Dong-Hwa Seo

Associate professor

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

South Korea

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Dong-Hwa Seo is an Associate Professor at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea. His research primarily focuses on lithium-ion batteries, including phase transitions, redox stability, and the synthesis of advanced cathode materials. Recent publications highlight topics such as charge redistribution in Prussian blue analogues and electrochemical kinetics in novel electrolyte systems.

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Seong-Min Bak

Associate Professor

Yonsei University

SOUTH KOREA

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Jungki Ryu

Professor

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

SOUTH KOREA

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Seok Woo Lee

Assistant Professor

Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

SINGAPORE

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Dong Yeon Kim

Assistant Professor

Jeju National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Haeseong Jang

Chung-Ang University

SOUTH KOREA

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Minah Lee

Associate Professor

Pohang University of Science and Technology

SOUTH KOREA

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George P Demopoulos

Professor

McGill University Faculty of Engineering

CANADA

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Yuzhang Li

University of California

UNITED STATES

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Hyun-Wook Lee

Associate Professor

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

SOUTH KOREA

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Seok Ju Kang

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

SOUTH KOREA

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Jaehyun Park

Assistant Professor

Gyeongsang National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Attaining Full Li‐Ion Storage Capacity in Nearly Defect‐free and Preferential Orientation Grown LiCoPO4 Via ab initio Solvothermal Crystallization Control

Highlighting Charge Redistribution Phenomenon in Mn‐Based Prussian Blue Analogues for Enhancing Redox Stability

Metal-to-Metal Charge Transfer for Stabilizing High-Voltage Redox in Lithium-Rich Layered Oxide Cathodes

Structural polymorphism and carrier effects in sodium-ion conducting Prussian blue-type solid electrolytes

Guided phase transition for mitigating voltage hysteresis of iron fluoride positive electrodes in lithium-ion batteries

Nucleation-promoting and growth-limiting synthesis of disordered rock-salt Li-ion cathode materials

Electrochemical Evolution of Ru‐Based Polyoxometalates into Si,W‐Codoped RuOx for Acidic Overall Water Splitting

Redox Engineering of Fe‐Rich Disordered Rock‐Salt Li‐Ion Cathode Materials

Nearly all-active-material cathodes free of nickel and cobalt for Li-ion batteries

Electrochemical kinetic energy harvesting mediated by ion solvation switching in two-immiscible liquid electrolyte

Oxygen redox in LiNiO2 cathodes

Capturing the hole states of oxygen

Boosting the interfacial superionic conduction of halide solid electrolytes for all-solid-state batteries

Chemistry-informed machine learning: Using chemical property features to improve gas classification performance

Deep-learning based spatio-temporal generative model on assessing state-of-health for Li-ion batteries with partially-cycled profiles

Effects of cation and anion substitution in KVPO<sub>4</sub>F for K-ion batteries

Electrostatic Covalent Organic Frameworks as On-Demand Molecular Traps for High-Energy Li Metal Battery Electrodes

Exploring ultrafast flow chemistry by autonomous self-optimizing platform

Full-Hexacyanometallate Aqueous Redox Flow Batteries Exceeding 1.5 V in an Aqueous Solution

Molecularly engineered linear organic carbonates as practically viable nonflammable electrolytes for safe Li-ion batteries

Collaborators (11)

Seong-Min Bak

Jungki Ryu

Seok Woo Lee

Dong Yeon Kim

Haeseong Jang

Minah Lee

George P Demopoulos

Yuzhang Li

Hyun-Wook Lee

Seok Ju Kang

Jaehyun Park

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