Kiyoung LEE

Assistant Professor

Hongik University

South Korea

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Dr. Kiyoung Lee is an Assistant Professor at Hongik University in South Korea. His research primarily focuses on materials science and condensed matter physics, with recent articles exploring topics such as epitaxial growth, perovskite materials, and novel semiconductor devices. His work aims to advance understanding in areas such as thermal conductivity, doping techniques, and the fabrication of transparent field-effect transistors.

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Missouri University of Science and Technology

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Suman Datta

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University of Notre Dame

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Simon R. Phillpot

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Articles (10)

Growth of Ta<sub>2</sub>SnO<sub>6</sub> Films, a Candidate Wide-Band-Gap p-Type Oxide

High- k perovskite gate oxide for modulation beyond 10 14 cm −2

Low resistance epitaxial edge contacts to buried nanometer thick conductive layers of BaSnO3

Synthesis of metastable Ruddlesden–Popper titanates, (ATiO3)n AO, with n ≥ 20 by molecular-beam epitaxy

Thermal conductivity of the n = 1–5 and 10 members of the (SrTiO3)nSrO Ruddlesden–Popper superlattices

A highly controllable doping technique via interdiffusion between epitaxial germanium layers and GaAs

Improved control of atomic layering in perovskite-related homologous series

Atomic-scale identification of invisible cation vacancies at an oxide homointerface

Fully transparent field-effect transistor with high drain current and on-off ratio

Li Intercalation Effects on Interface Resistances of High‐Speed and Low‐Power WSe 2 Field‐Effect Transistors

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Aleksandr Chernatynskiy

Suman Datta

Simon R. Phillpot

Jae Ha Kim

Jae Kim

Jinseong Heo

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