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School of MaterialS Science & engineering

Building-up World-class MSE

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Greetings Introduction AMS(Advanced Materials Science) NME(Nano Materials Engineering) Faculty ProďŹ les Research Activities Research Centers Curriculum Graduate Admissions Graduate School Experience Program Scholarship Q&A For juniors preparing for graduation School Event Campus Guide

Welcome to Materials Science & Engineering

The School of Materials Science and Engineering(MSE) at UNIST

pursues a path to become a leader in materials science and

engineering ﬁeld, on the basis of strong academic program, highly regarded faculty, and self-driven students. The mission of the MSE

is to provide our graduates with high-level of education and

research experience in order to prepare them to meet the expert

needs of academia, industry and national labs when it comes to

scientiﬁc and engineering issues related to materials science and

engineering.

The MSE aims to build up strong programs to strengthen the

research and education for emerging advanced materials and

imminent industrial innovation, and, thus, oﬀers two academic

tracks for in-depth educational instruction; Advanced Materials

Science (AMS) and Nano Materials Engineering (NME). In an eﬀort

to make pioneering advances in materials research, the current

research and interests within the MSE ranges from the fundamental

science of advanced materials to applied science and engineering,

production and utilization of nano materials.

Our goal is to address the emerging scientiﬁc and engineering

needs of the materials science and engineering ﬁeld and to strive to build one of the world-class MSE programs, having close relations to industries.

With gratitude to our faculty and to students, we look forward to

establishing excellence in our education and research.

Head of School of Materials Science and Engineering

Greetings

The discovery of new materials

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are crucial to bettering our quality

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and improvement of existing ones of life and solving critical

technological and societal

problems. Making safe, fuel

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Improving the performance of jet engines requires new materials that can be used at high

computing capabilities of

improved materials for use in ever

smaller integrated circuits.

Developing new fuels and new

sources of energy involve

designing new materials for

energy conversion and

transmission. Integration of

advanced capabilities in

electronics with medicine or the

environment requires the

development of new materials

systems with that exhibit high

performance and stability in

harsh environments. These

challenges are among the many

types that materials scientists and

engineers take on in their daily

routines.

School of Materials Science & Engineering

Introduction

aMS

Advanced Materials Science

Students in Advanced Materials Science(AMS) track will learn how the structure is controlled during the manufacturing process by various chemical, thermal, mechanical, electrical and other treatments. AMS track is directed towards understanding of various materials such as metals, ceramics, semiconductors, polymers and hybrid materials at both macroscopic and microscopic scale. Advanced materials in this area include structural materials covering cars, aerospace and ships, electronic materials covering semiconductors and displays, and energy materials covering solar cells, fuel cells, batteries and supercapacitors. We expect the students to play a key role in a wide range of modern science, technologies and industrial ﬁelds based on the knowledge of materials science and engineering. Research Areas

• Graphene • LED(Light Emitting Diode) • Organic/Molecular Electronics • Low Dimensional Materials • Advanced Characterization of Materials • Transmission Electron Microscopy • Scanning Tunneling Microscopy • Structural Light Alloys • Bio-inspired Materials • Computational Materials • Characterization and Properties of Structural Materials • Spintronics • Surface Science

Career Path

• Faculty at universities • Researchers at research institutes • Researchers at national laboratories • Engineers in industries

AMS Track Chair

Lee, Zonghoon AMS(Advanced Materials Science)

nMe

Nano Materials Engineering

Students in Nano Materials Engineering (NME) track will learn the basic knowledges of nano materials science and engineering. NME track is directed towards understanding of various nano materials, nano structures and its applications mostly in the nano regime. Nano materials design and synthesis, nano processing and nano devices fabrications are in the scope of this specialized track. We envision that the students will pioneer realization of nano materials in modern nano science and technologies based on the knowledge of nano materials. Research Areas

• Inorganic Nanomaterials • Organic Semiconductor • Organic Display • Nano Photonics • Semiconductor Nano-materials for Solar Cell • Nano Device Fabrication • Magnetic Materials • Multifunctional Nanocomposites • Flexible and Strechable Electronics • Wearable Electronics • Graphene Electronics • Nano Electroceramics

Career Path

• Faculty at universities • Researchers at research institutes • Researchers at national laboratories • Engineers in industries

NME Track Chair

Choi, Kyoung-Jin NME(Nano Materials Engineering)

faculty Profiles

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Faculty ProďŹ les

Faculty Proﬁles

There are 22 faculty members in Materials Science and Engineering. Many new faculty members are now being hired.

AMS

Jo, Wook

Associate Professor Lead-free piezoceramics, Feroic cooling through electrocaloric eﬀect, Piezotronic sensors, Dielectrics for energy storage

AMS

AMS Track Chair

Lee, Zonghoon

Associate Professor/ School Head Transmission Electron Microscopy, Atomic-scale Materials Science, Graphene, Carbon Nano Materials, In Situ TEM, Nano Materials

AMS

Jun, Young Chul

Assistant Professor Nanophotonics, Plasmonics, Metamaterials, Wearable devices, Graphene photonics, Internet of Things(IoT)

NME

Park, Jang-Ung

Associate Professor Flexible & Stretchable Electronics, Wearable Electronics, Bio- implantable Electronics

NME

Baik, Jeong Min

Associate Professor Synthesis of Nanomaterials for Energy & Environmental devices, Piezoelectric/ Triboelectric Generators, Artiﬁcial Photosynthesis, Smart sensor, Nanophotonics(LEDs)

NME

Kim, Jiyun

Assistant Professor Soft/Smart Nanocomposites, Adaptive/Programmable Materials, Nano-bio Interfaces, Magnetic Self-assembly

AMS

Park, Lee Soon

Chair Professor Flexible OLED new materials, process and fabrication. Touch Screen Panel(TSP) new materialsand process. Nanomaterialssynthesisand application

AMS

Cha, Chaenyung

Assistant Professor Multifunctional Nanocomposite Biomaterials, Microfabrication Technology, Tissue Engineering

NME

Kim, Ju-Young

Associate Professor Flexible/Stretchable devices, Nanomechanics, Nanoporous metal, Materials Reliablilty

AMS

Park, Sung Soo

Associate Professor Alloy Design, Metallic Materials Processing, Superplasticity, TEM

AMS

Chae, Han Gi

Associate Professor Polymer Physics, Polymer Processing, Carbon Nano Materials, Ultra High Strength/ Modulus Carbon Fiber, Polymer Nanocomposites for MultiFunctional Smart Fiber/Textile

NME

Kwon, Min Sang

Assistant Professor Functional organic and polymeric materials, Molecular design and synthesis

AMS

Shin, Hyung-Joon

Associate Professor Scanning Tunneling Microscopy, Nanomaterials, Interface science, Molecular and atomic science

AMS

Cho, Seungho

Assistant Professor Inorganic materials synthesis, Energy materials, Electronic materials

AMS

Kwon, Soon-Yong

Associate Professor Graphene. Low-Dimensional Nanomaterials, LED(Light Emittin Diode)

NME

Son, Jae Sung

Assistant Professor The design of innovative functional materials by synthesis and smart combination of molecular inorganic compounds, and nano-scale and micro-scale materials

NME NME Track Chair

Choi, Kyoung-Jin

Associate Professor Tandem solar cells, Hybrid solar cells, Thermoelectric and piezoelectric energy generator

NME

Lee, Ki-Suk

Assistant Professor Magneticmaterials Magnetism in nanostructrures, Spin dynamics Magnonics(spin waves), Spintronic devices

NME

Song, Myoung Hoon

Associate Professor Organic Semiconductor, Organic Optoelectronics, Photonic Devices,

NME

Feng Ding

Distinguished Professor Material Design, Simulation and Synthesis; Kinetics of Low Dimensional Materials Growth; Multi-scale Carbon Materials

AMS

Lee, Sukbin

Assistant Professor 3d materialsscience, Computational materialsscience, Microstructural evolution and transformation, Microstructure-property relation, Structural/functionalmetals, ceramics and composites

AMS

Yoo, Jung-Woo

Associate Professor Molecular/Organic Spintronics, Spintronics, Atomic/Molecularlayer deposition

Faculty ProďŹ les

NME

Nanomaterials Lab for Energy and Environmental Challenges Baik, Jeong Min

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST), • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 501-8 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 503 • Tel : +82-52-217-2324 • Fax : +82-52-217-2309 • E-mail : jbaik@unist.ac.kr • http://unistscml.wix.com/jbaiklab

Our group focuses on the synthesis of organic/inorganic nanomaterials for the applications of Energy-generation and Environmental Challenges. Particular interests are concerned with the development of Triboelectric Nanogenerators and the synthesis of Inorganic nanoparticles for Radiation shielding, Antimicrobial eﬀects, and Deodorization. Artiﬁcial Photosynthesis and Smart sensors are also important research area. Curriculum Vitae • 2016~2017 : Visiting Professor, UCSB • 2014~Present : Associate Professor, UNIST • 2010~2013 : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2009 : Assistant Professor, kit • 2006~2009 : Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) • 2006: Ph. D. POSTECH, Materials Science • 2001: M. S. POSTECH, Materials Science

Academic Credential • 2006 : Ph. D. Materials Science and Engineering, POSTECH • 2001 : M. S. Materials Science and Engineering, POSTECH Awards/Honors/Memberships • Steering Committee Member of Korea Society of Optoelectronics • 2011 : Outstanding Paper Award, International Conference on

Advanced Electromaterials (ICAE) • 2010 : The 8th Young Scientist Award from the Korea Synchrotron Radiation User’s Association (KOSUA) • Member of Materials Research Society • Member of American Chemical Society • Member of The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials • 2005 : The Young Scientist Awards from the 29th Annual Conference of Korean Vacuum Society

International Journal Editorial Board

Research Keywords

• Nanogenerators, Antimicrobial Material, Catalysis, Smart Sensor

Research Interests/Topics

• Triboelectric Nanogenerators for Energy Generation and Pressure Sensors • Inorganic Nanoparticles for Radiation shielding, Antimicrobial action, and Deodorization • Solar Cell and Plasmon based Platforms for Artiﬁcial Photosynthesis • Smart Sensors and Electronic Tongue

Research Publications (selected)

• Jae Won Lee, Hye Jin Cho, Jinsung Chun, Kyeong Nam Kim, Seongsu Kim, Chang Won Ahn, Ill Won Kim, Ju-Young Kim, Sang-Woo Kim, Changduk Yang,* and Jeong Min Baik* , "Robust Nanogenerators Based on Graft Copolymers via Control of Dielectrics for Remarkable Output Power Enhancement" Science Advances, Vol. 3, p. e1602902 (2017). • Jinsung Chun, Byeong Uk Ye, Jae Won Lee, Dukhyun Choi, Chong-Yun Kang, Sang-Woo Kim, Zhong Lin Wang, and Jeong Min Baik*, “Boosted Output Performance of Triboelectric Nanogenerator via Electric Double Layer Effect”, Nature Communications, Vol. 7, p. 12985 (2016). • Ji-hyun Kim, Jinsung Chun, Jin Woong Kim, Won Jun Choi, and Jeong Min Baik*, "Self-powered Room Temperature Electronic Nose based on Triboelectrification and Heterogeneous Catalytic Reaction", Advanced Functional Materials, vol. 25, p. 7049-7055 (2015). • Jinsung Chun, Jin Woong Kim, Woo-suk Jung, Chong-Yun Kang, Sang-Woo Kim, Zhong Lin Wang, and Jeong Min Baik*, "Mesoporous Pores Impregnated with Au Nanoparticles as Effective Dielectrics for Enhancing Triboelectri Nanogenerator Performance under Harsh Environment", Energy Environ. Sci. 8, 3006-3012 (2015). • Keun Young Lee, Jinsung Chun, Ju-Hyuck Lee, Kyeong Nam Kim, Na-Ri Kang, JuYoung Kim, Myung Hwa Kim, Kyung-Sik Shin, Manoj Kumar Gupta, Jeong Min Baik*, and Sang-Woo Kim*, "Hydrophobic Sponge Structure-Based Triboelectric Nanogenerator", Adv. Mater. vol. 26, p. 5037–5042 (2014).

Patents (selected)

• Charge-pump based ﬂexible artiﬁcial lightning generator for Energy Harvesting PCT/KR2015/012094, Transferred (2016).

Faculty Proﬁles

AMS

Integrative Biomaterials Engineering Lab Cha, Chaenyung

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 601-1 • Lab : Engineering BLDG. 1. Rm. 610 • Tel : +82-52-217-5328 • Fax : +82-52-217-2019 • E-mail : ccha@unist.ac.kr • http://ccha.unist.ac.kr

In order to understand and regulate cellular activities for various biomedical applications, it is important to create reproducible and scalable cellular microenvironments as well as control the delivery of bioactive molecules in a spatiotemporal manner. Our lab is focused on utilizing innovative micro and nano-scale technologies to integrate the principles of chemistry, biology, and materials science and engineering to develop biomaterial-based platforms for biomedical applications.

Curriculum Vitae • 2014~Present : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2012~2014 : Research Fellow, Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School

Academic Credential • 2011 : Ph. D. Chemistry, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign • 2007 : B. S Chemistry, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)

Awards/Honors/Memberships • Young Scientist Award, Korean Society for Biomaterials (2015) • Harry G. Drickamer Graduate Fellowship, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (2010~2011)

Research Keywords

• Biomaterials, Nanocomposites, Microfabrication, Tissue Engineering, Drug Delivery

Research Interests/Topics

• Nanocomposite hydrogels for tissue engineering • Multifunctional biopolymer synthesis • Nano- and microfabrication of biomaterials

Research Publications (selected)

• Kim, S, Sim, SB, Lee, K, Cha, C*, Comprehensive examination of mechanical and diffusional effects on cell behavior using a decoupled 3D hydrogel system, Macromol. Biosci. 2017, in press. • 30. Kim, M, Jang, J, Cha, C*, Carbon nanomaterials as versatile platforms for theranostic applications, Drug Discover. Today 2017, in press. • 29. Jang, J, Hong, J, Cha, C*, Effects of precursor composition and mode of crosslinking on mechanical properties of graphene oxide reinforced composite hydrogels, J. Mech. Behav. Biomed. Mater. 2017, 69, 282-293. • Kim, S, Oh, J, Cha, C*, Enhancing the biocompatibility of microfluidics-assisted fabrication of cell-laden microgels with channel geometry, Colloids Surf. B Biointerfaces 2016, 147, 1-8. • Cha, C, Oh, J, Kim, K, Qiu, Y, Joh, M, Shin, SR, Wang, X, Camci-Unal, G, Wan, K-t, Liao, R, Khademhosseini, A*, Microfluidics-assisted fabrication of gelatin-silica core-shell microgels for injectable tissue constructs, Biomacromolecules 2014, 15, 283-290. • Cha, C, Shin, SR, Gao, X, Annabi, N, Dokmeci, MR, Tang, X, Khademhosseini, A.*, Controlling mechanical properties of cell-laden hydrogels by covalent incorporation of graphene oxide, Small 2014, 10, 514-523. • Cha, C, Antoniadou, E., Lee, M, Jeong JH, Ahmed, W., Saif, TA, Boppart, SA, Kong, H*, Tailoring hydrogel adhesion to polydimethylsiloxane substrate using polysaccharide glue, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2013, 52, 6949-6952.

Drug Delivery System

Microscale Biomaterial Fabrication

Multi-Dimensional Bioreactor

Bio-MEMS

Nanocomposite Biomaterial

Faculty Proﬁles

AMS

Polymer nano-composites and Carbon Fiber Laboratory (P&C Lab) Chae, Han Gi

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 701-9 • Lab : Engineering BLDG. 1. Rm. 609 • Tel : +82-52-217-2325 • Fax : +82-52-217-2309 • E-mail : hgchae@unist.ac.kr

Polymer nano-composites and Carbon ﬁber lab is focused on the study of polymer physics/processing and polymer-based nano-carbon composites. The research work is based on the understanding of micro/nano-structures of materials and manipulating them to tailor the resulting material properties. The interdisciplinary research of our laboratory contributes to polymer science and engineering, materials science and engineering, mechanical engineering, chemistry, and physics.

