Introduction of NDML (PDF file): Researches of NDML (Prof. Joo)
(1) Nano-metallurgy
Ji-Yong Kim, Young-Ran Jung, Sang-Ho Oh, Deokgi Hong, Geosan Kang, In-Tae Kim, Hyeontae Kim
Precise phase and structure control in nanoscale is crucial for practical implementation of nanomaterials. In the synthesis process where multiple components are involved, the most of difficulties about mass production and reproducibility are related to the lack of thermodynamic and kinetic predictability. Inspired by chemical metallurgy, an insight to solve the limitations in nanomaterial synthesis has been suggested in our group.
- Process calculation for predicted synthesis
- Nanomaterials structure and phase control
- Energy and environmental applications
(2) Semiconductor devices
Jong-Seong Lee, Sung-Tae Kim, Seunghyun Oh, Do-Kyun Kim, Hak-Jun Kim, Hong-Ik Kim, Seon-Gi Lee, Soon-Gyu Hwang, Ung-Gi Kim, Min-Seok Oh, Yoon-Gu Lee, Jaeyoung Hwang
The performance of semiconductor devices improves everyday and its reliability should attend with performance. Improved device technology affects scale, internal stress, and new material exploration, thereby rising new reliability problems. Our group intensively research on reliability with unique tools such as massive electrical analysis for statistical life time prediction and thermal stress analysis in thin film level. Through these experimental facilities, we focus on atomic mass transport, noble material, and transition bulk to thin film, which is industrial friendly researches such as oxide semiconductors, device interconnect, printed electrodes, thermoelectric materials, and PcRAM.