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📢 This Month's Main Headlines 📝
🥳Paper Online Published in Advanced Functional Materials (Aug. 2026)
Beyond Memory, Toward Intelligence
What does EDNC DO?
EDNC Lab investigates emerging memory devices and neuromorphic computing hardware. Our research focuses on understanding the operating principles and electrical characteristics of OTS, SOM, PCM, RRAM, and memristor-based devices, and on advancing their design, fabrication, and characterization toward high-density, low-power memory and intelligent semiconductor systems.
Selector Only Memory(SOM)
A next-generation memory architecture enabled by OTS selector devices
Ovonic Threshold Switch(OTS)
A fast switching device for suppressing sneak current in memory arrays
Phase Change Memory(PCM)
A memory technology using amorphous and crystalline phase transitions
Resistive Random Acess Memory
A memristive device that stores information through resistance change
Device Simulation
A modeling tool for analyzing switching mechanisms and device performance
Neuromorphic Computing
An emerging hardware platform for brain-inspired intelligent systems
EDNC NEWS
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[2026.08.13]
🥳Paper Online Published in Advanced Functional Materials (Aug. 2026)
A paper authored by our student Eun-joo Yoo has been online published in Advanced Functional Materials in August 2026.
[2026.07.30]
🥳Paper Accepted in Advanced Electronic Materials (Jul. 2026)
A paper first authored by our student Chang-deok Han has been accepted in Advanced Electronic Materials in July 2026.
[2026.07.01]
🥳Attending ISPSA 2026!
It was a good experience!
[2026.03.02]
🥳Welcome!
Sung-min Park and Jun-seuk Yang have joined as Master's students.
🖼️ Gallery
[2026.07.01]
🥳Attending ISPSA 2026!
It was a good experience!
[2026.05.14]
🥳The Teachers' Day!
Thank you, Prof. Seung Hwan Lee!
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