Curriculum Vitae • 2015~Present : Associate Professor, UNIST • 2010~2014 : Senior Research Engineer, Georgia Tech • 2008~2010 : Postdoctoral Fellow, Georgia Tech • 2008~2010 : Vice President, NEM Co., Atlanta, US • 2008 : Ph. D., Georgia Tech, Polymer Science & Engineering (currently MSE) • 2001~2003 : Researcher, KIST • 2001 : M. S., Hanyang University, Polymer Science & Engineering Academic Credential • 2008 : Ph.D. Polymer Engineering, Georgia Tech • 2001 : M.S. Polymer Science and Engineering, Hanyang Univ.

Awards/Honors/Memberships • 2007 : Outstanding Paper (2nd place), SAMPE Technical Fall Conference, Cincinnati, OH • 2005 : Outstanding Paper (3rd place), American Society for Composites, Atlanta, GA • Member of Materials Research Society • Member of American Chemical Society • Member of American Physical Society

Research Keywords

• Polymer Physics/Processing, Carbon Nano-materials, Ultra high performance/ multifuctional nano-composites, Smart textile/Fiber

Research Interests/Topics

• Development of high performance carbon-based material for extreme environment • Study on the interaction between various polymers and nano-carbon materials • Nano-carbon (or other types of nano-) materials enabled multi-functional polymer composites for smart textile/ﬁbers

Research Publications (selected)

• Han Gi Chae, Bradley A. Newcomb, Prabhakar V. Gulgunje, Yaodong Liu, Kishor K. Gupta, Majeshwar G. Kamath, Kevin M. Lyons, Sushanta Ghoshal, Chandrani Pramanik, Lucille Giannuzzi, Korhan Sahin, Ioannis Chasiotis, Satish Kumar, “High strength and high modulus carbon fibers”, Carbon (2015), 93, 81-87. • Korhan Sahin, N.A. Fasanella, Ioannis Chasiotis, Kevin M. Lyons, Bradley A. Newcomb, Manjeshwar G. Kamath, Han Gi Chae, Satish Kumar, “High strength micron size carbon fibers from polyacrylonitrile-carbon nanotube precursors”, Carbon (2014) 77, 442-453. • Changsheng Xiang, Natnael Behabtu, Yaodong Liu, Han Gi Chae, Colin C Young, Bostjan Genorio, Dmitri E Tsentalovich, Chenguang Zhang, Dmitry V Kosynkin, Jay R Lomeda, Chih-Chau Hwang, Satish Kumar, Matteo Pasquali and James M Tour “Graphene nanoribbons as an advanced precursor fiber making carbon fiber” ACS nano (2013) 7(2), 1628-1637. • Han Gi Chae and Satish Kumar “Making strong fibers” Science (2008) 319, 908909.

Hierarchical nanostructure fabrication

Nano-scale characterization

Polymer nano-composite Property tailored Processing

Faculty Proﬁles

AMS

Metal Oxide DEsign Laboratory (MODEL) Cho, Seungho

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG. 1, Rm. 701-3 • Tel : +82-52-217-2320 • Fax : +82-52-217-2909 • E-mail : scho@unist.ac.kr • https://scho.unist.ac.kr

Properties of crystal structures are dependent on their sizes, morphologies and facets. Thus, controlling crystal growth should play important roles in application areas. To precisely control crystal growth, growth mechanisms should be understood. We study classical and nonclassical crystal growth mechanisms. We are also keen to study composites of two (or more) different metal oxides (phases) because they can create greater flexibility on properties and multi-functionality and phase separation phenomena are also very interesting from a basic science point of view. Another research area that we are interested in is surface modifications of metal oxides which can effectively modulate properties of the metal oxides and generate new functionalities. We will develop such crystal growth and modification methods to create unprecedented metal oxide structures which can be applied to energy harvesting, light emitting, energy storage, data storage, water purification and other areas and used to study electrocatalysis, ferroelectricity, magnetism, magnetoelectric coupling effect, ionic conduction, etc.

Curriculum Vitae • 2017~present : Assistant Professor, School of Materials Science and Engineering, UNIST • 2014~2017 : Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge • 2012~2013 : Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Chemistry, POSTECH

Academic Credential • 2012 : Ph.D. Department of Chemical Engineering, POSTECH • 2008 : M.S. Department of Chemical Engineering, POSTECH • 2006 : B.S. Department of Chemical Engineering, POSTECH

Awards/Honors/Memberships • 2012 : Chang Kun Soo Thesis Award, POSTECH • 2011~2012 : PCE Graduate Fellowship, POSTECH • 2010~2012 : Ph.D. Candidate Scholarship, Seoam Scholarship Foundation • 2010 : Excellent Graduate Scholarship, BK21 Program for Advanced Education of Chemical Engineers • 2006 : Graduated from POSTECH Summa Cum Laude (the highest GPA graduate in Department of Chemical Engineering) • 2004~2006 : Top GPA scholarship, POSTECH

Research Keywords

• Metal oxide synthesis, Crystal growth mechanism, Composite structure, Surface modiﬁcation

Research Interests

• Metal oxide syntheses, properties and applications

Research Publications (selected)

• Seungho Cho et al., “Self-assembled oxide films with tailored nanoscale ionic and electronic channels for controlled resistive switching”, Nature Communications, vol. 7, pp. 12373 (2016). • Seungho Cho et al., “Self-assembled heteroepitaxial oxide nanocomposite for photoelectrochemical solar water oxidation”, Chemistry of Materials, vol. 28, pp.3017-3023 (2016). • Seungho Cho, et al., “Single-crystalline thin films for studying intrinsic properties of BiFeO3-SrTiO3 solid solution photoelectrodes in solar energy conversion”, Chemistry of Materials, vol. 27, pp. 6635-6641 (2015). • Seungho Cho et al., “An exceptionally facile process to produce layered double hydroxides and their application for solar water splitting without an external bias”, Energy & Environmental Science, vol. 7, pp. 2301-2307 (2014). • Ji-Wook Jang* and Seungho Cho* et al., “Aqueous-solution route to zinc telluride films for application to CO2 reduction”, Angewandte Chemie International Edition, vol. 53, pp. 5852-5857 (2014) (*equal contributors). • Seungho Cho et al., “Highly fluorescent and stable quantum dot-polymer-layered double hydroxide composites”, Chemistry of Materials, vol. 25, pp. 1071-1077 (2013). • Seungho Cho et al., “Anion-doped mixed metal oxide nanostructures derived from layered double hydroxide as visible light photocatalysts”, Advanced Functional Materials, vol. 23, pp. 2348-2356 (2013).

Controlled growth of metal oxide structure

Nanoscale phase separation of metal oxide

Faculty Proﬁles

NME

Energy-Conversion Materials (EcoMAT) Lab Choi, Kyoung-Jin

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 501-10 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 502 • Tel : +82-52-217-2337 • Fax : +82-52-217-2408 • E-mail : choi@unist.ac.kr • http://choi.unist.ac.kr

Designed synthesis of low-dimensional nanomaterials for energy and environmental applications 1. Solar cells: Si/Perovskite tandem solar cells, organic/inorganic hybrid solar cells, transparent solar cells 2. Thermoelectric generators: wearable thermoelectric generators (TEGs), printed thermoelectrics 3. Syntheses of oxide epitaxial thin ﬁlms and nanostructures for energy applications Curriculum Vitae • 2013~Present : Director, KIST-UNIST Ulsan Center for Convergent Materials • 2012~Present : Associate Professor, UNIST • 2006~2012: Senior/Principal Research Scientist, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) • 2001~2006: Postdoctoral Fellow, POSTECH, UW-Madison/Materials Science and Engineering

Academic Credential • 2001 : Ph. D. Materials Science and Engineering, POSTECH • 1998 : M. S. Materials Science and Engineering, POSTECH • 1996 : B.S. Inorganic Materials Science and Engineering, Seoul National University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • Editor of Electronic materials letters (2014~present) • Editorial board of NANO KOREA and guest editor of J. Nanosci. Nanotechnol. (2008~present) • Guest editor of J. Electroceramics (2012) • Member of NANO KOREA • Member of Materials Research Society • Member of The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials • Member of The Korean Vacuum Society • Full Post-doc Fellow of University of Wisconsin, Madison (2002-2006)

Research Keywords

• Solar cells, Thermoelectrics, Piezoelectric

Research Interests/Topics

• Si/DSSC tandem solar cells, Si/Perovskite tandem solar cell, Nano-structured solar cells, Organic/inorganic hybrid solar cells, Transparent solar cells, Heterojunction solar cells • Wearable thermoelectric generators with Ti/MgF2 multilayer solar absorber • Piezoelectric, Solar-thermally activated pyroelectric energy harvesting

Research Publications (selected)

• Y. S. Jung, D. H. Jeong, S. B. Kang, F. Kim, M. H. Jeong, K.-S. Lee, J. S. Son, J. M. Baik, J.-S. Kim, K. J. Choi*, "Wearable solar thermoelectric generator driven by unprecedentedly high temperature difference", Nano Energy (2017), Accepted. • M. G. Lee, C. W. Moon, H. Park, W. Sohn, S. B. Kang, S. Lee, K. J. Choi*, H. W. Jang*, "Dominance of Plasmonic Resonant Energy Transfer over Direct Electron Transfer in Substantially Enhanced Water Oxidation Activity of BiVO4 by Shape‐Controlled Au Nanoparticles", Small (2017), Accepted. (Front Cover Paper) • M. J. Park, C. U. Kim, S. B. Kang, S. H. Won, J. S. Kwak, C.-M. Kim, K. J. Choi,* “3D Hierarchical Indium Tin Oxide Nanotrees for Enhancement of Light Extraction in GaN‐Based Light‐Emitting Diodes”, Adv. Opt. Mater. vol. 5, 1600684 (2017) (IF=6.875) • J. Kwon, M. J. Im, C. U. Kim, S. H. Won, S. B. Kang, S. H. Kang, I. T. Choi, H. K. Kim, I. H. Kim, J. H. Park, and K. J. Choi,* “Two-terminal DSSC/Silicon Tandem Solar Cells exceeding 18%-Efficiency”, Energy Environ. Sci., 3657-3655 (2016) (IF=29.518) • J. C. Shin, A. Lee, P. K. Mohseni, D. Y. Kim, L. Yu, J. H. Kim, H. J. Kim, W. J. Choi, D. Wasserman, K. J. Choi,* X. Li, “Wafer-Scale Production of Uniform InAs y P1–y Nanowire Array on Silicon for Heterogeneous Integration”, ACS Nano, vol. 7, p. 5463 (2013) (IF=13.942) • M.-W. Ahn, K.-S. Park, J.-H. Heo, D.-W. Kim, J.-G. Park, and K. J. Choi,* “Gas sensing properties of defect-controlled ZnO-nanowire gas sensor”, Appl. Phys. Lett., vol. 93, p. 261303 (2008). (IF = 3.411, Citation = 446) • D. A. Tenne, A. Bruchhausen, N. D. Lanzillotti-Kimura, A. Fainstein, R. S. Katiyar, A. Cantarero, A. Soukiassian, V. Vaithyanathan, J. H. Haeni, W. Tian, D. G. Schlom, K. J. Choi, D. M. Kim, C. B. Eom, H. P. Sun, X. Q. Pan, Y. L. Li, L. Q. Chen, Q. X. Jia, S. M. Nakhmanson, K. M. Rabe, X. X. Xi, “Probing nanoscale ferroelectricity by ultraviolet Raman spectroscopy”, Science, vol. 313, p. 1614 (2006). (IF = 37.205, Citation = 240) • K. J. Choi, M. Biegalski, Y. L. Li, A. Sharan, J. Schubert, R. Uecker, P. Reiche, Y. B. Chen, X. Q. Pan, V. Gopalan, L.-Q. Chen, D. G. Schlom, and C. B. Eom, “Enhancement of ferroelectricity in strained BaTiO3 thin films”, Science, vol. 306, p. 1005 (2004). (IF = 37.205, Citation = 1155) Si/DSSC Tandem Solar Cell

Si/Perovskite Tandem Solar Cell

Thermoelectric Generator

Faculty Proﬁles

NME

Materials Simulation, Design and Synthesis Lab Feng Ding

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG. 1, Rm. 401-10 • Tel : +82-52-217-2317 • Fax : +82-52-217-2499 • E-mail : f.ding@unist.ac.kr • http://cmcm.ibs.re.kr/wave/?MM=02&SM=03

Various carbon materials, from fullerene to carbon nanotube and graphene, together with other low-dimensional materials, hold great potential in many applications for our future. Our research group dedicates great eﬀorts on the fundamental understanding of these materials, their properties, synthesis and applications via both theoretical and experimental approaches.

Curriculum Vitae • 2017.01~Present : Distinguished Professor, UNIST • 2009~2017 : Assistant/Associate Professor, Institute of Textiles and Clothing, Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Hong Kong • 2005~2009 : Research Scientist, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, Rice University, USA • 2003~2005 : Postdoctoral Researcher, Chalmers University of Technology and Gothenburg University, Sweden • 1996~1999 & 2001~2003 : Assistant/Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Qufu Normal University. China

Academic Credential • Ph.D. 2002 : Dept. of Physics, Nanjing University, China • Masters 1996 : Dept. of Physics, Fudan University, China • Bachelor 1993 : Dept. of Applied Physics, Huazhong University of Sci. & Technol., China

Awards/Honors/Memberships • 2015 : Faculty award for excellent research, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Research Keywords Research Interests

Ongoing Research Topics

Research Publications (selected) (Full list in http://www. researcherid.com/rid/D-59382011)

• Multi-dimensional carbon materials, 2D materials, Materials’ growth mechanism, Multiscale modeling • Methods and algorithms development for better understanding of materials in multiscale • Theoretical exploration on the formation mechanism of various carbon materials • Formation mechanism, defects, stability and properties of various materials • Kinetics of materials etching versus growth • The experimental synthesis and characterization of carbon nanotubes and various nanomaterials • The theoretical study of the formation processes, structures and properties of various carbon allotropies - Methods and algorithms development for large scale, high accurate materials simulations - The kinetics of various materials’ synthesis and processing - The theory of 2D materials’ growth - The theory of materials’ etching - The experimental synthesis of carbon nanotubes and 2D materials • SC Zhang, LX Kang, X Wang, ..., F Ding, J Zhang, “Arrays of horizontal carbon nanotubes of controlled chirality grown using designed catalysts”, Nature 543: 234 (2017) • XZ Xu, ZH Zhang, L Qiu, ..., F Ding, HL Peng, KH Liu, “Ultrafast growth of singlecrystal graphene assisted by a continuous oxygen supply”, Nature Nanotech. 11: 930 (2016) • TR Wu, XF Zhang, QH Yuan, ..., F Ding, QK Yu, XM Xie, MH Jiang, “Fast growth of inch-sized single-crystalline graphene from a controlled single nucleus on Cu-Ni alloys”, Nature Mat. 1: 43 (2016) • QC Zhao, ZW Xu, Y Hu, F Ding, Jin Zhang, “Chemical vapor deposition synthesis of near-zigzag single-walled carbon nanotubes with stable tube-catalyst interface”, Sci. Adv. 2: e1501729 (2016) • F Yang, X Wang, DQ Zhang, ..., F Ding, Y Li, “Chirality-speciﬁc growth of singlewalled carbon nanotubes on solid alloy catalysts”, Nature 510: 522 (2014) • T Ma, WC Ren, XY Zhang, ..., F Ding, HM Cheng, “Edge-controlled growth and kinetics of single-crystal graphene domains by chemical vapor deposition”, PNAS 110: 20386 (2013)

Faculty Proﬁles

AMS

Sustainable Functional Ceramics Lab Jo, Wook

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 601-4 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 602 • Tel : +82-52-217-2347 • Fax : +82-52-217-2408 • E-mail : wookjo@unist.ac.kr • http://sfc.unist.ac.kr

UNIST-Helmholtz Juelich Center for Future Energy Solution

Two emerging keywords in ceramic community are sustainability and tailored functionality for advanced applications. This high-eﬃcientoriented and eco-friendly approach are to respond properly to the environmental regulations getting tougher and tougher. One of the biggest challenges on this quest lies in the fact that most useful ceramic materials contain nominally toxic elements that should be eventually removed. Our goal is to best-tailor the functionality of ceramic materials to meet the requirements for practical applications in accordance with the environmental appropriateness.

