Wonhee Ko

Assistant Professor

University of Tennessee

United States

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Wonhee Ko is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA. His research primarily focuses on topological states in materials, unconventional superconductivity, and the properties of atomically thin membranes. Dr. Ko has published several articles discussing topics such as the interplay between topological and Rashba states, Andreev probes, and electronic states in quantum dot superlattices.

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Michael Boutilier

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Jose Lado

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J. Bernholc

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Articles (14)

Interplay between Topological States and Rashba States as Manifested on Surface Steps at Room Temperature

Hierarchical zero- and one-dimensional topological states in symmetry-controllable grain boundary

Atomic-Scale Andreev Probe of Unconventional Superconductivity

Nematically Templated Vortex Lattices in Superconducting FeSe

Correction to “Breaking of Inversion Symmetry and Interlayer Electronic Coupling in Bilayer Graphene Heterostructure by Structural Implementation of High Electric Displacement Fields”

Anti-site defect-induced disorder in compensated topological magnet MnBi2-xSbxTe4

Author Correction: Emergence of distinct electronic states in epitaxially-fused PbSe quantum dot superlattices

Emergence of distinct electronic states in epitaxially-fused PbSe quantum dot superlattices

Differences in water and vapor transport through angstrom-scale pores in atomically thin membranes

Breaking of Inversion Symmetry and Interlayer Electronic Coupling in Bilayer Graphene Heterostructure by Structural Implementation of High Electric Displacement Fields

Exploration of two surfaces observed in Weyl semimetal BaMnSb2

Reshaped Weyl fermionic dispersions driven by Coulomb interactions in MoTe2

Local manifestations of thickness-dependent topology and edge states in the topological magnet MnBi2Te4

Kinetic Control of Angstrom-Scale Porosity in 2D Lattices for Direct Scalable Synthesis of Atomically Thin Proton Exchange Membranes

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Juan Carlos Idrobo

Nicole Moehring

Piran R. Kidambi

Eyup B. Unlu

Michael Boutilier

Jose Lado

J. Bernholc

Matt Law

Moon Jip Park

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