on low energy buildings as well as energy efficiency design and operation strategies in general. She is active in the development of strategies for incorporating more accurate infiltration estimates in building energy models and the application of multizone airflow and indoor air quality (IAQ) models to a range of building performance issues. She is also active in mentoring students through several programs at NIST.
Awards
2023: Drexel University 2023 Excellence in Co-Operative Education Award that recognizes Drexel alumni who demonstrate excellence in their chosen fields, serve as an example of the opportunities that experiential education can provide, and demonstrate a commitment to sustaining such opportunities for current and future Drexel students.
2021: NIST Bronze Award for development, application and dissemination of the Fate and Transport of Indoor Microbiological Aerosols (FaTIMA) tool in support of efforts to understand indoor exposure to airborne SARS-CoV-2 viruses.
2021: NIST Safety Award for demonstrating potential for bringing holistic expertise from multiple backgrounds to research, plan and implement guidance and procedures for OFPM personnel to recondition NIST ventilation systems for the Phase 1 reopening of NIST campuses.
2020: International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA) USA Emerging Contributor Award for demonstrating potential for significant contributions to the field of building simulation and prospects for continued contributions.
2018: NIST Bronze Award for developing innovative methods for predicting air-leakage rates in commercial buildings, and for providing the building community with a tool to estimate the significant energy impacts of such air leakage, which have historically been ignored in commercial buildings.
2016: EL Communications Award for journal article “Net Zero and Beyond! Design and Performance of NIST’s Net-Zero Energy Residential Test Facility”
2016: NIST Jacob Rabinow Applied Research Award for the Net-Zero Energy Residential Test Facility project
2014: EL Morale Builder Award
2012: EL Communications Award for NIST Technical Note 1734, Airflow and Indoor Air Quality Models of DOE Reference Commercial Buildings