Curriculum Vitae • 2017~ : Director of the UNISTHelmholtz Juelich Center for Future Energy Solution • 2014~ : Present: Associate Professor (UNIST) • 2007~2013 : Technische Universität Darmstadt, Assistant Professor at Institute of Materials Science

Academic Credential • 2005 : Ph. D. Materials Science & Engineering, Seoul National University • 2003 : M. S Materials Science & Engineering, Seoul National University • 2001 : B. S. Ceramic Engineering, Yonsei University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • 2014~Present : International Director at Korean Institute of Electrical and Electronic Material Engineers • 2013~Present : Associate Editor at Journal of the American Ceramic Society • 2012~Present : Editor at Journal of Electroceramics • 1st & 2nd most cited articles in 2012 at Journal of Applied Physics • Most active referees at Physica Status Solidi in 2010 & 2011 • 2011 : Research highlight at Applied Physics Letters • 2004 : Best research awards, Seoul National University

Research Keywords Research Interests/Topics

Research Publications (selected)

Patents (selected)

• Lead-free piezoceramics, Energy Device, Optoelectronic device, Ferroelectrics, Relaxor Ferroelectrics, Sintering, Textured Ceramics, 2D materials, Magnetoelectric materials, Multiferroics • Piezoelectrics / Piezoelectric applications • Future energy devices (Optoelectronic device, New generation battery device) • Ferroelectrics (Ferroelectric domain, Relaxor ferroelectrics) • Low dimensional materials / Multiferroic materials. • Structural Analysis (X-ray diﬀraction, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Electron paramagnetic resonance) • Sintering (Textured grain growth method, Low temperature sintering, Single crystals) • C. W. Ahn, G. Choi, I. W. Kim, J.-S. Lee, K. Wang, Y. Hwang, and W. Jo*, NPG Asia Mater. 9 (2017) e349. Research highlight • C.-H. Hong, H.-P. Kim, B.-Y. Choi, H.-S. Han, J. S. Son, C. W. Ahn, and W. Jo*, J. Materiomics 2 (2016) 1. INVITED Review Article Citation: 42 • J. Rödel, K.G. Webber, R. Dittmer, W. Jo, M. Kimura, D. Damjanovic, J. Eur. Ceram. Soc. 35 [6] (2015) 1659-1681. INVITED Review Article, Citation: 203 • C. Groh, D. J. Franzbach, W. Jo*, K. G. Webber, J. Kling, L. A. Schmitt, H.-J. Kleebe, S.-J. Jeong, J.-S. Lee, J. Rödel, Adv. Funct. Mater. 24 [3] (2013) 356-62. • W. Jo*, R. Dittmer, M. Acosta, J. Zang, C. Groh, E. Sapper, K. Wang, and J. Rödel, J. Electroceram. 29 [1] (2012) 71-93. INVITED Feature Article, Citation: 296 • W. Jo*, S. Schaab, E. Sapper, L. A. Schmitt, H.-J. Kleebe, A. J. Bell, and J. Rödel, J. Appl. Phys. 110 [7] (2011) 074106, 9pp. The second most cited paper in J. Appl. Phys. during 2012, Citation: 291 • W. Jo* and J. Rödel, Appl. Phys. Lett. 99 [4] (2011) 042901, 3pp. The most cited paper in J. Appl. Phys. during 2012 & one of the 14 most cited during 2000-2014, Citation: 245 • J. Rödel*, W. Jo, K. T. P. Seifert, E.-M. Anton, T. Granzow, and D. Damjanovic, J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 92 [6] (2009) 1153-77. INVITED Feature Article, Citation: 1447 • S.‐T. Zhang, A.B. Kounga, W. Jo, C. Jamin, K. Seifert, T. Granzow, J. Rödel, D. Damjanovic, Adv. Mater. 21[46] (2009) 4716-4720. Citation: 244 • W. Jo, D.-Y. Kim*, and N.-M. Hwang, J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 89 [8] (2006) 2369-80. INVITED Feature Article, Citation: 87 • Dielectric Ceramic Materials and Its Usage as Dielectric Components, German Patent, 10 2012 106 743.0, 04 JUL 2013. Future Energy Device

Ferroelectrics / Piezoelectrics

Structural Analysis (XRD, NMR, EPR)

Advanced Ceramics (Textured ceramics, Low temperature sintering)

2D & Multiferroic Materials

Creativity! Faculty Proﬁles

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Laboratory of Nanophotonics & Metamaterials (NanoMeta) Jun, Young Chul

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 601-3 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 604 • Tel : +82-52-217-2353 • Fax : +82-52-217-2309 • E-mail : ycjun@unist.ac.kr • https://sites.google.com/site/youngchuljun/

Dramatic developments in nanofabrication and numerical modeling techniques have enabled patterning of deep subwavelength photonic structures. Many new opportunities are opening in this field. Nanophotonics and metamaterials will be a key research field for resolving many critical problems in the 21st century, such as large scale information processing, efficient energy harvesting, ultra-sensitive environmental sensing, etc.

Curriculum Vitae • 2015~Present : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2013~2015 : Assistant Professor, Inha University • 2011~2013 : Postdoctoral Researcher, Sandia National Laboratories • 2002~2005 : Development Engineer, Akcron Ltd.

Academic Credential • 2011 : Ph.D. Applied Physics, Stanford University • 2007 : M.S. Applied Physics, Stanford University • 2002 : B.S. Physics, KAIST

Awards/Honors/Memberships • 2013~present : Member of Optical Society of America (OSA) • 2013~present : Member of SPIE • 2005~2009 : Samsung Scholarship • 2002 : Science and Technology Ministry Award (University Graduation Valedictorian)

Research Keywords

• Nanophotonics, Plasmonics, Metamaterials, 4D printing, Programmable Matter, Smart materials

Research Interests/Topics

• Nanophotonics : Plasmonics and Metamaterials • Semiconductor optoelectronics and Integrated optics • 4D printing, Programmable matter, Smart materials

Research Publications (selected)

• J. Yoon, M. Zhou, M. A. Badsha, T. Y. Kim, Y. C. Jun, and C. K. Hwangbo, “Broadband epsilon-near-zero perfect absorption in the near-infrared,” Sci. Rep. 5, 12788 (2015). • Y. C. Jun, J. Reno, T. Ribaudo, E. Shaner, J.-J. Greffet, S. Vassant, F. Marquier, M. Sinclair, and I. Brener, “Epsilon-near-zero strong coupling in metamaterialsemiconductor hybrid structures,” Nano Letters 13, 5391 (2013) • Y. C. Jun, K. C. Y. Huang, and M. L. Brongersma, “Plasmonic beaming and active control over fluorescent emission,” Nature Communications 2, 283 (2011) • J. A. Schuller, E. Barnard, W. Cai, Y. C. Jun, J. White, and M. L. Brongersma, “Plasmonics for extreme light concentration and manipulation,” Nature Materials 9, 193-204 (2010). • B. E. Hardin, J.-H. Yum, E. T. Hoke, Y. C. Jun, T. Torres, M. L. Brongersma, MD K. Nazeeruddin, M. Grätzel, and M. D. McGehee, “High excitation transfer efficiency from energy relay dyes in dye-sensitized solar cells,” Nano Lett. 10, 3077 -3083 (2010).

Patents

• US Patent 9086510, “Electrically tunable infrared metamaterial devices” (2015). • US Patent 9018642, “Mid-infrared tunable metamaterials” (2015).

1. Optical magnetic mirrors based on dielectric metamaterials 2. Plasmonic beaming 3. Integrated metamaterial device

3. Faculty Proﬁles

NME

Material Intelligence Lab. Kim, Jiyun

School of Material Science & Engineering Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Bd. 102. Rm. 701-2 • Lab : Bd. 102, Rm. 705-3 • Tel : +82-52-217-3052 • Fax : +82-52-217-2499 • E-mail : jiyunkim@unist.ac.kr • http://themilab.com

Our lab seeks to understand the collective dynamics of functional particles due to induced or local interactions and utilize them to discover new engineering principles in developing intelligent soft material systems. A collection of particles spontaneously arrange themselves as a coherent super-structure, which sometimes displays emergent characteristics. Therefore, I will seek to identify key ingredients for selfassembly as a set of responsive building blocks, energy, and interactions. I will consider these ingredients as a methodology that promotes technological initiatives including smart manufacturing and functional diversiﬁcation of programmable matter at nearly every scale.

Curriculum Vitae • 2016~Present : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2014~2016 : Visiting Fellow, National Cancer Institute, NIH, USA • 2013~2014 : Postdoctoral Researcher, Seoul National University

Academic Credential • 2013 : M.S./Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, Seoul National University • 2010 : B.S. Electrical Engineering, Seoul National University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • 2014~2016 : Korean Visiting Scientists Training Award • 2012 : Merk Young Scientist Award (IMID Conference • 2006~2010 : Presidential Science Scholarship of Korea

Research Keywords

• Smart nanocomposite, Adaptive/Programmable Materials, Self-assembly

Research Interests/Topics

• Magnetic self-assembly • Soft-robotics with smart nanocomposite • Nano-bio interfaces

Research Publications (selected)

• Jiyun Kim, Jack R. Staunton, Kandice Tanner, “Independent Control of Topography for Threedimensional Patterning of the ECM Microenvironment” Adv. Mater., 28(1), 132-137, 2016 • Su Eun Chung*, Jiyun Kim*, Dong Yoon Oh, Younghoon Song, Sung Hoon Lee, Seungki Min, Sunghoon Kwon, “One-step Pipetting and Directed Assembly of Encoded Drug-laden Hydrogel Microparticles in Microwells for HIgh-throughput Multiplexed Drug Screening” Nat. Comm., 5, 3468, 2014 (*These authors are equally contributed) • Jiyun Kim, Sung-Eun Choi, Howon Lee, Sunghoon Kwon, “Magnetochromatic MIcroactuators for Micro-pixellated Color-changing Surface” Advanced Materials, 15(10), 1415-1419, 2013 • Jiyun Kim, Su Eun Chung, Sung-Eun Choi, Howon Lee, Junhoi Kim, Sunghoon Kwon, “Programming Magnetic Anisotropy in Polymeric MIcroactuators” Nat. Mater., 10, 747-752, 2011 • Howon Lee, Junhoi Kim, Hyoki Kim, Jiyun Kim, Sunghoon Kwon, “Colourbarcoded Magnetic Microparticles for Multiplexed Bioassays” Nat. Mater., 9, 745-749, 2010 [Cover Article]

Programmable Composite Nature Materials, 2011

Magnetochromatic Surface Advanced Materials, 2013

3D Cell Micronevironment Advanced Materials, 2016 Faculty Proﬁles

NME

Robust Multifunctional Materials Lab Kim, Ju-Young

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 401-6 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 707 • Tel : +82-52-217-2334 • Fax : +82-52-217-2408 • E-mail : juyoung@unist.ac.kr • http://www.jyklab.org

We focus on development of multifunctional materials with innovative mechanical, electrical, and chemical performance by designing and controlling microstructures at the nano-scale. They have the applications in water splitting solar cell, ﬂexible display materials, micro optomechanical devices. In addition, we focus on making the multifunctional materials and devices reliable and durable at harsh environments such as high/low temperature, chemical corrosion, and wear, which have the applications in nano electronic devices, aerospace plane, green transportation, and energy conversion systems.

Curriculum Vitae • 2011~present : Assistant and Associate professor, UNIST • 2007~2011 : Postdoctoral Scholar, Caltech • 2004 : Guest Researcher, NIST

Academic Credential • 2007 : Ph.D. Materials Science and Engineering, Seoul National University • 2001 : B.S. Materials Science and Engineering, Seoul National University Awards/Honors/Memberships • Young Generation Technology Award by The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials (2014) • Member of Korean National ISO

Team in ISO/TC 164/SC3 (2005-2006) • Best Poster Presentation Award by The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials (2015) • Best Poster Presentation Award by KIST-UNIST-Ulsan Center (2015) • Best Poster Presentation Award by 12th International Conference on the Mechanical Behavior of Materials (2015) • Best Oral presentation Award by The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials Student Symposium (2015) • Best Oral presentation Award by The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials Student Symposium (2014) • Best Poster Presentation Award by The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials (2014)

Research Keywords

• Flexible / Stretchable devices, Nano-mechanics, Nanoporous metal, Materials reliability

Research Interests/Topics

• Nanomechanics of functional materials by in-situ nano-mechanical testing at harsh environments • Enhancement of mechanical performance of Nanoporous gold by controlling material and structural microstructures • Mechanical reliability of ﬂexible and stretchable electronic and energy devices • Development of materials and processes for encapsulation of ﬂexible and stretchable OLED and Perovskite solar cell

Research Publications (selected)

• H.S. Jeon, N.-R. Kang, E.J. Gwak, J. Jang, H.N. Han, J.Y. Hwang, S. Lee, J.Y. Kim*, “Self-similarity in the structure of coarsened Nanoporous gold,” Scripta Materialia 137, 46 (2017) • E.J. Gwak and J.Y. Kim*, “Weakened flexural strength of nanocrystalline nanoporous gold by grain refinement,” Nano Letters 16, 2497 (2016) • B.W. An, E.J. Gwak, K. Kim, Y.C. Kim, J. Jang, J.Y. Kim* and J.U. Park*, “Stretchable, transparent electrodes as wearable heaters using nanotrough networks of metallic glasses with superior mechanical properties and thermal stability,” Nano Letters 16, 471 (2016) • C. Hwang, S. Joo, N.R. Kang, U. Lee, T.H. Kim, Y. Jeon, J. Kim, Y.J. Kim, J.Y. Kim*, S.K. Kwak* and H.K. Song*, “Breathing silicon anodes for durable high-power operations,” Scientific Reports 5, 14433 (2015) • S.K. Kang, Y.C. Kim, K.H. Kim, J.Y. Kim*, D. Kwon, “Extended expanding cavity model for measurement of flow properties using instrumented spherical indentation,” International Journal of Plasticity 49, 1 (2013)

Patents (selected)

• J.-Y. Kim et al., “Tension test piece and method of manufacturing the same,” U.S. patent • J.-Y. Kim et al., “Vertical nano material testing machine,” U.S. patent

Faculty Proﬁles

NME

Rational Molecular Design & Synthesis Lab. Kwon, Min Sang

School of Materials Science & Engineering Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 601-2 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. 603 • Tel : +82-52-217-2359 • Fax : +82-52-217-2499 • E-mail : kwonms@unist.ac.kr • http://kwongroup.unist.ac.kr

Our research seeks to better understand nature’s rules and to develop solutions to problems at the interface of chemistry, physics, and materials science via the tools of organic and polymer chemistry. We are particularly interested in the design and synthesis of functional organic molecules with enhanced properties from consideration of the speciﬁc needs of a given application. We seek to build novel molecular design principles by establishing molecular structure-property relationships and also to develop novel synthetic methodologies to make new types of organic functional molecules with enhanced properties that are not possible by existing synthetic methods. Curriculum Vitae • 2016.02~present : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2013.03~2016.01 : Post-doctoral Researcher, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor • 2011.03~2013.02 : Post-doctoral Researcher, Seoul National University

Academic Credential • 2011 : Ph.D. Chemistry, Seoul National University • 2006 : B.S. Materials Science & Engineering, Seoul National University • 2006 : B.S. Chemistry, Seoul National University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • 2009~2010 : The National Research Scholarship (KOSAF) • 2007~2009 : High Seoul Science Fellowship, Seoul Scholarship Foundation • 2006 : Graduation Award for Top Undergraduate Students (SNU) • 2003~2005 : Superior Academic Performance Scholarship (SNU)

Research Keywords

• Functional organic and polymeric materials, Molecular design and synthesis

Research Interests/Topics

• Next generation organic emitters • Smart functional organic and polymeric materials • Novel methods of organic and polymer synthesis

Research Publications (selected)

• M. S. Kwon, S. K. Woo, S. W. Na, E. Lee, “Total synthesis of (+)-Exiguolide”, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 47, 1733-1735 (2008) • S. K. Woo, M. S. Kwon, E. Lee, “Total synthesis of (+)-Neopeltolide by a Prins macrocyclization”, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 47, 2342-2344 (2008) • M. S. Kwon, J. Gierschner, J. Seo, S. Y. Park, “Unique piezochromic ﬂuorescence behavior of dicyanodistrylbenzene based donor-acceptor-donor triad: mechanically controlled photoinduced electron transfer (eT) in molecular assemblies”, Adv. Mater. 24, 5487-5492 (2012) • M. S. Kwon, D. Lee, S. Seo, J. Jung, J. Kim, “Tailoring intermolecular interactions for eﬃcient room temperature phosphorescence (RTP) from purely organic materials in amorphous polymer matrices”, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 53, 1117711181 (2014) • M. S. Kwon, Y. Yu, C. Coburn, A. W. Phillips, K. Chung, A. Shanker, J. Jung, G. Kim, K. Pipe, F. R. Forrest, J. H. Youk, J. Gierschner, J. Kim, “Suppressing molecular motions for enhanced room-temperature phosphorescence of metal-free organic materials”, Nat. Commun. 6, 8947 (2015) • G. Kim, D. Lee, A. Shanker, L. Shao, M. S. Kwon, D. Gidley, J. Kim, K. Pipe, “High thermal conductivity in amorphous polymer blends by engineered interchain interactions”, Nat. Mater. 14, 295-300 (2015)

Faculty Proﬁles

AMS

Frontier, Innovative Nanomaterials & Devices (FIND) Laboratory Kwon, Soon-Yong

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 501-6 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 502 • Tel : +82-52-217-2312 • Fax : +82-52-217-2309 • E-mail : sykwon@unist.ac.kr • http://sykwon.blogspot.com

FIND leads in the design and synthesis of novel low-dimensional (0D, 1D, 2D) nanomaterials w/ atomic-level controllability to make new applications possible.

