Hyungyu Jin

Assistant Professor

Pohang University of Science and Technology

South Korea

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Hyungyu Jin is an Assistant Professor at Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) in South Korea. His research focuses on thermoelectric materials and devices, with recent publications exploring topics such as heat flux sensing in lanthanide-iron alloys, novel ferrites for thermochemical hydrogen production, and lattice thermal conductivity in GeTe-based alloys. He is also investigating defect engineering for thermoelectric enhancement and the structural insights of iron-based phase transformation oxides.

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Articles (24)

Sign-reversed anomalous Nernst effect with matched Seebeck coefficient in lanthanide-iron alloys for the direct sensing of heat flux

Discovery of Novel Ferrites for Thermochemical H2 Production Cycle via High‐Throughput Thermodynamic Screening

Lattice Mismatch Induced Lattice Thermal Conductivity Reduction and Negative Thermal Expansion of GeTe-Based Thermoelectric Bulk Alloys

Oxygen Vacancy Defect Engineering for Transverse Thermoelectric Enhancement: a Novel Extrinsic Pathway beyond Intrinsic Approaches

Uninterrupted π-d Conjugated Three-Dimensional Conductive Metal–Organic Framework

Influence of external thermal resistance on thermoelectric cooling in thermal management systems: Operating modes and material selection

Structural insights into iron-based phase transformation oxides for highly efficient thermochemical water splitting

Additive-manufactured topology-optimized heat sinks for enhancing thermoelectric generator conversion efficiency

Enhancement of thermoelectric performance by stacking fault control in (GeTe)1-x(Bi2Te3)x compounds, synthesized by hot press sintering method

Enhancement of thermoelectric properties of p-type bismuth telluride bulk composites with Ag-TiO2 nano particles via spray coating and hot deformation process

Artificial neural network-based temperature prediction of a lunar orbiter in thermal vacuum test: Data-driven reduced-order models

Ultrahigh Electrical Conductivity in p-Type CsPbI2Br Perovskite Thin Films by Modulation Doping

Thermoelectric hotspot cooling using thermally conductive fillers

Enhancing thermoelectric performance via relaxed spin polarization upon magnetic impurity doping

Hierarchical Phonon Scattering from Nano to Macro Scale in Ag-Nano/TiO2-Micro Particle-Decorated p-type Bismuth Telluride Bulk Composites

Supernonlocality in a Weyl metal

Fabrication and Cooling Performance Optimization of Stretchable Thermoelectric Cooling Device

Transverse thermal energy conversion using spin and topological structures

Synergistic Enhancement of Thermoelectric Performances by Cl-Doping and Pb-Excess in (Pb,Sn)Se Topological Crystal Insulator

Catalytic effect of laser-combined atmospheric pressure plasma in lowering the reduction temperature of hematite

Deep learning-based phase prediction of high-entropy alloys: Optimization, generation, and explanation

Designing efficient spin Seebeck-based thermoelectric devices via simultaneous optimization of bulk and interface properties

High thermoelectric performance by chemical potential tuning and lattice anharmonicity in GeTe1−xIx compounds

High thermoelectric performance by chemical potential tuning and lattice anharmonicity in GeTe<inf>1-: X </inf>I<inf>x </inf>compounds

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Seungchul Lee

Jin Hee Kim

Jeong Woo Han

Cheol-Joo Kim

Si-Young Choi

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