Dae Joon Kang

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Sungkyunkwan University

South Korea

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Professor Dae Joon Kang is a faculty member at Sungkyunkwan University - Suwon Campus in South Korea. His research focuses on enhancing electrocatalytic performance and sustainability through innovative materials, including polyoxometalates, MXenes, and transition metal dichalcogenides. Recent publications highlight advancements in self-powered devices, large-area pattern growth, and the development of efficient photocatalysts.

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Yongteng Qian

Sungkyunkwan University - Natural Sciences Campus

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Seung Goo Lee

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University of Ulsan

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Hyunje Park

Jeonju University

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Advancing Self-Powered Devices with Novel MXene/Graphene Oxide/Siloxene Frameworks on Textiles: Bridging Chemistry and Sustainability

Stabilizing Polyoxometalate for Enhanced OER Performance Using a Porous Manganese Oxide Support

Rapid In‐Plane Pattern Growth for Large‐Area Inverse Replication Through Electrohydrodynamic Instability of Polymer Films

Liquid-phase catalyst pre-seeding for controlled growth of layered MoS2 films over a large area via chemical vapor deposition

Transferring 2D TMDs through water-soluble sodium salt catalytic layer

Durable hierarchical phosphorus‐doped biphase MoS2 electrocatalysts with enhanced H* adsorption

Electrohydrodynamic Nanopatterning: A Novel Solvent-Assisted Technique for Unconventional Substrates

Rapid Electrohydrodynamic-Driven Pattern Replication over a Large Area via Ultrahigh Voltage Pulses

Strain-dependent phase-change devices based on vanadium dioxide thin films on flexible glass substrates

Hierarchical porous spinel nickel cobaltite nanoflakes anchored reduced graphene oxide nano-photocatalyst for efficient degradation of organic pollutants under natural sunlight

Fog Collection Based on Secondary Electrohydrodynamic-Induced Hybrid Structures with Anisotropic Hydrophilicity

Parametric scheme for rapid nanopattern replication via electrohydrodynamic instability

Ice-Templated MXene/Ag–Epoxy Nanocomposites as High-Performance Thermal Management Materials

Flexible Supercapacitor-Type Rectifier-free Self-Charging Power Unit Based on a Multifunctional Polyvinylidene Fluoride–ZnO–rGO Piezoelectric Matrix

A high-output flexible triboelectric nanogenerator based on polydimethylsiloxane/three-dimensional bilayer graphene/carbon cloth composites

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Yongteng Qian

Seung Goo Lee

Hyunje Park

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