Curriculum Vitae • 2008~Present : Associate/Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2015~2016 : Visiting Associate Professor, Physics, Univ. Washington • 2007~2008 : Postdoctoral Scholar, Materials Science & Engineering , UCLA • 2005~2007 : Postdoctoral Associate, Electrical Engineering, Yale Univ. • 2005: Ph.D., 2001 : M.S. 1999: B.S. MSE, Seoul National University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • Track Coordinator, Materials Science Engineering Track (2011.3-2014.2.) • Session co-organizer (Optical Metamaterials & Novel Optical Materials), The 14th & 15th Int’l Union of Mater. Res. Soc.-Int’l Conf. on Adv. Mater. (IUMRS-ICAM 2015,2016) • Co-organizer, Int’l Conf. for Top and Emerging Materials Scientists (ICTEMS 2014)

• Committee Member, The 16h Int’l Conf. on Metal-Organic Vapor Phase Epitaxy (ICMOVPE XIV, 2012) • Sub-Committee Member (Materials Growth & Characterization), The 1924th Korean Conference on Semiconductors (KCS 2012-2017) • Session co-organizer (Graphene), The 18th American Conference on Crystal Growth and Epitaxy (ACCGE 18, 2011) • Best Teaching Award, UNIST 2009 Fall • Excellence in Teaching Award, UNIST MAME 2009 Fall • Board Member of Korean Society of Optoelectronics • Fellow of Korean Vacuum Society

Research Keywords

• Semiconductor Epitaxy, Thin Film Technology & Surface /Interface Science

Research Interests/Topics

• Epitaxy, Nanocoatings, 0D,1D & 2D Functional Materials for potential applications in ﬂexible optoelectronics, photovoltaics & energy devices

Research Publications (selected)

• “Highly conductive and environmentally stable organic transparent electrodes laminated with graphene”, J.H. Chu, D.H. Lee, J. Jo, S.Y. Kim, J.-W. Yoo* & S.-Y. Kwon* Advanced Functional Materials 26, 7234-7243 (2016). –Journal Inside Back Cover Article • “Growth of wrinkle-free graphene on texture-controlled platinum ﬁlms and thermal-assisted transfer of large-scale patterned graphene”, J.-K. Choi, J. Kwak, S.-D. Park, H.-J. Shin* & S.-Y. Kwon* et al., ACS Nano 9, 679-686 (2015). • “Enhancement of seawater corrosion resistance in copper using acetone-derived graphene coating”, J.-H. Huh, S.H. Kim, J.H. Chu, S.Y. Kim, J.H. Kim* & S.-Y. Kwon*, Nanoscale 6, 4379-4386 (2014). • “Monolithic graphene oxide sheets with controllable composition”, J.H. Chu, J. Kwak, S.-D. Kim, M.J. Lee, & S.-Y. Kwon* et al., Nature Communications 5, 3383 (2014). • “Near room-temperature synthesis of transfer-free graphene ﬁlms”, J. Kwak, J.H. Chu, J.-K. Choi, S.-D. Park, & S.-Y. Kwon* et al., Nature Communications 3, 645 (2012). - featured in Nature 483, S32 (2012), Materials Research Society (MRS) news etc..

Patents (selected)

• “Graphene sheet, transparent electrode, active layer including the same, display, electronic device, optoelectronic device, battery, solar cell and dye-sensitized solar cell including the electrode or active layer”, S.-Y. Kwon*, S.Y. Kim, K. Park. J. Kwak, J.H. Chu, J.-K. Choi, PCT/KR2011/005438 • “Method for manufacturing graphene, transparent electrode and active layer comprising the same, and display, electronic device, optoelectronic device, battery, solar cell and dye-sensitized solar cell including the electrode and the active layer”, S.-Y. Kwon*, K. Park, E. Yoon, J. Kwak, PCT/KR2011/001092

(*: corresponding author)

Synthesis and Applications of Graphene & Related Low-Dimensional Materials

Optoelectronics; LEDs Faculty Proﬁles

NME

Creative Lab. for Advanced Spin Systems (CLASS) Lee, Ki-Suk

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 701-6 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 703 • Tel : +82-52-217-2336 • Fax : +82-52-217-2408 • E-mail : kisuk@unist.ac.kr

We focus on the spin dynamics in patterned magnetic nanomaterials and its applications to spintronic devices. Our research aims at exploring the fundamental understandings of new concepts in spintronic devices by harnessing a “spin”, quantum states of an electron and its dynamics. Particular interests are concerned with the development of new information processing technology to break through the energy dissipation limit of current charge-based logic devices.

Curriculum Vitae • 2012~Present : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2010~2012 : Postdoctoral Fellow, Seoul National University

Academic Credential • 2010 : Ph. D. Material Science & Engineering, Seoul National University • 2003 : B. S. Material Science & Engineering, Seoul National University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • 2008 BK 21 Young Brain by Korea Research Foundation (2008) • Best 10th Joint MMM/Intermag Conference Poster Presentation from AIP & The Magnetics Society of the IEEE (2007)

• Best Graduate Student Award by Department of Materials Science & Engineering, Seoul National University (2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010) • Best Poster Award by the Korean Physics Society (2004) • Best Poster Award by the Korean Magnetics Society (2009) • Member of IEEE Magnetics society • Member of Korean Physics Society • Member of Korean Magnetics Society

Research Keywords

• Magnetism, spintronics, spin dynamics, rare-earth free magnet

Research Interests/Topics

• Rare-earth (free) magnetic materials • Spin dynamics on the nanoscale and mesoscale • Spintronic devices: magnetic random access memory, magnetic logic devices

Research Publications (selected)

• M.-Y. Im*, K.-S. Lee*, et al., “Stochastic formation of magnetic vortex structures in asymmetric disks triggered by chaotic dynamics” Nat. comm., 5:5620 (2015) • H. Jung, Y.-S. Choi, K.-S. Lee, et al., “Logic Operations Based on Magnetic-VortexState Networks” ACS Nano 6, 3712–3717 (2012). • K.-S. Lee, D.-S. Han, S.-K. Kim “Reply to comment on “Physical Origin and Generic Control of Magnonic Band Gaps of Dipole-Exchange Spin Waves in WidthModulated Nanostrip Waveguide “ Phys. Rev. Lett. 111, 149702 (2013) • K.-S. Lee, et al., “Edge-soliton-mediated vortex-core reversal dynamics”, Phys. Rev. Lett. 106, 147201 (2011) • M.-Y. Im*, P. Fischer, H.-S. Han, A. Vogel, M.-S. Jung, W. Chao, Y.-S. Yu, G. Meier, J.-I. Hong*, and K.-S. Lee*, “Simultaneous control of magnetic topologies for reconﬁgurable vortex arrays” NPG Asia Materials 9, 348 (2017) • S. Woo, K. M. Song, H.-S. Han, M.-S. Jung, M.-Y. Im, K.-S. Lee, K. S. Song, P. Fischer, J.-I. Hong, J. W. Choi, B. –C. Min, H. C. Koo & J. Chang, “Spin-orbit torque-driven skyrmion dynamics revealed by time-resolved X-ray microscopy” Nature communications 8:15573 (2017) • M.-S. Jang, I.-J. Roh, J. Park, W. J. Choi, S.-H. Baek, S. S. Park, J.-W. Yoo, K.-S. Lee*, “Dramatic Enhancement of the Saturation Magnetization of a Sol-Gel Synthesized Y3Fe5O12 by a Mechanical Pressing Process” J. Alloys & Comp., 711 693 (2017)

Patents (selected)

• S.-K. Kim, K.-S. Lee, Y.-S. Yu, “Method for read-out of information in magnetic recording element and method for read-out of information in magnetic random access memory” USA: 8094487 (2012) • S.-K. Kim, K.-S.Lee, S. Choi, “Method of generating strong spin waves and spin devices for ultra-high speed information processing using spin waves, USA, Japan, China (2012) • K.-S. Lee*, D.-H. Jung, H.-S. Han, and N.-K. Kim, “Skyrmion diode and its operating method” Korea Patent 10-1746698 (2017) • K.-S. Lee* and H.-S. Han “Method for reading of information in magnetic recording element using the static magnetic ﬁeld” Korea Patent 10-1728508 (2017) • K.-S. Lee* and M.-S. Jang, “Studies of the high eﬃciency spin energy based on the spin current” Korea Patent 10-1650442 (2016)

Faculty Proﬁles

AMS

Multidimensional Structural Materials Lab(MSML) Lee, Sukbin

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 701-7 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 702 • Tel : +82-52-217-2340 • Fax : +82-52-217-2408 • E-mail : sukbinlee@unist.ac.kr • http:// sites.google.com/site/smleelab/

Experiments and computer modeling have been used for characterizing the microstructures of materials to study their relationship to desired properties and to optimize the materials design and performance. In nature, many problems related to the material properties are threedimensional because most practical materials have a polycrystalline or multi-phase structure with complexity in spatial arrangements of the microstructural unit, and are subject to various processes. Therefore, it is of interest to characterize microstructural parameters and reveal their eﬀects on the properties of materials in all three dimensions. Curriculum Vitae • 2012 : Assistant Professor, MAME, UNIST • 2010-2011 : Postdoctoral Fellow, Materials Science and Engineering, CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERISTY, Pittsburgh, PA, USA • 2009-2010 : Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Materials Engineering, PURDUE UNIVERISTY, West Lafayette, IN, USA • 2008-2009 : Postdoctoral Fellow, Materials Science and Engineering, CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERISTY, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Academic Credential • 2008 : Ph D Materials Science and Engineering, CARNEGIE MELLON

UNIVERISTY, Pittsburgh, PA, USA • 2003 : M.S. Materials Science and Engineering & Information Systems Management CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERISTY, Pittsburgh, PA, USA • 1999 : B.S. Metallurgical Science and Engineering, HANYANG UNIVERSITY, Seoul, KOREA

Awards/Honors/Memberships • Krivobok Award, Visualization of 3D microstructure of a Nickel superalloy, Carnegie Mellon University (2008) • Young Scientist Award, The 3rd International Conference on Recrystallization and Grain Growth (Rex & GG), Jeju, Korea (2007)

Research Keywords

• Microstructural evolution, advanced characterization, computational materials science, 3D materials science, microstructure-property relation

Research Interests/Topics

• Coupled simulation of working and coarsening of metallic materials • Grain boundary character-energy relation • Multiscale simulation of grain growth and sintering • Property simulation, eg. micromagnetic properties, mechanical properties • Parallel computing simulation • 3d materials science

Research Publications (selected)

• S.-B.. Lee, T.S. Key, Z. Liang, R.E. Garcia, S. Wang, X. Tricoche, G.S. Rohrer, Y. Saito, C. Ito, and T. Tani, “Microstructure design of Lead-free piezoelectric ceramics”, Journal of the European Ceramic Society, 33, 2013, 313-326 • S.-B. Lee, J.E. LeDonne, S.C.V. Lim, I.J. Beyerlein, A.D. Rollett. “The heterophase interface character distributions of physical vapor-deposited and accumulative roll-bonded Cu-Nb multilayer composites”, Acta Materialia, 60, 2012, 1747-1761 • S.-B. Lee, R.A. Lebensohn, A.D. Rollett, “Modeling the viscoplastic micromechanical response of two-phase materials using Fast Fourier Transforms”, International Journal of Plasticity, 27, 2011, 707-727 • A.D. Rollett, S.-B. Lee, R. Campman, and G.S. Rohrer, “Three-Dimensional Characterization of Microstructure by Electron Back-Scatter Diffraction”, Annual Review of Materials Research, 37 (2007) 627-658. • S.-B. Lee, J.M. Rickman, A.D. Rollett, “Three-Dimensional simulation of isotropic coarsening in liquid phase sintering I. Model”, Acta Materialia, 55 (2), (2007) 615626. • S.-B. Lee, J.M. Rickman and K. Barmak, “Phase transformation kinetics and selfpatterning in misfitting thin film”, Acta Materialia, 51 (2003) 6415-6427.

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Generation/Reconstruction of 3D Materials

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Characterization of 3D Microstructures

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Microstructure-Property Relationship Faculty Proﬁles

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Atomic-Scale Electron Microscopy (ASEM) Lab. Lee, Zonghoon

School of Materials Science & Engineering Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 501-5 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 507 • Tel : +82-52-217-2327 • Fax : +82-52-217-2309 • E-mail : zhlee@unist.ac.kr • http://ASEMLab.org

Our research is focusing on atomic-scale characterization, design, synthesis, and properties of advanced materials and soft matter by means of aberration-corrected transmission electron microscopy and spectroscopy. In situ experiments at atomic and nano scale are implemented for our work as well.

