Ji Eun Park

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Dongguk University

South Korea

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Dr. Ji Eun Park is a Research Professor at Dongguk University in South Korea. Her research primarily focuses on water electrolysis and fuel cell technologies, with recent work including the development of advanced catalysts and membrane materials. Notable articles include studies on nickel-iron oxyhydroxide catalysts and novel polymer electrolyte membranes for high-performance energy conversion systems.

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Tae-Ho Kim

Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology

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Sungjun Kim

Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology

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Hyo Eun Bae

Seoul National University

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Yong‐Hun Cho

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hyeonjun sim

Assistant professor

Dongguk University

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Oh Joong Kwon

Incheon National University

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Articles (11)

Nickel–Iron Oxyhydroxide Catalyst-Integrated Unified Electrode for High-Performance and Durable Anion-Exchange Membrane Water Electrolysis

Multiblock copolymers with disulfonated bis(phenylsulfonylphenyl) sulfone group for polymer electrolyte membrane water electrolysis

Directly Coated Iridium Nickel Oxide on Porous‐Transport Layer as Anode for High‐Performance Proton‐Exchange Membrane Water Electrolyzers

Pore-controlled carbon nanotube sheet anodes for proton/anion-exchange membrane water electrolyzers

Oligomeric chain extender-derived anion conducting membrane materials with poly(p-phenylene)-based architecture for fuel cells and water electrolyzers

Highly Sulfonated Aromatic Graft Polymer with Very High Proton Conductivity and Low Hydrogen Permeability for Water Electrolysis

Towards outstanding performance of direct urea fuel cells through optimization of anode catalyst layer and operating conditions

Hierarchically porous, biaxially woven carbon nanotube sheet arrays for next-generation anion-exchange membrane water electrolyzers

Effect of pore structures in nickel‐based porous transport layers for high‐performance and durable anion‐exchange membrane water electrolysis

Effect of catalyst layer designs for high-performance and durable anion-exchange membrane water electrolysis

High-performance and durable water electrolysis using a highly conductive and stable anion-exchange membrane

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Tae-Ho Kim

Sungjun Kim

Hyo Eun Bae

Yong‐Hun Cho

hyeonjun sim

Oh Joong Kwon

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