Uk Sim

Associate Professor

Korea Institute of Energy Research

South Korea

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Dr. Uk Sim is an Associate Professor at the Korea Institute of Energy Technology, South Korea. His research encompasses diverse areas including functionalized nanomaterials for cancer detection, sodium-ion hybrid capacitors, and sustainable hydrogen production. He has contributed to multiple articles exploring advancements in electrocatalysis, biosensing platforms, and the performance of energy storage systems.

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yoong ahm kim

Professor

Chonnam National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Subramani Surendran

Research Professor

Korea Institute of Energy Technology (KENTECH)

SOUTH KOREA

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Ho-Young Jung

Associate Professor

Chonnam National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Min-Cheol Kim

Assistant Professor

Sookmyung Women's University

SOUTH KOREA

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Articles (10)

Cycle performance analysis of lead–carbon electrode under high-load conditions for automotive battery applications

Hydrogen and value-added products yield from hybrid water electrolysis: A critical review on recent developments

Advances in Functionalized Nanomaterial-incorporated Biosensing Platforms for Detecting Cancer Biomarkers during Biopsies

Boosting ion diffusion at Ni<sub>2</sub>P@3D nanostructure carbon network interface for superior and durable sodium-ion hybrid capacitor

Characterization of bipolar plates manufactured with various Pb/C ratios for unitized regenerative fuel cell system

High entropy alloy: From theoretical evaluation to electrocatalytic activity of hydrogen evolution reaction

Manipulating wettability of catalytic surface for improving ammonia production from electrochemical nitrogen reduction

Mechanism of Enhanced Flowability/Spreadability in 3D Printed Ni Alloy Powder

Meticulous integration of N and C active sites in Ni<sub>2</sub>P electrocatalyst for sustainable ammonia oxidation and efficient hydrogen production

Paradox of thiourea: A false-positive and promoter for electrochemical nitrogen reduction on nickel sulfide catalysts

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yoong ahm kim

Subramani Surendran

Ho-Young Jung

Min-Cheol Kim

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