Curriculum Vitae • 2011-present : Associate Professor, UNIST • 2006-2010 : Senior Staﬀ Member • 2005 : Postdoctoral Scientist Fellow, National Center for Electron Microscopy, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBL) • 2004 : Postdoctoral Researcher, USC • 1992-1997 : Researcher, KETI Academic Credential • 2003 : M.S. & Ph.D. in Materials Science, University of Southern California (USC) • 1990, 1992 : B.S. & M.S., Yonsei University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • Editor-in-Chief : Applied Microscopy • Editorial Board : Scientiﬁc Reports, Nature publishing group • Best Paper Award, Korean Society of Microscopy, 2013 • The 9th APMC Scientiﬁc Photo Award, 2008 • Young Investigator Award in APMC9, 2008 • Outstanding Research Award & Distinguished Investigator Award, KETI, 1993 & 1995 • Member of Microscopy Society of America • Member of Materials Research Society • Executive Member of Korean Society of Microscopy • Committee of Korea Graphene Research Society

Research Keywords

• Advanced Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM/STEM), In Situ TEM, Graphene, 2D Materials, Low-Dimensional Crystals & Interfaces, Nanostructured Materials

Research Interests/Topics

• Exploring 2D Crystals and Its Hybrid: Graphene, hBN, MoS2 etc • Defects of 2D Materials and Its Applications • In Situ TEM Experiments at Nano and Atomic Scale • Interfaces of Advanced Materials: Soft/Hard Interfaces, Low Dimensional Materials • Imaging and Spectroscopy Study for Carbon Materials and Soft Matter • Deformation Mechanism of Materials

Research Publications (selected)

• H.K. Hong et al., “Atomic scale study on growth and heteroepitaxy of ZnO monolayer on graphene,” Nano Letters, 17(1), 120–127 (2017) (Featured on the cover of Semicondutor Today ) • J.G. Song et al., “Controllable synthesis of molybdenum tungsten disulﬁde alloy for vertically composition-controlled multilayer,” Nature Communications, 6:7817 (2015) • G.H. Ryu & H.J. Park et al., “Atomic-scale dynamics of triangular hole growth in monolayer hexagonal boron nitride under electron irradiation,” Nanoscale, 7, 10600 – 10605 (2015) (The Front Cover & selected as 2015 Hot Papers) • J. Lee, et al., “High-angle tilt boundary graphene domain recrystallized from mobile hot-wire-assisted chemical vapor deposition system,” Nano Letters, 14(8), 4352−4359 (2014) • Z. Lee et al., “Direct imaging of soft-hard interfaces enabled by graphene,” Nano Letters, 9(9), 3365-3369 (2009) (The Journal Cover of March 2010, Featured on Science & Technology Concentrates News in C&EN magazine)

Patents (selected)

• Nanocomposite Films, U.S. Patent 7758708 Granted (2010)

Journal Cover: Au Nanoparticle on Graphene

Journal Cover: Graphene Grain Boundaries

Journal Cover: Stacking of Bilayer Graphene

Journal Cover: Atom Dynamics of Defects in hBN Faculty Proﬁles

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Wearable Electronics Lab. Park, Jang-Ung

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG. 1. Rm. 701-4 • Lab : Engineering BLDG. 1. Rm. 709 • Tel : +82-52-217-2533 • Fax : +82-52-217-2509 • E-mail : jangung@unist.ac.kr • http://wearable.unist.ac.kr

Our laboratory focuses on fabrication of ﬂexible integrated circuits for applications in electronics and biotechnology. We seek to exploit interesting properties of nanomaterials, and develop methods for fabrication of devices with unconventional geometries (i.e. ﬂexible and stretchable forms) using diverse nanomaterials. Our goal is to explore new science and technology by combining electronics with biology, and transfer our knowledge to industries. This work is highly multidisciplinary, involving studies in chemistry, biology, device physics, and nanofabrication. Curriculum Vitae • 2014~ : Associate Professor, UNIST • 2010~2014 : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2009~2010 : Harvard University, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Post-doctoral Researcher • 2001~2002 : Fruanhofer Institute for Silicate Research (ISC), BK21 Researcher

Academic Credential • 2009 : Ph.D. Materials Science, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign (UIUC) • 2003 : M.S. Materials Science, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) • 2000 : B.S. Ceramic Engineering, Hanyang University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • USA CooperVision Translational Research Award : $500,000 (2014) • USA CooperVision Seedling Award : $100,000 (2013) • Graduation Study Abroad Scholarship : $60,000 by Korea Science and Engineering Foundation (2004) • Finalist of $30,000 Lemelson-Illinois prize (2009) • Brain Korea 21 Fellowship (2001) • Member of IMID (International Meeting on Information Display) • Member of Materials Research Society • Member of American Chemical Society • Member of Korean Chemical Society

Research Keywords

• Wireless wearable electronics, Flexible electronics, Printed electronics, Nano-bio interfaces

Research Interests/Topics

• Transparent, Flexible and Stretchable smart electronics • Biosensors and implantable medical devices • High-resolution printing technologies for large-area electronics

Research Publications (selected)

• Sung-Ho Shin, Sangyoon Ji, Seiho Choi, Kyoung-Hee Pyo, Byeong Wan An, Jihun Park, Joohee Kim, Ju-Young Kim, Ki-Suk Lee, Soon-Yong Kwon, Jaeyeong Heo, Byong-Guk Park and Jang-Ung Park*, “Integrated Arrays of Air-Dielectric Graphene Transistors as Transparent, Active-Matrix Pressure Sensors for Wide Pressure Ranges”, Nature Communications, 14950 (2017) • Joohee Kim, Minji Kim, Mi-Sun Lee, Kukjoo Kim, Sangyoon Ji, Yun-Tae Kim, Jihun Park, Kyungmin Na, Kwi-Hyun Bae, Hong Kyun Kim, Franklin Bien*, Chang Young Lee*, and Jang-Ung Park*, “Wearable Smart Sensor Systems Integrated On Soft Contact Lenses For Wireless Ocular Diagnostics” Nature Communications, 14997 (2017) • Jang-Ung Park*, S. Nam*, M.-S. Lee, and C. M. Lieber, “Synthesis of monolithic graphene-graphite integrated electronics” Nature Materials, 11(2), 120 (2012) • Jang-Ung Park, M. Hardy, S. J. Kang, K. Barton, K. Adair, D. Kishore, C. Y. Lee, M. S. Strano, A. G. Alleyne, J. G. Georgiadis, P. M. Ferreira, J. A. Rogers, “High Resolution Electrohydrodynamic Jet Printing” Nature Materials (cover), 6, 782 (2007)

Technology Transfer

• Technology transfer: 3 times for recent 4 years (total ﬁxed royalty > 850 million korean won) • Industry R&D projects > 1.2 billion korean won

Stretchable & foldable interconnects High-resolution 3D & 2D printing technology

Transparent & wearable electronics (heater, TSP)

Transparent, wearable electronics with wireless communications Faculty Proﬁles

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Advanced Display Materials Lab. Park, Lee Soon

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 601-5 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 603 • Tel : +82-52-217-2349 • Phone : +82-10-9690-5627 • E-mail : parkls@unist.ac.kr

Advanced displays such as TFT-LCD, PPP and OLED have been grown to an important industry. Research on materials for advanced display, especially OLED and flexible OLED, are very important for the good image quality and long life time of OLED displays. The materials research for flexible OLED include emitting materials (R,G,B), charge transport materials, flexible substrate and encapsulation film, etc. The fabrication process and evaluation of OLED’s are also conducted in this lab. Other research area include silver nano-wire and nano-particles, CNT, and modified graphene for OLED and touch screen panel (TSP) application. Curriculum Vitae • 2014~Present : Chair Professor, UNIST • 2012~2014 : Director, Display Nanomaterials Institute, KNU • 2012~Present : Chairman, Korean Touch Panel Industry Forum, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, Korea • 2011~2013 : Vice President, Korean Information Display Society (KIDS), Korea • 2011~2013 : Vice President, High Touch Industry Association (HTIA), Korea • 2002~2013 : Special Edition Guest Editor, Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., (SCI Journal) • 1987~2014 : Professor, Department of Polymer Science and Engineering, KNU

Academic Credential • 1982 : Ph. D. Department of Polymer Science, Univ. of Southern Mississippi, USA • 1973 : M. S Department of Chemical Engineering, Seoul National University, Korea • 1971 : B. S. Department of Chemical Technology, Seoul National University, Korea Awards • 2012 Recognition Award, Korea Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy • 2012 Achievement Award, Korean Information Display Society • 2008 Achievement Award, The Korean Society of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

Research Keywords

• OLED, LCD, LED, TSP, Nano composite materials, etc.

Research Interests/Topics

• OLED Substrate Film and Pixcel Deﬁne Layer Materials. • Touch Screen Panel (TSP) Materials. • Nanocomposite Materials. AgNW, CNT, Graphene

Research Publications (selected)

• Hyun Min Nam, Duck Min Seo, Hyung Duk Yun, Gurunathan Thangavel, Lee Soon Park and Su Yong Nam* “Transparent Conducting Film abricated by Metal Mesh Method with Ag and Cu@Ag Mixture Nanoparticle Pastes” Metals, 7(5), 176 (2017) • Hyung Duk Yun, Duck Min Seo, Min Yoeb Lee, Soon Yong Kwon and Lee Soon Park* “Eﬀective Synthesis and Recovery of Silver Nanowires Prepared by Tapered Continuous Flow Reactor for Flexible and Transparent Conducting Electrode” Metals, 6(1), 14 (2016) • A Ra Cho, Eun Hye Kim. Soo Young Park, Lee Soon Park* "Flexible OLED encapsulated with gas barrier ﬁlm and adhesive gasket" Synthetic Metal, 193(2014) • Sungwoo Kim, Taehoon Kim, Meejae Kang, Seong Kwon Kwak, Tae Wook Yoo, Lee Soon Park*, Ilseung Yang, Sunjin Hwang, Jung Eun Lee, Seong Keun Kim, and Sang-Wook Kim “Highly Luminescent InP/GaP/ZnS Nanocrystals and Their Application to White Light-Emitting Diodes” Journal of the American Chemical Society, vol. 134: pp.3804-3809 (2012)

Patents (selected)

• “Porphines-Platinum Metal Complex Compounds for Organic Electroluminescent Device and Organic Electroluminescent Device Using Them” U.S. Patent Application 2004-959107 (2005)

Faculty Proﬁles

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Metal Alloys Design (MADe) Lab. Park, Sung Soo

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 401-7 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 710 • Tel : +82-52-217-2328 • Fax : +82-52-217-2309 • E-mail : sspark@unist.ac.kr • http://ssparklaboratory.blogspot.kr

Our work in the 'MADe' lab has been mainly focused on the design, development and analysis of multi-component metallic alloys, which include lightweight Mg and Al alloys, bulk amorphous alloys with high speciﬁc strength, and lightweight steels with enhanced toughness. These studies are mostly supplemented with modeling and simulations to reveal atomistic mechanisms governing structure-propertyperformance relationships for our novel alloys under development.

Curriculum Vitae • 2015~present : Associate Professor, UNIST • 2011~2015 : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2006~2011 : Senior Researcher, KIMS • 2005~2006 : Postdoctoral Fellow, Georgia Tech Academic Credential • 2000 : B. S. POSTECH, Materials Science and Engineering • 2005 : Ph.D. POSTECH, Materials Science and Engineering

Awards/Honors/Memberships • The Outstanding Young Scientist Award, Korean Institute of Metals & Materials (2008) • The Excellent Micrograph Award, Korean Institute of Metals & Materials (2008) • Member of Korean Institute of Metals & Materials • Member of Korean Society for Technology of Plasticity

Research Keywords

• Metals and alloys, Materials properties (mechanical/physical/electrochemical/functional), Biomedical implants, Metals corrosion

Research Interests/Topics

• Development of ﬁne-grained high-strength Mg alloys via isothermal indirect extrusion • Study on the microstructure and corrosion behavior of novel corrosion-resistant Mg alloys • Atomic-scale TEM analysis of high-strength steels with enhanced toughness

Research Publications (selected)

• B. Kim, S.-M. Baek, H.Y. Jeong, J.G. Lee and S.S. Park*, “Grain refinement and reduced yield asymmetry of extruded Mg-5Sn-1Zn alloy by Al addition”, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 660 (2016) pp. 304-309 • B. Kim, J.G. Lee and S.S. Park*, “Superplasticity and load relaxation behavior of extruded Mg-8Sn-3Al-1Zn alloy at 250 °C”, Materials Science and Engineering A, 656 (2016) pp. 234-240 • H.-Y. Ha, H.J. Kim, S.-M. Baek, B. Kim, S.-D. Sohn, H.-J. Shin, H.Y. Jeong, S.H. Park, C.D. Yim, B.S. You, J.G. Lee and S.S. Park*, “Improved corrosion resistance of extruded Mg-8Sn-1Zn-1Al alloy by microalloying with Mn”, Scripta Materialia, 109 (2015) pp. 38-43 • H.J. Kim, B. Kim, S.-M. Baek, S.-D. Sohn, H.-J. Shin, H.Y. Jeong, C.D. Yim, B.S. You, H.-Y. Ha* and S.S. Park*, “Influence of alloyed Al on the microstructure and corrosion properties of extruded Mg-8Sn-1Zn alloys”, Corrosion Science, 95 (2015) pp. 133-142 • B. Kim, C.H. Park, H.S. Kim, B.S. You and S.S. Park*, “Grain refinement and improved tensile properties of Mg-3Al-1Zn alloy processed by low-temperature indirect extrusion”, Scripta Materialia, 76 (2014) pp. 21-24

Superlight Metallic Materials

Biomaterials Faculty Proﬁles

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Nanoscale Materials Science Lab. (NMSL) Shin, Hyung-Joon

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 501-7 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 509 • Tel : +82-52-217-2329 • Fax : +82-52-217-2309 • E-mail : shinhj@unist.ac.kr • http://sites.google.com/site/stmshinlab

Our primary research interests lie in investigating the local property of the nanomaterials. STM (scanning tunneling microscope) and SFM (scanning force microscope) are our main experimental tools, which oﬀer suitable means for investigating local properties by direct realspace visualization at the atomic level. We would like to develop useful insights for basic questions regarding the nature of nanostructures and their interfaces, and ultimately pursue novel nanoscale devices and sensors having better performance.

Curriculum Vitae • 2015~Present : Associate Professor, UNIST • 2011~2014 : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2006~2011 : Researcher, RIKEN, Japan • 2002~2006 : Postdoctoral Researcher, Physics, Seoul National University

Academic Credential • 2001 : Ph.D. Materials Science and Engineering, Seoul National University • 1998 : M.S. Metallurgical Engineering, Seoul National University • 1996 : B.S. Metallurgical Engineering, Seoul National University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • Marquis “Who’s Who in the World” 2011~2014 • “Top 100 Scientists 2010” IBC., Cambridge • “2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 21st Century 2010” IBC, Cambridge • “The SNU Graduate Student Awards in Materials Research” 2001 • Member of the Korean Institute of Metals and Materials • Member of the Korean Physics Society • Member of the Korean Vacuum Society • Member of the American Vacuum Society • Member of the American Physical Society

Research Keywords

• Scanning Tunneling Microscopy, Surface Science, Interface Science, Nanomaterials

Research Interests/Topics

• Local modification of the electronic properties of materials in nanoscale. • Dynamics of single molecules on ultrathin insulating films. • Modification of electronic structure of graphene

Research Publications (selected)

• M. Jung, S.-D. Sohn, J. Park, K.-U. Lee, H.-J. Shin* “Fingerprints of multiple electron scatterings in single-layer graphene” Sci. Rep. 6, 22570 (2016). • J. Mahmood, E.K. Lee, M. Jung, D. Shin, I.-Y. Jeon, S.-M. Jung, H.-J. Choi, J.-M. Seo, S.-Y. Bae, S.-D. Sohn, N. Park, J. H. Oh*, H.-J. Shin*, J.-B. Baek* “Nitrogenated holey two-dimensional structures” Nature Commun. 6, 6486 (2015). • M. Jung, D. Shin, S.-D. Sohn, S.-Y. Kwon, N.J. Park, H.-J. Shin* “Atomically resolved orientational ordering of C60 molecules on epitaxial graphene on Cu(111)” Nanoscale 6, 11835 (2014). • H.-J. Shin et al. “State-selective dissociation of a single water molecule on an ultrathin MgO ﬁlm”, Nature Mater. 9, 442 (2010). • H.-J. Shin et al. “Substrate-induced array of quantum dots in a single-walled carbon nanotube”, Nature Nanotech. 4, 567 (2009).

Faculty Proﬁles

NME

Nanomaterials Science and Engineering Lab. (NSE) Son, Jae Sung

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 601-6 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 607 • Tel : +82-52-217-2348 • Fax : +82-52-217-2408 • E-mail : jsson@unist.ac.kr

Nanotechnology provides the new initiative for the innovation of the present technologies, and the initiative is especially required for the energy technology area, which are considered as a high standards global market for next few decades. We are aiming to develop the coretechnology based on the synthesis of well-designed functional nanomaterials with new-typed inorganic ligands or solders for the energy and electronic devices applications, and 3D printing.

