Wi Hyoung Lee

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Konkuk University

South Korea

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Professor Wi Hyoung Lee is a faculty member at Konkuk University, South Korea. His research primarily focuses on the development and optimization of gas-sensing technologies, including organic and fiber-type transistor-based sensors. Recent publications explore areas such as enhancing sensitivity in gas detection, improving gas-sensing properties of various materials, and the microstructural control of advanced semiconductor structures.

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Bong-Gi Kim

Konkuk University

SOUTH KOREA

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Hyun-Jong Chung

Konkuk University

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Do Hwan Kim

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Hanyang University

SOUTH KOREA

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Enhancing Sensitivity in Gas Detection: Porous Structures in Organic Field-Effect Transistor-Based Sensors

Optimization of Gas-Sensing Properties in Poly(triarylamine) Field-Effect Transistors by Device and Interface Engineering

Side-Chain-Assisted Transition of Conjugated Polymers from a Semiconductor to Conductor and Comparison of Their NO<sub>2</sub> Sensing Characteristics

Fiber-Type Transistor-Based Chemical and Physical Sensors Using Conjugated Polymers

Microstructural Control of Soluble Acene Crystals for Field-Effect Transistor Gas Sensors

Unveiling Viscoelastic Response of Capacitive-type Pressure Sensor by Controlling Cross-Linking Density and Surface Structure of Elastomer

Enhanced Sensitivity of Iontronic Graphene Tactile Sensors Facilitated by Spreading of Ionic Liquid Pinned on Graphene Grid

Enhanced Gas Sensing Properties of Graphene Transistor by Reduced Doping with Hydrophobic Polymer Brush as a Surface Modification Layer

Optimization of gate-bias stability and gas-sensing properties of triethylsilylethynyl anthradithiophene micro-strip field-effect transistors by incorporating insulating polymer

Organic transistors based on oxidized single-walled carbon nanotube electrodes patterned via simple spray coating

Direct CVD Growth of a Graphene/MoS2 Heterostructure with Interfacial Bonding for Two-Dimensional Electronics

Direct transfer of CVD-grown graphene onto eco-friendly cellulose film for highly sensitive gas sensor

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Bong-Gi Kim

Hyun-Jong Chung

Do Hwan Kim

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