Electrical (conducting and dielectric) properties of electroceramics: solid electrolytes, semiconductors, and mixed conductors, dielectrics, ferroelectrics
Impedance spectroscopy for energy and electronic applications
Surface/grain-boundary effects in electroceramics
Interface thermodynamics and kinetics
Interface structure – property relationship
Nanoscale effects in solid state ionics
High-temperature versus low-temperature defect chemistry
Application of electroceramics: solid oxide fuel cells, Li-ion batteries, ceramic sensors, catalysis, photoelectrochemical cells, solar cells, ceramic capacitors, ferroelectric devices
Research Projects:
Artificial intelligence assisted ionics-based materials development platform, Engineering Research Center, NRF
Investigation of body impedance for health care and medical diagnosis, NRF
New paradigm for effective practical impedance spectroscopy, NRF
Electrical characterization of styrene butadiene rubber for tires, PI: Mirae SI, KIAT
Electrochemical interpretation of the permeation performance of ceramic composite oxygen transport membrane (OTM), subproject, KIER
Mechanism for improving performance of various solar cells by in-depth AC characterization, Mid-career Research Program (Core Research), NRF
Multi-species transport phenomena in protonic ceramics: experiments and simulations, subproject of Fusion Research Program for Green Technologies, PI:KIST,NRF
Electrical characterization of beta alumina ceramics, academy partner in Energy Efficiency & Resources Core Technology Program for beta alumina production, PI: FINETECH, Co. Ltd., KETEP
Development of advanced hybrid materials and their evaluation techniques for mobile hydrogen storage, BRL (Basic Research Laboratory) Program, NRF
Electrochemical characterization of solid state electrochemical ammonia synthesis, subsubproject, KIER
Electrochemical characterization and analysis of solid electrolytes, KIMS
Development of characterization techniques for the electrical properties of nanostructured electrolytes and the interfacial phenomena, subsubproject for Fundamental R&D Program for Core Technology of Materials, PI: KIST, KEIT
Development and Application of Impedance Modelling for Electroceramics, General Researcher Program (Female Scientists), NRF
Preparation and defect-chemical characterization of nitrogen-doped TiO2, a promising photoelectrode material for water-splitting, Joint Research Program (Prof. Lerch, TU Berlin), NRF