Jinhyuk Lim

Assistant Professor

Eastern Illinois University

United States

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Jinhyuk Lim is an Assistant Professor at Eastern Illinois University, located in the United States. His research interests encompass high-pressure electronic structures, superconductivity, and the effects of compression on crystal structures. His recent publications include studies on the honeycomb iridate Cu2IrO3 and transition metal-doped diboride compounds, contributing to advancements in understanding superconductivity and material properties under pressure.

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Richard G. Hennig

University of Florida

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Ravhi Kumar

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University of Chicago

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James Hamlin

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University of Florida

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Peter Hirschfeld

University of Florida

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Electronic structure of the honeycomb iridate Cu2IrO3 at high pressure

Diboride compounds doped with transition metals: A route to superconductivity through structure stabilization as well as defects

Effect of low-temperature compression on superconductivity and crystal structure in strontium metal

Pressure-induced metallization and loss of surface magnetism in FeSi

Pressure-induced metallization and loss of surface magnetism in FeSi

Diboride compounds doped with transition metals: A route to superconductivity through structure stabilization as well as defects

Niobium substitution suppresses the superconducting critical temperature of pressurized MoB2

Niobium substitution suppresses the superconducting critical temperature of pressurized MoB2

Creating superconductivity in WB2 through pressure-induced metastable planar defects

High critical field superconductivity at ambient pressure in MoB2 stabilized in the P6/mmm structure via Nb substitution

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Richard G. Hennig

Ravhi Kumar

James Hamlin

Peter Hirschfeld

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