Curriculum Vitae • 2014~Present : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2012~2014: Postdoctoral Scholar, Department of Chemistry, The University of Chicago • 2011~2012: Postdoctoral Scholar, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Seoul National University

Academic Credential • 2011: Ph.D. Interdisciplinary of Nanoscience and Technology, Seoul National University • 2005: B.S. School of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Seoul National University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • Best Poster Awards at the IEEE NANO 2010, 10th IEEE International Conference on Nanotechonology Joint Symposium with NANOKOREA 2010 • Member of American Chemical Society • Member of The Korean Chemical Society

Research Keywords

• Nanomaterials, Ligand Chemistry, Electronics, Thermoelectrics, 3D printing

Research Interests / Topics

• Synthesis of nanomaterials • Synthesis of soluble inorganic molecules or nanomaterials • Development of highly eﬃcient thermoelectric materials by using nanomaterials • Development of new-typed inorganic 3D printing inks

Research Publications (selected)

• Gu, et al. " HYPERLINK "http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acsami.7b04404" Colloidal Synthesis of Te-doped Bi Nanoparticles: Low-Temperature Charge Transport and Thermoelectric Properties" HYPERLINK "http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.jpclett.6b01578"ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces 2017, 9, 19143-19151. • Eunbyul Bang, et al. “Large-Scale Synthesis of Highly Luminescent InP@ZnS Quantum Dots Using Elemental Phosphorus Precursor” Chem. Mater. 2017, 29, 4236-4243. • Sung Hoon Park, et al. “High performance shape-engineerable thermoelectric painting” Nat. Comm. 2016, 7, 13403. • Hyeong Woo Ban, et al. “Molybdenum and tungsten sulﬁde ligands for versatile functionalization of all-inorganic nanocrystals” J. Phys. Chem. Lett. 2016, 7, 36273635. • Dmitriy S. Dolzhnikov, et al. “Composition-matched molecular “solders” for semiconductors” Science 2015, 347, 425-428. • Jae Sung Son, et al. “All-inorganic Nanocrystals as a Glue for BiSbTe Grains: Design of Interfaces in Mesostructured Thermoelectric Materials” Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 2014, 53, 7466-7470

Faculty Proﬁles

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Organic Photonics & Optoelectronics Lab. Song, Myoung Hoon

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 701-8 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 704 • Tel : +82-52-217-2316 • Fax : +82-52-217-2309 • E-mail : mhsong@unist.ac.kr • http://oopol.unist.ac.kr/

My research group team has devoted our best efforts to optimize and enhance the efficiencies of organic-based optoelectronic devices such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs), solar cells, and lasing applications by using combined multidisciplinary approach from synthesis and preparation of nanomaterials of ZnO and perovskite materials, optical and electrical characterization through several methods, and applications for organic-based optoelectronic fields.

Curriculum Vitae • 2013~Present : Associate Professor, UNIST • 2009~2013 : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2007~2009 : Research Associate, University of Cambridge, Cavendish lab • 2006 : Postdoctoral Fellow, KAIST

Academic Credential • 2005 : Ph. D. Organic and Polymeric Materials, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) • 2002 : M. S. Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, KAIST • 2000 : B.S. Chemical Engineering, Hanyang University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • Overseas Research Professor Fellowship, SBS Cultural Foundation (2015~2016) • Award in Honor of Outstanding Graduation Thesis (Tejima Seiichi Commemorative Foundation; Tokyo Tech.) (2002) • Member of Materials Research Society • Member of International Conference on Synthetic Metals • Member of Korean Society of Optoelectronics • Member of the Polymer Society of Korea

Research Keywords

• Organic Optoelectrics, Perovskite Light-Emitting Diodes, Surface Treatment, Photonic Crystals

Research Interests / Topics

• Organic or Polymer Based Optoelectronic Devices (LED/ Solar Cells, Diode Laser etc) • Perovskite Based Optoelectronic Devices (LED/ Solar Cells, Diode Laser etc) • Flexible Organic Optoelectronic Devices • Photonic Devices Using Liquid Crystals

Research Publications (selected)

• S. Lee, J. H. Park, B. R. Lee, E. D. Jung, J. C. Yu, D. D. Nuzzo, R. H. Friend and M. H. Song*, “Amine-Based Passivating Materials for Enhanced Optical Properties and Performance of Organic-Inorganic Perovskite in Light-Emitting Diodes”, J. Phys. Chem. Lett., 8, 1784-1792 (2017). • J. C. Yu, D. W. Kim, D. B. Kim, E. D. Jung, J. H. Park, A.-Y. Lee, B. R. Lee, D. D. Nuzzo, R. H. Friend and M. H. Song*, “Improving the Stability and Performance of Perovskite Light-Emitting Diodes by Thermal Annealing Treatment”, Adv. Mater., 27 (23) 3492-3500 (2015). • J. C. Yu, D. B. Kim, G. Baek, B. R. LUee, E. D. Jung, S. Lee, J. H. Chu, D.-K. Lee, K. J. Choi, S. Cho*, and M. H. Song*, “High Performance Planar Perovskite Optoelectronic Devices: A Morphological and Interfacial Control by Polar Solvent Treatment”, Adv. Mater., 27 (23) 3492-3500 (2015). “Highlighted as the Front Cover” • B. R. Lee, S. Lee, J. H. Park, E. D. Jung, J. C. Yu, Y. S. Nam, J. Heo, B.-S. Kim*, and M. H. Song*, “Amine-Based Interfacial Molecules for Inverted Polymer-Based Optoelectronic Devices”, Adv. Mater., 27 (23) 3553-3559 (2015). • B. R. Lee, E. D. Jung, J. S. Park, Y. S. Nam, S. H. Min, B.-S. Kim, K.-M. Lee, J.-R. Jeong, R. H. Friend, J.-S. Kim, S. O. Kim, and M. H. Song*, “Highly Efficient Inverted Polymer Light-Emitting Diodes Using Surface Modifications of ZnO Layer”, Nat. Comm., 5, 4840 (2014). • B. R. Lee, E. D. Jung, Y. S. Nam, M. Jung, J. S. Park, S. Lee, H. Choi, S. Ko, N. R. Shin, Y.-K. Kim, S. O. Kim, J. Y. Kim, H.-J. Shin, S. Cho, M. H. Song*, “Amine Based Polar Solvent Treatment for Highly Efficient Inverted Polymer Solar Cells”, Adv. Mater., 26, 494 (2014).

1. Inverted Organic Solar Cells 2. Surface Modiﬁcation of Contacts in HyLEDs 3. Perovskite-Based Optoelectronic Devices 4. Photonic Devices 1.

4. Faculty Proﬁles

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Nano Spin Transport Lab Yoo, Jung-Woo

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) • Oﬃce : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 501-4 • Lab : Engineering BLDG 1. Rm. 504 • Tel : +82-52-217-2330 • Fax : +82-52-217-2309 • E-mail : jwyoo@unist.ac.kr • http://home.unist.ac.kr/professor/jwyoo

The focus of our research group is the intersection of the ﬁelds of organic/molecular electronics and spintronics with exploiting metalorganic hybrid materials. Within this umbrella we are pursuing projects involving both developing new hybrid materials with desired magnetic and electronic properties, electrical studies of spin scattering, spin transport, and magnetic interactions in nanoscale hybrid structures and ﬁlms.

Curriculum Vitae • 2016~present : Associate Professor, UNIST • 2011~2016 : Assistant Professor, UNIST • 2008~2011 : Postdoctoral Fellow, Chemistry, The Ohio State University • 2007~2008 : Postdoctoral Fellow, Physics, The Ohio State University

Academic Credential • 2007 : Ph. D. Physics , The Ohio State University • 2000 : M. S. Physics, Sungkyunkwan University • 1998 : B. S. Physics, Sungkyunkwan University

Awards/Honors/Memberships • Member of American Physical Society • Member of The Korean Physical Society • Member of Koreans Magnetic Soceity

Research Keywords Research Interests/Topics

Research Publications (selected)

• Transport properties, Spin transport, Spin Hall effect, Spin Seebeck effect, Rashba SOI, Molucular spintronics, 2DEG • Transport properties in low dimensional system, Spin Hall and spin seebeck effect in low dimensional system, Rashba SOI, Molecular/organic spintronics, Atomic/Molecular layer deposition • Spin transport in graphene • Spin Hall and Seebeck effect in LAO/STO interfaces • Rashba SOI in 2DEG • Molecular magnetic tunnel junctions via atomic/molecular layer deposition • “Gate-dependent spin Hall induced nonlocal resistance and the symmetry of spin-orbit scattering in Au-clustered graphene”, Jungmin Park, Hyungduk Yun, MiJin Jin, Junhyeon Jo, Inseon Oh, Viajyakumar Modepalli, Soon-Yong Kwon, Jung-Woo Yoo*, Phys. Rev. B 95, 245414 (2017). • “Nonlocal Spin Diffusion Driven by Giant Spin Hall Effect at Oxide Heterointerfaces”, Mi-Jin Jin, Seon Young Moon, Jungmin Park, Viajyakumar Modepalli, Junhyeon Jo, Shin-Ik Kim, Hyun Cheol Koo, Byoung-Chul Min, HyunWoo Lee, Seung-Hyub Baek, Jung-Woo Yoo*, Nano Letters 17, 36-43 (2017). • “Atomic Scale Study on Growth and Heteroepitaxy of ZnO Monolayer on Graphene”, Hyo-Ki Hong, Junhyeon Jo, Daeyeon Hwang, Jongyeong Lee, Na Yeon Kim, Seungwoo Son, Jung Hwa Kim, Mi-Jin Jin, Young Chul Jun, Rolf Erni, Sang Kyu Kwak, Jung-Woo Yoo, Zonghoon Lee, Nano Letters 17, 120-127 (2017). • “Highly Conductive and Environmentally Stable Organic Transparent Electrodes Laminated with Graphene”, Jae Hwan Chu, Do Hee Lee, Junhyeon Jo, Sung Youb Kim, Jung-Woo Yoo,* and Soon-Yong Kwon *, Adv. Funct. Mater. 26, 7234-7243 (2016). • “Gate-Tunable Spin Exchange Interactions and Inversion of Magnetoresistance in Single Ferromagnetic ZnO Nanowires”, V. Modepalli, M.-J. J, J. Park, J. Jo, J.-H. Kim, J. Baik, C. Seo, J. Kim, and J.-W. Yoo, ACS Nano (2016). • “Magnetism in Single Metalloorganic Complexes Formed by Atom Manipulation”, T. Choi, M. Badal, S. Loth, J.-W. Yoo, C. P. Lutz, A. J. Heinrich, A. J. Epstein, D. G. Stroud, and J. A. Gupta, Nano Lett. (2014). • “Spin injection/detection via an organic-based magnetic semiconductor”, JungWoo Yoo, C.-Y. Chen, H. W. Jang, C. W. Bark, C. B. Eom, and A. J. Epstein, Nature Materials 9, 638 (2010).

Molecular Spintronics

Spin transport in 2D system

ALD/MLD

Transport/Magnetic Measurement

Faculty Proﬁles

MSe information

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Building-up World-class MSE

MSE Information

Research Activities

New Polymer Boosts Output Performance of Triboelectric Nanogenerators

A Novel Method for the Fabrication of Customized Carbon Nanotubes

Black Gold, light and solid as a bird’s bone, is developed

Their ﬁndings are published in the prestigious journal Nature. A key advancement in the design of high performance carbon-based electronics

This new material is more solid and 30% lighter than a regular gold. Prof. Ju-Young Kim's team used a ball milling techqnique to elevate the strength and durability.

Prof. Feng Ding

Prof. Kim, Ju-Young

Their ﬁndings appeared in the May 26th issue of the prestigious journal, Science Advances.

Prof. Baik, Jeong Min

Challenging “Tandem solar cell” which is cheap and eﬃcient!

KUUC, selected for the project by Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy... 3.6 billions won support for 4 years Participated in the development of silicon + perovskite solar cell including Prof. Kyung-jin Choi, Sangil Seok, Myung-hoon Song.

Developed the physical approach to produce graphene oxide sheets with tunable oxygen-to-carbon composition

The resulting graphene oxide sheets exhibit tunable bandgap energy by varying the O/C composition, making them potentially useful for semiconducting applications. This result was published in Nature Communications. Prof. Choi, Kyoung-Jin 60

Prof. Kwon, Soon-Yong

UNIST Engineers Thermoelectric Material in Paintable Liquid Form

Polar Solvents Treatments for Eﬃcient Polymer Based Optoelectronic Devices

New technology converts exhaust heat into electricity for vehicles and other applications. Prof. Son's team has developed liquid-like TE materials that can be painted on almost any surface.

Selective interfacial treatment using amine based polar solvents resulted in highly eﬃcient polymer solar cells and polymer LEDs. Developed method is valuable, in that it is cost eﬀective and can be applied to other organic electronic devices.

Prof. Son, Jae Sung

Prof. Song, Myoung Hoon

Scientists, Discovering the Secrets of Nanoworld

Capturing the ﬁrst experimental evidence of chaos eﬀect in spintronics research.

Prof. Lee, Ki-Suk

UNIST Engineers Oxide Semiconductor Just Single Atom Thick

“Smart Contact Lens Sensor” for Diabetic and Glaucoma Diagnosis

Professor Lee’s group has succeeded in demonstrating the formation of two-dimensional oxide semiconductor with one atom thickness. Their ﬁndings are published in the journal Nano Letters.

UNIST researchers develop digital contact lenses that has the potential to transform diabetes care.

Prof. Lee, Zonghoon

Prof. Park, Jang-Ung Research Activities

Research Centers

Research centers that MSE faculty members are operating and participating in.

Center for Multi-Dimensional Programmable Matter Research Areas

• Programmable matter • Reconﬁgurable and active materials • 4D printing

Prof. Lee, Zonghoon Director

Prof. Jun, Young Chul Vice Director

KIST-UNIST Ulsan Center for Convergent Materials Research Areas

• Flexible tandem solar cells for VIPV • Night vision sensor for self-driving car • Water puriﬁcation based on photo-electrochemical catalysts

Prof. Choi, Kyoung Jin

Helmholtz Jülich-UNIST Joint Research Center for Future Energy Solution Research Areas

• Helmholtz Jülich-UNIST joint research center for future energy solution • Synthesis and characterization of photovoltaic materials • Organic/inorganic hybrid solar cell devices • Next-generation batteries (metal-air battery)

Prof. Jo, Wook

UNIST-FEI Atomic Imaging Center Research Areas

• Atomic-scale imaging for emerging materials • Analysis of 2D materials • Soft matter imaging • Aberration corrected imaging • Advanced TEM research

Prof. Lee, Zonghoon

Curriculum

Department of Materials Science Engineering

Materials Science Engineering[MSE]

The graduate department in Materials Science Engineering pursues the frontiers of modern materials science and engineering through education and research. We focus on various materials such as metals, ceramics, semiconductors, polymers and hybrid materials at both macroscopic and microscopic scale. Our mission in education is to help graduate students to seek solutions to current issues in MSE, so that eventually they can be creative leaders who can convert scientiﬁc ideas into changes in the real world. Our missions in research are to develop new materials and to generate new knowledge through theoretical and experimental investigation on them.

Curriculum

Materials Science Engineering (MSE)

Course is

Required

Course No.

