In the last decade, Dr. Kyle Anderson of the NIST Material Measurement Laboratory has established himself as an internationally recognized technical leader in the field of hydrogen-deuterium mass spectrometry (HDX-MS), a technique which facilitates studies of the complex folding and motion of the proteins that comprise many new biopharmaceuticals. Skilled at inventing practical methods amenable to translation into the commercial space, thereby maximizing industrial impact, he is actively developing and promoting the adoption of state-of-the-art methods, instrumentation, and software for HDX-MS. Among his many accomplishments, Dr. Anderson is internationally recognized as a pioneer and current leading researcher in the application of subzero temperature chromatography in conjunction with HDX-MS.