Aloysius Soon

Professor (Full; Tenured)

Yonsei University

South Korea

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Professor Aloysius Soon is a tenured faculty member at Yonsei University, South Korea. His research encompasses a diverse range of areas including materials informatics, ferroelectricity, and nanomaterials, as evidenced by his recent articles on topics such as oxide-chalcogenide heterostructures and the development of solid-state electrolytes. Professor Soon's work also explores the thermodynamics of surfaces and innovative approaches to energy storage systems.

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Dong-Hee Lim

Associate Professor

Chungbuk National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Dongwook Kim

Tufts University

UNITED STATES

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Heon-Jin Choi

Yonsei University

SOUTH KOREA

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Woosun Jang

Assistant Professor

Yonsei University

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Youngduck Kim

Associate Professor

Kyungpook National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Taehun Lee

Jeonbuk National University (JBNU)

SOUTH KOREA

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Catherine Stampfl

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Kwangrae Kim

University of Texas at Austin

UNITED STATES

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Articles (20)

Mapping cation-eutaxy ternary with a phenomenological model

A synergetic oxide-chalcogenide heterostructure in metallic two-dimensional VSe2 for the hydrogen-evolution reaction

Insights into enhanced antiferroelectricity in doped-niobate perovskites for high energy-storage density applications

Corrosion‐Resistant Ultrathin Cu Film Deposited on N‐Doped Amorphous Carbon Film Substrate and Its Use for Crumpleable Circuit Board

Illustrating the pertinacious interlayer charge compression effect in van der Waals heterointerfaces

Data-Driven Materials Informatics for Novel Piezoelectric Janus-Type Nanomaterials Discovery

Recalibrating the Experimentally Derived Structure of the Metastable Surface Oxide on Copper via Machine Learning-Accelerated In Silico Global Optimization

The rise of ab initio surface thermodynamics

Data-mining fluoride-based solid-state electrolytes for monovalent metal batteries

Unlocking the key mechanism behind field-induced ferroelectric phase transition in sodium niobate for energy storage systems

Platinum single-atom catalysts anchored on a heterostructure cupric oxide/copper foam for accelerating photoelectrochemical hydrogen evolution reaction

Exploring anharmonic lattice dynamics and dielectric relations in niobate perovskites from first-principles self-consistent phonon calculations

Quasi-random distribution of distorted nanostructures enhances thermoelectric performance of high-entropy chalcopyrite

Facile synthesis of flexible and scalable Cu/Cu2O/CuO nanoleaves photoelectrodes with oxidation-induced self-initiated charge-transporting platform for photoelectrochemical water splitting enhancement

Order-disorder phase transition driven by interlayer sliding in lead iodides

Oxidic structures on copper-gold alloy nanofacets

Vertical Conductivity and Topography in Electrostrictive Germanium Sulfide Microribbon via Conductive Atomic Force Microscopy

Alternative Cu3Zn catalysts for enhanced reduction of CO2 to CH4: A density functional theory-based approach

Activated chemical bonds in nanoporous and amorphous iridium oxides favor low overpotential for oxygen evolution reaction

Composition-controlled ultrathin holey TiO1−xNx nanosheets as powerful hybridization matrices for highly mass-efficient electrocatalysts

Collaborators (8)

Dong-Hee Lim

Dongwook Kim

Heon-Jin Choi

Woosun Jang

Youngduck Kim

Taehun Lee

Catherine Stampfl

Kwangrae Kim

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