Classiﬁcation

MSE532

Lecture

MSE590 MSE690 MSE890 MSE501 MSE502 MSE505 MSE511 MSE512 MSE531

MSE550 MSE551 Elective

MSE552

Research Research Research Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture

MSE553

Lecture

MSE571

Lecture

MSE681

Lecture

MSE572 MSE573 MSE580 MSE601 MSE611 MSE612 MSE631

Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture

Course Title

The Seminars Master’s Research Doctoral Research Advanced Thin Film Technology Nanoscale Surface Analysis Advanced Thermodynmaics of Materials Nano Mechanics Advanced Ferrous Metals and Alloys Light Emitting Diodes Dielectric Ceramics: From Fundamentals to Applications Semiconductor Physics and Devices Surface and Interface Sciences Characterization, Microstructure and Anisotropy of Materials Electrochemical methods: fundamental science and applications

Organic Optoelectric Materials and Devices

Carbon Nano Materials Materials for Biomedical Applications Polymer Structures and Properties Synchrotron Radiation Advanced Light Metals and Alloys Alloy Design Electronic Properties of Materials Special Topics on Materials Science Engineering Ⅰ

Course Title (Kor.) 세미나 석사논문연구 박사논문연구 박막공학특론 나노표면분석 고급열역학 나노역학 철강소재특론 LED공학개론

유전체공학

반도체 물성과 소자 표면 및 계면과학 재료의 집합조직 및 이방성 전기화학법: 기초과학 및 응용 유기광전자재료 및 디바이스 탄소나노소재특론 생명공학재료 고분자구조 및 물성 방사광가속기 응용 경량금속소재특론 합금설계 재료의 전자기적성질

신소재공학특론 Ⅰ Research Centers / Curriculum

Course is

Elective

Course No.

Classiﬁcation

MSE683

Lecture

MSE684

Lecture

MSE685

Lecture

MSE686

Lecture

MSE687

Lecture

MSE688

Lecture

MSE682

MSE711 MSE712 MSE731 MSE732 MSE753 MSE754 MSE755 MSE756 MSE757 MSE771 MSE772 MSE809 MSE851 MSE852

Lecture

Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture

Course Title

Special Topics on Materials Science Engineering Ⅱ Special Topics on Materials Science Engineering Ⅲ Special Topics on Materials Science Engineering Ⅳ Special Topics on Materials Science Engineering Ⅴ Special Topics on Materials Science Engineering Ⅵ Special Topics on Materials Science Engineering Ⅶ Special Topics on Materials Science Engineering Ⅷ Advanced Metallic Materials Metallic Materials Processing and Lab Advanced Magnetic Materials Advanced Electric Ceramics Nano Convergent Energy Devices Advanced Semiconductor Devices Introduction to Spintronics Advanced Optical Materials and Devices The Physics of Nanoelectronics Special Topics on ﬂexible Electronic Materials Advanced Polymer Physics Advanced Semiconductor Devices Advanced Transmission Electron Microscopy Quantum Analysis and Modeling

Course Title (Kor.) 신소재공학특론 Ⅱ

신소재공학특론 Ⅲ 신소재공학특론 Ⅳ 신소재공학특론 Ⅴ 신소재공학특론 Ⅵ 신소재공학특론 Ⅶ 신소재공학특론 Ⅷ

금속신소재특론 금속재료 공정 및 실습 자성재료특론 전자세라믹스특론 나노융합에너지소자 고급반도체소자론 스핀트로닉스 개론 고급 광학소재 및 소자 나노소자 물리 플렉시블 전자소재특론 고급 고분자 물리학 고급반도체소자론 전자현미경학특론 양자해석 및 설계

Track Introduction

Advanced Materials Science (AMS)

Nano Materials Engineering (NME)

Credit Requirement Track

Required/Elective Required Elective Required Elective

Advanced Materials Science Nano Materials Science

Credit(minimum)

Interdisciplinary Major

1st Track 21 33 21 33

2nd Track 9 9 9 9

Curriculum

Advanced Materials Science (AMS) Course is Required

1TR:R 2TR:E Elective

Course No. AMS202 AMS203 AMS210 AMS230 AMS390 AMS312 AMS350 AMS400 NME313 AMS311

Course Title

Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering Thermodynamics of Materials Defects in Crystals Introduction to Crystallography Introduction to Computational Materials Science Phase Transformations in Materials Solid State Physics of Materials I Materials Lab1 Mechanical Behavior of Materials Introduction to Metallic Materials

Course Title (Kor.) 재료공학개론 재료열역학 결정결함론 결정학개론 전산재료과학개론 재료상변태 재료고체물리 I 재료실험1 재료의기계적거동 금속재료개론 Curriculum

Course is

Elective

Course No.

AMS351 AMS353 AMS360 AMS401 AMS402 AMS431 AMS432 AMS433 AMS491~494 NME251 NME270 NME315 NME330 NME350 NME353 NME354 NME355 NME356 NME372 NME401 NME402 NME452 NME454 NME455 NME471 NME472 NME491~494 MEN230 MEN301 MEN431 EE231 PHY201 PHY301 PHY303 ENE312 CHM211 CHM351 CHM371 CHM391

Course Title

Thin Film Technology Surface Science of Materials Bio-inspired Materials Science Transmission Electron Microscopy Materials Lab2 Magnetic Properties of Materials Piezoelectric Materials Introduction to Ceramics Special Topics in Advanced Materials ScienceⅠ~ Ⅳ Introduction to Nanomaterials Introduction to Polymer Materials Physical Metallurgy Nano-Electroceramics Modern Physics of Materials Physical Chemistry of Materials : Reaction Engineering Introduction to Semiconductor Introduction to nano-energy Materials Intoduction to Nanophotonics Polymer Physics Nano Materials Lab1 Nano Materials Lab2 Nano Semiconducting Materials Nano-Materials Reliability Display Engineering Polymer Composites Introduction to Flexible Electronics Special Topics in Nano Materials EngineeringⅠ~ Ⅳ Solid MechanicsⅠ Numerical Analysis Introduction to Plastic Deformation ElectromagneticsⅠ Classical Mechanics Quantum Mechanics I Thermal and Statistical Physics Electrochemistry Organic Chemistry I Inorganic Chemistry I Introduction to Nanochemistry Instrumental Analysis

Course Title (Kor.)

박막공학 재료표면과학 바이오소재과학 전자현미경학 재료실험2 재료의 자기적 성질 압전재료 세라믹 물성학 신소재과학특론Ⅰ~ Ⅳ 나노재료개론 고분자재료개론 물리금속학 나노전자세라믹스 재료현대물리 재료물리화학 : 반응공학 반도체개론 나노에너지재료 나노포토닉스 개론 고분자 물리 나노재료실험1 나노재료실험2 나노반도체소자 나노소재신뢰성 디스플레이공학 고분자 복합재료 유연전자소자 개론 나노재료공학특론Ⅰ~ Ⅳ 고체역학Ⅰ 수치해석 소성학개론 전자기학Ⅰ 고전역학 양자물리학 I 열 및 통계물리학 전기화학 유기화학 I 무기화학 I 나노화학개론 기기분석

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ID picture(3x4cm) within 3 months (black and white photo will not be accepted)

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Graduate School Experience Program UNIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship(U-SURF) provides the opportunity to experience interdisciplinary research in a laboratory and selects outstanding 3rd or 4th year undergraduate students from across Korea, research scholarships and residence fee (every participants can stay in the dormitory) are provided to selected students. Participants can also take part in ﬁeld trips, special activities and lectures by guest professors. Students will be accepted into the program, and selected students will be assigned to the laboratories based on their interest. Throughout the program, students undertake research topics using the state-of-the-art facilities. We look forward to outstanding 3rd or 4th year undergraduate, graduate students and masters-degree students who will join in state of the art research during the summer vacation. ※ For more information, please visit the Admissions Team homepage. (http://adm-g.intl.unist.ac.kr/, http://adm-g.unist.ac.kr/)

Scholarship 1

Tuition fee waiver scholarship

UNIST Scholarship

Selection criteria

• Students who are admitted as a government scholarship student or UNIST scholarship student. • Students who are enrolled within 4 semesters for Master’s Program, 6 semesters for Doctoral Program, 10 semesters for MS-Ph.D Program. • Students who received the academic warning or achieved fewer than 3 credits in the previous semester shall be excluded. • Students who have been placed under probation or stronger shall be excluded. ※ Students who beneﬁts other scholarship shall be excluded according to the regulation.

Monthly stipend

Student Expenses

Selection criteria

• Students who are admitted as a government scholarship student or UNIST scholarship student. • Students who are enrolled within 4 semesters for a Master’s Program, 6 semesters for a Doctoral Program, 10 semesters for a MS-Ph.D Program and recommended by the school head and the advisor. • Students who received the academic warning or achieved fewer than 3 credits in the previous semester shall be excluded. • Students who have been placed under probation or stronger shall be excluded. ※ For more information, please visit the Admissions Team homepage. (http://adm-g.intl.unist.ac.kr/)

Graduate Admissions / Graduate School Experience Program / Scholarship

Q&A

What is being taught, courses, prospects The School of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) at UNIST pursues a path to become a leader in materials science and engineering field, on the basis of strong academic program, highly regarded faculty, and self-driven students. The mission of the MSE is to provide our graduates with high-level of education and research experience in order to prepare them to meet the expert needs of academia, industry and national labs when it comes to scientific and engineering issues related to materials science and engineering. The MSE aims to build up strong programs to strengthen the research and education for emerging advanced materials and imminent industrial innovation, and, thus, offers two academic tracks for in-depth educational instruction; Advanced Materials Science(AMS) and Nano Materials Engineering(NME). In an effort to make pioneering advances in materials research, the current research and interests within the MSE ranges from the pure, fundamental science of advanced materials to applied science and engineering, production and utilization of nano materials.

무엇을 배우는지, 어떤 과목, 전망 신소재공학은 21세기 미래산업을 표방하는

IT, BT, ET, NT, ST 및 이들의 융합기술

전반에 필수적으로 요구되며 넓은 범위에서

활동하다 보니 학문의 범위가 광범위합니다. 이러한 응용분야에 대한 다양한 접근을

위해서는 기초학문과의 연계가 중요하며

특히 물리학과 화학은 신소재공학과 분리될

수가 없습니다. 배우는 과목으로 재료공학

개론, 재료열역학, 결정학개론, 재료현대

물리, 전산재료과학개론, 재료상변태, 재료

고체물리, 재료의기계적거동, 나노재료

개론, 고분자재료개론, 나노전자세라믹스,

바이오소재과학, 반도체공학 등이 있습니다. 신소재공학은 기계/금속/전기전자/화학/

중공업 등 제조 산업 전반에서 없어서는

안되는 기반학문이기 때문에 언제나 관련

전공자에 대한 수요가 존재합니다. 국내에

다수의 사기업 연구소나 국책연구기관에

포진하고 있으며 산업체뿐만 아니라 학계

진출도 많기 때문에 진로에 대한 전망은

밝습니다.

Research direction after entering graduate school Materials Science & Engineering (MSE) is directed towards understanding of various materials such as metals, ceramics, semiconductors, polymers and hybrid materials at both macroscopic and microscopic scale and their applications mostly for electronic, optoelectronics, energy, wearable, and defense materials and devices.

Detail research areas are listed as follows: - Organic/Molecular Electronics - Low Dimensional Materials - Advanced Characterization of Materials - Energy Conversion Materials - Wearable Electronics - Defense Strategic Materials

Recommended minor tracks for each major track

Factors to consider in choosing a minor track

Materials Science and Engineering is a bridge between basic science such as physics and chemistry and applied science. You can choose both AMS and NME as your ﬁrst and second track. In case you choose AMS or NME as your ﬁrst track, natural science track (ex.- Physics and chemistry) or applied science track (ex.-Energy Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering) is recommendable for second track.

대학원 진학시 연구방향 신소재공학은 금속, 세라믹, 반도체, 고분자,

복합 소재 등 다양한 소재군의 거시적,

미시적 영역의 이해를 기반으로 전자,

광전자, 에너지, 웨어러블, 방산 소재 및

소자에 대한 연구를 진행합니다.

세부 연구 분야는 다음과 같습니다. - Organic/Molecular Electronics

- Low Dimensional Materials

- Advanced Characterization of Materials

- Energy Conversion Materials

- Wearable Electronics

- Defense Strategic Materials

트랙 선택시 고려사항

신소재공학은 물리나 화학과 같은 기초학문과 응용공학을 이어주는 연결다리와 같은

학문으로 신소재공학에 속한 두 트랙,

신소재과학과 나노재료공학을 각각 1,2

트랙으로 선택하거나, 두 트랙 중 한 트랙을

1트랙으로 선택할 경우 물리학이나 화학과

같은 기초 학문 트랙이나 에너지공학,

기계공학, 화학공학과 같은 응용공학

트랙도 추천 할만 합니다.

Q&A

Research topics of a laboratory, conditions of joining a laboratory, conditions of applying for a research intern

연구실 연구주제, 랩실에 들어갈 수 있는 조건, 연구인턴(지원조건)

Now, in the MSE, 22 faculty members are actively performing their researches on basic understating and applications of various materials, and Center for Multi-Dimensional Programmable Matter, Helmholtz Jülich-UNIST Joint Research Center, KIST-UNIST ULSAN center and FEIUNIST center are managed, in which many faculty members are involved to cooperate for the convergent materials researches. Please ﬁnd the homepage (mse.unist.ac.kr) for further information about research areas of each faculty members and centers. Anyone who has an interest in each faculties’ research area, and who took fundamental courses related to the area can apply for the research internship. However, only sophomores, juniors, and seniors can apply for the research internship

신소재공학부는 현재 총 22분의 교수님이

각각 다양한 소재에 대한 연구를 진행하고 계시며, 다차원프로그래머블 소재

연구센터, 헬름홀츠 연구소,

KIST-UNIST-ULSAN 센터,

FEI-UNIST 센터에 여러 교수님들이

참여하셔서 융합연구를 활발히

진행하고 있습니다.

각 교수님 연구실 및 센터의 연구주제는

학부 홈페이지(mse.unist.ac.kr)를

방문하면 자세한 정보를 얻을 수 있습니다.

교수님의 연구 분야에 관심을 가지고 있고,

해당하는 기초과목을 수강한 지원자는

누구나 가능합니다. 단, 연구 인턴은

학년 제한이 있어서 지원하기 위해서는

2학년 이상이 되어야 합니다.

Social entrepreneurship ﬁelds related to my majors

The discovery of new materials and improvement of existing ones are crucial to bettering our quality of life and solving critical technological and societal problems. Making safe, fuel efficient vehicles requires light weight, strong materials. Improving the performance of jet engines requires new materials that can be used at high temperature. Thereby, there are more chances for founding start-up firm related to new materials than other fields and the detailed fields are as follows. Semiconductor manufacturers, semiconductor equipment and related materials, petrochemical companies, integrated steelworks, non-ferrous metal smelters, metal processing companies, car manufacturers, and shipbuilding construction companies, aircraft manufacturers, glass, ceramics and traditional ceramics manufacturers, electronic materials related companies, dyed processing industry, and textile manufacturing and processing.

전공 관련 사회적 기업 창업 분야

신소재 개발은 삶의 질을 개선하고 중요한

과학 기술적, 사회적 문제 해결에 핵심적

역할을 합니다. 예를 들어 안전하고 효율적

인 차량을 생산을 위해서는 경량 고강도

소재의 개발이 필수적입니다. 이에 따라,

신소재 분야 창업에 대한 기회는 상대적으로 다른 분야에 비해 상당히 많은 편으로 그

세부 관련 분야는 아래와 같습니다.

반도체제조업체, 반도체장비 및 소재

관련기업, 석유화학회사, 종합제철소, 비철금속제련업체, 금속가공업체, 자동차제조업체, 조선건조업체,

항공기제조업체, 유리·도자기 등,

전통요업업체, 전자정보소재 관련업체, 염색가공업체, 섬유제조 및 가공업

Q&A

Prerequisite knowledge or subjects

미리 공부해 놓아야 하는 과목(선행학습 또는 기초학습)

Learning subjects involved in Engineering courses and also related to fundamental courses would be good to study MSE major courses. Especially, learning basic concepts of General physics, General Chemistry, and Calculus etc. are important. However, you can simply overcome lack of basic knowledge if you keep up with MSE Curriculum. And to become a fabulous Materials Science engineer working for the prosperity of humankind, basic physical ﬁtness and sophisticated knowledge is essential.

