JOON-SHIK PARK

Chief Researcher

Korea Electronics Technology Institute

South Korea

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Joon-Shik Park is a Chief Researcher at the Korea Electronics Technology Institute in South Korea. His recent research focuses on the development of highly sensitive gas sensors, particularly utilizing metal iodates, hafnium-doped ZnO, and various nanostructures to enhance detection capabilities for gases such as NOX and acetone. His work encompasses material characterization and sensor performance evaluation, contributing significantly to advancements in gas sensing technologies.

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Hyung Mo Jeong

SOUTH KOREA

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Highly Sensitive and Selective Gas Sensors Based on Metal Iodates: Material Characterization and Sensor Performance Evaluation

Development of Morphologically engineered Flower-like Hafnium-Doped ZnO with Experimental and DFT Validation for Low-Temperature and Ultrasensitive Detection of NOX Gas

Novel Co(OH)F/Zn(OH)F heterostructures for acetone gas sensor applications: Materials synthesis, characterization, and sensor performance evaluation

Conductometric nitrogen dioxide gas sensors based on sol-gel-prepared hafnium-added indium zinc oxide (Hf-IZO)

Development of Co(OH)xF2−x Nanosheets for Acetone Gas Sensor Applications: Material Characterization and Sensor Performance Evaluation

Hydrothermal synthesis of mesoporous ZnO microspheres as NOX gas sensor materials — Calcination effects on microstructure and sensing performance

Flower-shaped ZnO nanomaterials for low-temperature operations in NOX gas sensors

Improved formaldehyde gas sensing properties of well-controlled Au nanoparticle-decorated In2O3 nanofibers integrated on low power MEMS platform

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Hyung Mo Jeong

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