Yeong Don Park

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Incheon National University

South Korea

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Yeong Don Park is a Professor at Incheon National University in South Korea. His research focuses on advanced materials for sensor applications, energy storage systems, and organic optoelectronic devices. Recent publications include studies on gas sensing technologies, lithium-ion batteries, and the optimization of conductive materials for enhanced performance.

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Chang Yeon Lee

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Incheon National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Md. Rajibur Rahaman Khan

Research Associate Professor

Hanyang University - Ansan Campus

SOUTH KOREA

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Metal–Organic-Framework-Decorated Carbon Nanofibers with Enhanced Gas Sensitivity When Incorporated into an Organic Semiconductor-Based Gas Sensor

Polythiophene hybrid film with zirconium–porphyrin metal–organic framework for improved charge carrier transport and NO2 gas sensing

Exploration on Solvatochromic Sensing Probe of Phenol Blue for L‐Lactic Acid Detection: Effective Strategy to Obtain Reliable Capacitive Sensor

Reinforcement of binder adhesion for nickel-rich layered oxide in lithium-ion batteries using perfluorinated molecular surface modification

Optimization of Additives for Improving the Electrical Performance in Organic Optoelectronics Devices

Organic-Transistor-Based NO<sub>2</sub> Sensor Fabricated with Surface-Modified Faujasite-Type Zeolite as an Efficient Nanochannel for Gas Analytes

Enhancement of NO2 gas sensing ability through strong binding energy by modification of interface characteristics

Lithium Manganese Oxides Cathodes Functionalized by Ionic Monomer Additive as a Surface Modifier for Lithium-ion Batteries

Metal–Organic Framework as a Functional Analyte Channel of Organic-Transistor-Based Air Pollution Sensors

Conjugated polymer–zeolite hybrids for robust gas sensors: Effect of zeolite surface area on NO2 sensing ability

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Chang Yeon Lee

Md. Rajibur Rahaman Khan

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