Dong Ki Yoon

Associate/Full Professor

KAIST

South Korea

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Dong Ki Yoon is an Associate Professor at KAIST, South Korea. His research focuses on liquid crystalline materials and their applications, with recent articles exploring topics such as chiral self-assembly, actuation mechanisms in liquid crystalline polymer networks, and reconfigurable optical systems. Professor Yoon's work aims to advance the understanding and utilization of liquid crystals in various technological fields, including telecommunications and material sustainability.

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Tae-Hyun Bae

Associate Professor

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Jesse Gaehyun Park

Assistant professor

Yonsei University

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pilhan kim

Seoul National University Hospital

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Tae Joo Shin

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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Articles (29)

Fabrication of Chiral Liquid Crystal Pinwheel Arrays Through Capillarity‐Assisted Particle Assembly

Comprehensive Study of Actuation Mechanisms and Applications in Liquid Crystalline Polymer Networks and Elastomer from Nanometer Precision to Macroscale Functionality

Spatial Control of Chiral Self‐Assembly and Lithographic Applications in Liquid Crystal Polymer Network

Dual Stimuli-Responsive Actuation of Oriented MXene/Polymer Composite

Reconfigurable Liquid Crystal‐Based Physical Unclonable Function Integrating Optical and Electrical Responses

Enhancing Color Gamut with Wavelength‐Selective Polarization Modulation in Chiral Liquid Crystals

Macroscopic alignment of metal–organic framework crystals: recent advances and perspectives on sustainability

Nanoconfinement-induced orientation changes in liquid crystalline block co-oligomers

Reconfigurable Multibeam Holographic Antenna Based on Liquid-Crystal Technology for Ka-Band LEO Satellite Application

Tuning of Folding Height in Bilayer-Folded Lamellae by Bending Rigidity Control

Highly Efficient Organic Light–Emitting Diode Using DNA as Scattering Layer

On‐Demand Crack Formation on DNA Film via Organic Solvent‐Induced Dehydration

Surface-induced orientation of liquid crystal phases

Mechanochromic Palettes of Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Elastomers for Visual Signaling

Correction to “Planar Spin Glass with Topologically Protected Mazes in the Liquid Crystal Targeting for Reconfigurable Micro Security Media”

On‐Demand Tunable Electrical Conductance Anisotropy in a MOF‐Polymer Composite

Terahertz-polarizing effect based on geometric anisotropy of Ti3C2Tx MXene nanosheets

Ultralow‐Voltage Frequency Tunning of Liquid Crystal‐Based GHz Antenna via Nanoscratching Method

Fabrication of Zigzag Parylene Nanofibers in Liquid Crystals with Electric Field-Induced Defect Structures

Utilization of Physical Anisotropy in Metal–Organic Frameworks via Postsynthetic Alignment Control with Liquid Crystal

Controlled Mesoscopic Growth of Polymeric Fibers Using Liquid Crystal Template

Paintable Physical Unclonable Functions using DNA

Fabrication of Scratched Nanogrooves for Highly Oriented Cell Alignment and Application as a Wound Healing Dressing

Patterned Hydrophobic Liquid Crystalline Fibers Fabricated from Defect Arrays of Reactive Mesogens via Electric Field Modulation

Nanoconfinement-Dependent Chain Orientation of Polymorphs in Poly(3-dodecylthiophene)s

Precise orientation control of a liquid crystal organic semiconductor via anisotropic surface treatment

Optical Rotation‐Based Tunable Color Filter Using Chiral Photonic Crystal

Field-induced orientational switching produces vertically aligned Ti3C2Tx MXene nanosheets

Fabrication of Arrays of Topological Solitons in Patterned Chiral Liquid Crystals for Real‐Time Observation of Morphogenesis

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Tae-Hyun Bae

Jesse Gaehyun Park

pilhan kim

Tae Joo Shin

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