공학에 속해 있으나 기초에도 가까운

학문으로 1학년 과정에서 배우는 기초학문을 두루 학습 하는 것이 좋습니다. 특히, 일반

물리학과 일반화학, 미적분학등의 개념이

중요합니다. 하지만 1학년때 위 과목에서

부족한 점들은 2학년 진학 후 신소재

커리큘럼만 잘 따라간다면 문제없이 신소재

공학 분야 전문가가 될 수 있습니다. 그리고

인류에 공헌하는 멋진 신소재 공학자가

되기 위해서는 튼튼한 기초 체력과

폭넓은 교양도 필수적입니다.

7 Bachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, or Doctoral degree

Prospective jobs and recommended level of education

전공 관련 취업 가능 직업과 권장 학력

The Materials Science and Engineering is the discipline dealing with basic understanding of materials, so that the demand for human resources who graduate in the MSE are huge in both industry and academia. Generally classifying occupations related to the MSE, there can be engineers and researchers in industry, and researchers and faculties in academia. If you would enter the world of industry as engineers, a bachelor’s degree is enough. If you would like to be researchers or faculties, a doctoral degree is required. Related companies and laboratories are as follows.

신소재공학은 전 산업 분야의 기반이 되는

Industry: Semiconductor manufacturers, semiconductor equipment and related materials, petrochemical companies, integrated steelworks, non-ferrous metal smelters, metal processing companies, car manufacturers, and shipbuilding construction companies, aircraft manufacturers, glass, ceramics and traditional ceramics manufacturers, electronic materials related companies, dyed processing industry, and textile manufacturing and processing. Academia: Universities, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (KITECH), Korea Institute of Ceramic Engineering and Technology (KICET), Korea Testing Laboratory (KTL), Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS), and Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI)

기초 소재를 다루는 학문으로 학계 및 산업

계의 신소재 공학 전문 인력의 수요는 매우

큽니다. 이에 따른 전공 관련 취업 가능

직업군도 공학계열 전 영역에 걸쳐 있다고

할 수 있습니다. 크게 산업계, 학계로 취업군을 나누었을 때 산업계의 경우 회사원, 산업체

연구원으로 나뉘고, 학계의 경우 전문

연구원(연구소), 교원으로 나눌 수 있습니다.

이에 따라 일반 산업체 직원으로 취업할

경우 학사가 적당할 것이고, 산업계 연구원,

연구소 연구원, 교원을 목표로 할 경우 박사

학위가 있어야 합니다. 관련 업계 및 연구소는

아래와 같습니다.

반도체제조업체, 반도체장비 및 소재 관련

기업, 석유화학회사, 종합제철소, 비철금속

제련업체, 금속가공업체, 자동차제조업체,

조선건조업체, 항공기제조업체, 유리·도자

기 등 전통요업업체, 전자정보소재 관련업

체, 염색가공업체, 섬유제조 및 가공업체

연구소 : 반도체, 금속, 신소재, 섬유 및 가공

관련 기업연구소, 대학 내 연구소 등 정부 및

공공기관 : 한국과학기술원, 한국생산기술

연구원, 세라믹기술원, 한국산업기술시험원,

한국기계연구원 부설재료연구소,

한국 전기연구원

Q&A

For juniors preparing for graduation 이보람 신소재공학과 15년도 졸업 현 부경대학교 물리학과, 조교수

안녕하세요, 졸업생 이보람입니다. 처음 학과에서 '졸업을 준비하는 후배들에게' 라는 주제로 졸업생 수기를 부탁 받았을

때는 거절하고 싶은 마음이 먼저 들더군요. 왜냐하면 제가 후배들에게 섣부른 조언이나

제 이야기를 하는 것은 매우 신중해야 한다고 늘 생각하고 있었거든요. 하지만 꼭 후배

들에게 해주고 싶은 말이 있어서 짧은 글을 시작해봅니다.

저는 2015년도 2월에 신소재공학부 박사졸업을 마치고, 그 해 10월에 박사 후 연구원으

로 일하기 위해 영국 케임브리지대학교 카벤디쉬 연구소로 오게 되었습니다. 처음 영국 에 왔을 때 언어도 다른 이곳에서 잘 할 수 있을까? 여기에 있는 사람들은 다 똑똑하고 능

력이 엄청 뛰어날 텐데 라는 생각을 매일하며 하루하루를 보냈던 게 생각납니다. 솔직히

낯선 땅에서 외국인들과 함께 일을 하는 것이 부담스럽고 위축이 되었던 것도 사실이었 습니다. 하지만 지금은 그렇지 않습니다. 그 사연을 후배들에게 조금 나누고자 합니다. 두려움을 깨는 순간! 비로서 내가 나다워 지는 순간!

‘여기 사람들이 나보다 똑똑하고 영어를 잘할지는 모르겠지만 나는 이곳에서 그 누구보

다 소자를 잘 만들 수 있다. 그 누구보다 발광소자나 태양전지에 대한 경험이 많다. 내가

가장 잘할 수 있는 부분부터 인정받자. 내가 가진 지식과 경험을 이들과 진실되게 공유

하자.’ 라는 생각을 가지고 접근했던 것이 이곳에 잘 적응할 수 있었던 비결이었습니다.

여기 사람들도 점차 저의 전문성을 인정해주고 저의 진실성을 느꼈던 것 같습니다. 내

가 조금 손해 보더라도 진실되게 대하는 것, 저는 그게 무척 중요하다고 생각합니다. 그

노력은 반드시 나에게 큰 도움으로 다시 돌아왔습니다. 또한 케임브리지대학교에서 가

장 크게 느낀 점은 유니스트의 위상과 우리의 실력이 결코 낮거나 부족하지 않다는 것이 었습니다.

두려움을 깨는 순간! 비로서 내가 나다워 지는 순간! 76

저를 포함한 유니스트 졸업생, 특히 신소재공학부 후배님들! 여러분의 가능성이나 능력

은 여러분이 생각하는 것보다 훨씬 더 크고 뛰어납니다. 그걸 빨리 깨닫고 꿈꿔왔던 그

길을 차근차근 준비해서 도전해보기를 소망해봅니다.

교만하지 않고 겸손을 겸비한 자신감! 이것이 졸업을 하고 새로운 환경에 접하는 후배

님들의 큰 힘이 될 것이라 전 믿습니다. 저도 2017년 9월부터 부경대학교 물리학과에 임

용되어 한국에서의 새로운 사회생활을 시작할 예정입니다. 저 또한 새로운 환경에서 새

롭게 저의 꿈을 꾸며 나아가겠습니다. 늘 응원합니다!

최재경 신소재공학과 15년도 졸업 현 한국과학기술정보연구원

반가워요 후배님. 저는 2015년 울산과학기술원 신소재공학과 석박통합과정으로 졸업

한 최재경 이에요. 누구나 졸업생은 ‘학생 시절 시간이 너무 잘 갔다, 그 때가 즐거웠다’

는 등의 말을 한다고 하는데, 지금 제가 그 시기에요. 학생 시절이 정말 그리워지네요. 직

장인이 되고 어느새 예비 아빠가 되다보니, 어깨가 무거워 졌어요. 해결할 수 없는 걱정

들도 존재하네요. 지금 와서 생각해보면 학생시절 때 했던 걱정은 늘 해답이 주어져 있

던 어렵지 않은 것들 이었네요. 그리고 그때는 동기 분들도 참 힘이 되었었지요. 그래도

그때보다 지금이 행복해요. 행복해야할 이유들이 생겼거든요.

당시 저는 학생 시절 주머니 사정이 좋지도 않았고, 그렇다고 지식이 뛰어난 것도 아니

었어요. 그래서 졸업을 앞두고 저조한 스펙만으로는 늘 불안했었지요. 취업은 꿈만 같

았어요. 취업 준비기간이 정확히 1년 6개월이었어요. 요즘말로 ‘광탈’(빠른 속도로 서류

탈락)이 50건을 훌쩍 넘었을 걸요? 그렇게 취업을 준비하다가 발견한 내 자신의 커리어

들을 보게 되었어요. 따지고 보면 대학 교육만 10년을 받았는데, 공부 외에 것을 하나씩

뭉쳐보니, 적성이 보이게 되었고, 그 적성이 필요한 곳에 입사를 하게 되었지요. 그곳이

여기 한국과학기술정보연구원 이에요. 여기는 빅데이터를 수집하고 유통하는 정부출

연연구소 입니다. 특히 저의 출신 지역인 울산시의 중소기업에 필요한 빅데이터를 다양

한 수단으로 지원하고 있지요. 신소재 공학과의 전공을 살려 빅데이터를 다루는 분야에

취업하게 될 줄은 누구도 몰랐겠지요? 웃기지 않나요? 늘 직접적인 R&D만 하다가 졸업

이 다되어서야 적성을 새로이 발견하여 비R&D분야에 입사하게 된 것을요. 그러나 여기

서도 충분히 전공을 살리고 있어요. 즉, 입사를 하게된 요인이 운과 기회가 아니라는 것

이지요. 유니스트에서 높은 수준의 학습 강도와 졸업 조건, 담당 교수님의 교육철학 등

이 지금의 저를 만들었지요. 저는 늘 제가 하고 있는 학습과 연구가 진정으로 필요한 곳

에 도움이 되길 간절히 바라고 있어요 후배님, 그렇다할 스펙이 없어도 좌절하지 마세

요. 취업 준비가 일년 이상이 걸린다 해도 포기하지 마세요. 친구를 많이 만드시고 교수

님 분들을 존경해 보세요. 관계에서 틀어진 사람이 있으면 너그럽게 받아주세요. 자신

의 그릇을 키우세요. 그래서 취업 후 서로 도움이 될 수 있는 날을 그려 보세요. 누구보다

더 큰 자질을 갖는 것이에요. 한 가지 더, 유니스트 출신인 것에 자부심을 가지세요, 저는

해외 여느 명문대보다도 자랑스럽네요. 언젠가 제가 있는 곳도 유니스트 후배분들이 오

후배님들, 유니스트 출신인 것에 자부심을 가지세요!

시길 진심으로 바래 봅니다.

For juniors preparing for graduation

김예진 신소재공학부 15년도 졸업 현 LG전자

교수님들께 조언을 구하며 고민 끝에, 졸업 후 연구실이 아닌 취업을 택했던 제 이야기

입니다.

사실 학업에만 충실해 학점을 완벽하게 관리하던 학생은 아니었습니다. 다양한 것을 경

험해보려 했고, 그것들을 통해 (비록 의도한 게 아니라 해도) 많은 것을 배웠습니다. 저는 신소재공학과 함께 산업 디자인을 융합 전공했습니다. 쌩뚱맞을지도 모를 디자인이라

는 전공을 통해 공돌(순)이에게 부족한 감각을 키울 수 있었고, 이것은 여러 방면에서 저 를 Flexible한 사람이 되도록 도와주었습니다. 학부 회장을 하면서는 다른 사람들과 함 께 일하는 법을 배웠다. 교과서 같은 말로 들리겠지만, 지금도 학생회 친구들과 만나면

자주 하는 얘기가 ‘내가 회사 와서 겪어보니까, 너넨 다 회사오면 잘해낼 거야.’ 입니다.

후배 분들에게 ‘디자인 전공하고, 학생회 해보세요~’ 하려고 구구절절 말한 것은 아니

고, 기계적으로 취업에 필요해서 무작정 Spec을 쌓으려고 하기보다, 이런 저런 경험들

을 많이 해보라고 말해주고 싶습니다. 입사 3년차로서 주변을 보면, 일 잘한다 소리 듣

는 사람은 일 처리를 잘 하는 사람입니다. 필요한 것을 명확히 해, 유관부서와 협의하고,

원하는 결론을 끌어내는 사람. 일 머리가 좋은 사람. 경험을 통해서만 키울 수 있는 가장

강력한 Spec이 아닐까 싶습니다.

현업에서 찌든(?) 티가 나는 것 같아 조금 부끄럽지만, 취업을 준비하는 후배 분들께 도

움이 되기를 바랍니다. 여러분은 아직도 너무나 젊고 파릇해요! (저는 아직도 팀 막내랍

니다 ㅎㅎ)

회사에서 원하는 사람은...

Flexible 한

항상 하고 싶은 일만 할 수는 없다.

주어진 일에 유연하게 대처할 수 있는 사람

함께 일하고 싶은

회사는 혼자서(뛰어난 업무수행 능력이 있다 해도)

일을 진행할 수 없다. 주위 사람들과 조화롭게

여러분은 아직도 너무나 젊고 파릇해요! 78

일 할 수 있는 사람 (본인 성향에 따라 역할은

다르겠지만)

주관과 자신감이 있는

중요한 것은 자신감을 자존심 세우기와 혼동하면

안 된다는 것. 자기주장을 내세우는 것이 아니라,

자신감 있게 자신의 생각을 다른 사람에게

설득 할 수 있는 사람

신희섭 신소재공학부 16년도 졸업 현 현대자동차

안녕하세요. 저는 현대자동차 재료개발센터에서 2년차 연구원으로 일하고 있는 4회 졸

업생 신소재공학부 10학번 신희섭입니다. 사내연수를 받으며 정신 없이 다녀왔던 졸업

식이 엊그제 같은데, 벌써 1년반이 지나 졸업을 앞둔 후배님들에게 한마디 전할 수 있는

기회가 생기다니 감회가 새롭네요.

지금쯤이면 대부분 진학이나 취업, 창업 등 본인의 진로들에 대한 고민을 마치시고 이

를 이루기 위해 열심히 노력하고 계실 시기일 것 같은데요. 여러분들은 UNIST에서 어

떠한 것들을 이루고 얻어가시나요? 전공에 대한 지식, 폭넓은 교우관계, 다양한 대외활

동, 색다른 특별한 경험 등 모두 좋습니다. 저 같은 경우는 기본적인 것에서부터 스스로

단단해지려는 마음 가짐을 얻어간 것 같아요. 뛰어나고 다양한 학생들 사이에서 많이 겸손해지고 자만하지 않으려고 마음먹고, 미래에 대한 막연한 생각을 구체화할 수 있도

록 제 자신을 많이 되돌아보려고 했던 것 같아요. 겉으로 보이는 화려한 경험들도 물론

중요할 수 있지만 스스로에 대한 자신감을 키우고 내실을 다질 수 있었던 시간이었던 것

같아요.

사회로의 첫발을 내딛기 전에 많은 기대감, 설렘 혹은 걱정, 고민들이 있으실 텐데요. 가

장 중요한 것은 본인이 하고 싶은 것은 무엇인지에 대한 고찰, 그 일과 관련된 사소한 것

에서부터의 관심, 그리고 과장되지 않은 솔직한 본인의 모습을 잘 보여줄 수 있는 자신

감이 중요하다고 생각해요. 그러한 노력들이 모여 언젠가 마주치게 될 기회들을 놓치지

않고 잡을 수 있게 될 거에요.

학교에서의 소중한 시간, 경험들이 헛되지 않았다고 느낄 수 있도록 졸업 직전까지 치

열하게 준비하고 고민하셔서 유종의 미를 거둘 수 있었으면 좋겠어요. 저는 정말 감사

하고 운이 좋게도 졸업과 동시에 취업을 할 수 있었지만 혹시나 조금은 뒤쳐진다고 해서

조급해하고 걱정하지 마세요. 우리 학교 학생들처럼 내실 있는 사람들은 어디 가서도 부족하지 않고, 진가를 알아보는 사람들이 반드시 있을 겁니다. 혹시나 취업을 준비하

는 후배님들 중 도움이나 조언이 필요한 분이 계시면 언제든 연락을 주시면 조금이라도

도움의 말을 줄 수 있도록 기다리고 있겠어요.

UNIST에서 스스로에 대한 자신감을 키우고 내실을 다질 수 있었습니다! For juniors preparing for graduation

School Event

MSE 새내기 배움터 학부 토크콘서트 UNI VISION

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Room 601-10, Engineering BldgⅠ 50 UNIST-gil, Ulsan 44919, Republic of Korea Tel +82-52-217-3525 E-mail mse-advisor@unist.ac.kr