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과학

Overview

Our group’s main research interests lie in developing nanomaterials with a controlled structure by applying the phase separation phenomenon in the nanoscale and applying them to energy storage devices including lithium-ion secondary batteries (electrode active materials, electrodes, separators, etc.). Therefore, we focus on developing high performance energy storage systems with functional energy materials.

Nanomaterials

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Nanomaterials can be used in various research fields such as catalysts, sensors, separation, and drug delivery as well as energy storage due to the new physical/chemical properties of materials appearing in the nanoscale. Recently, in addition to nano-materialization, research on precisely controlled 3D structure in the nanoscale is being conducted. In our laboratory, we are working on the development of multifunctional nanomaterials with controlled size, shape, and composition by using the phase separation phenomenon that occurs in a complex mixture of organic and inorganic materials.

  • Understanding/application of phase separation of organic/inorganic materials

  • Development of multi-functional nanostructured materials with controlled size, shape and composition

  • Precise analysis of nanostructured materials

Energy storage device

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Growing interest in the environment is driving the use of environmentally friendly and sustainable energy storage devices. In order to satisfy the demand for high-performance energy storage devices, academic research for securing high stability/high performance is being actively conducted. Herein, our group aims to design secondary batteries, supercapacitors, hybrid energy storage systems, and next-generation secondary batteries with excellent performance by developing materials and exploring electrochemical mechanisms.

  • Scalable synthesis of various electrode materials

  • Fundamental mechanism study through electrochemical analysis

  • Application/optimization of various systems such as lithium-ion batteries and hybrid supercapacitors

  • Development of next-generation battery system

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