Hyung Koun Cho

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Sungkyunkwan University

South Korea

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Hyung Koun Cho is a Professor at Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea. His research focuses on advanced materials for energy applications, including lithium-ion and zinc-ion batteries, solar hydrogen production, and electrochemical catalysis. Recent publications highlight his work on multi-phase TiO2-carbon nanoarchitectures and the development of innovative photocathodes for enhanced solar energy conversion. He is dedicated to exploring sustainable solutions through the rational design of nanomaterials.

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Ho Seong Lee

Kyungpook National University

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Sungho Jeon

University of Pennsylvania

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Ji Hoon Choi

Sungkyunkwan University - Natural Sciences Campus

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Sung-Woon Cho

Sunchon National University

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Articles (19)

Harmonized Bronze/Anatase/Rutile Multiphase Conjugated TiO2‐Carbon Nanoarchitecture Anode from Ti‐Based Metal‐Organic Frameworks for Enhanced Lithium‐Ion Battery Performance

High‐Density CuBi2O4 Photocathodes Using Well‐Textured Buffer Layers and Their Unassisted Solar Hydrogen Production Performances

Phase‐Transformable MOF‐Derived α‐ZnMoO4 Cathode Featuring Oxygen Vacancies and Lattice Lubrication for Enhanced Zinc‐Ion Storage

Oxygen network formation for efficient charge transport and durable BiVO4 photoanodes with ultra-thin TiO2 layer in solar water splitting

Electrochemical Glycerol Valorization Using Tolerant Pt Embedded Bi Platform Electrocatalysts Derived From Photoactive Bismuth Oxyiodide Nanosheet Intermediates

Photoilluminated Redox-Processed Rh2P Nanoparticles on Photocathodes for Stable Hydrogen Production in Acidic Environments

Rational Design of a Co/MnO-Embedded 2D Nitrogen-Doped Carbon/Carbon Nanotube Hybrid Catalyst for Efficient Oxygen Catalysis and High-Capacity Zn–Air Batteries

Photoassisted Water Purification through an Electrochemically Artificially Adjusted p-Cu2O Light Absorption Layer

Low-Intensity Light Detection with a High Detectivity Using 2D-Sb2Se3 Nanoflakes on 1D-ZnO Nanorods as Heterojunction Photodetectors

Nitrogen-Doped Amorphous Carbon/Dual-Phasic TiO2 Nanocomposite Electrodes Derived from Ti-Based Metal–Organic Frameworks Designed with a Mixed Linker Combination for High-Rate Lithium Storage

Surface‐Confined Ultra‐Low Scale Pd Engineered Layered Co(OH)2 toward High‐Performance Hydrazine Electrooxidation in Alkaline Saline Water

Synergistic Mo and S co-doping on NiSe2 electrodes for reduced kinetic barrier of water electrolysis

Highly Sensitive Hybrid Oxide Phototransistors with Photoresponsive Zeolitic‐Imidazolate‐Frameworks for Real‐Time Light Detection

Alkali Cation Engineered Chemical Self‐Oxidation of Copper Oxide Nanowire‐Based Photocathodes

Multiple functional biomolecule-based metal-organic-framework-reinforced polyethylene oxide composite electrolytes for high-performance solid-state lithium batteries

Atomically Adjustable Rhodium Catalyst Synthesis with Outstanding Mass Activity via Surface‐Limited Cation Exchange

Ambipolar operation of progressively designed symmetric bidirectional transistors fabricated using single-channel vertical transistor and electrochemically prepared copper oxide

Intensive harmonized synapses with amorphous Cu2O-based memristors using ultrafine Cu nanoparticle sublayers formed via atomically controlled electrochemical pulse deposition

Design of Bronze‐Rich Dual‐Phasic TiO2 Embedded Amorphous Carbon Nanocomposites Derived from Ti‐Metal–Organic Frameworks for Improved Lithium‐Ion Storage

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Ho Seong Lee

Sungho Jeon

Ji Hoon Choi

Sung-Woon Cho

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