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Welcome to the Environmental and Energy Process Laboratory!
Understanding and Engineering of Complex Fluid Processing
Our research focuses on understanding complex fluid processing, where flow and deformation influence the microstructure, rheology, transport behavior, and performance of advanced energy and environmental materials.
We investigate these complex phenomena by combining rheological characterization, transport analysis, and data-driven process engineering.
Examples of complex fluids studied in our lab include:
Particle suspension
Battery electrode slurry
Catalyst ink
Polymer melt
News
(Mar 2026) Ye Jun received the "Outstanding Poster Award at the Spring Meeting of The Society of Adhesion and Interface". Congratulations!
(Mar 2026) Hyowon joined our group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome!
(Feb 2026) Byeong Uk, Hwan Gyu, Ralph, and Sang Hyun received their M.S. degrees. Congratulations!
(Jan 2026) Yonghyeon, an undergraduate researcher, left our group. We wish his all the best!
(Nov 2025) Byeong Uk, Hwan Gyu, Ralph, and Sang Hyun successfully defended their M.S. theses.
(Sep 2025) Hyesu joined our group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome!
(Sep 2025) Euijin joined our group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome!
(Nov 2025) Ralph's manuscript titled "Plasma-assisted surface modification of ITO-PET surface for enhanced wettability and electrochemical kinetics of WO3 electrochromic films" was accepted at Applied Surface Science. Congratulations!
(Nov 2025) Yonghyeon joined our group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome!
(Sep 2025) Prof. Jung's manuscript titled "Comparative numerical analysis of mixing characteristics for electrode slurries in static mixers" was accepted at Physics of Fluids. Congratulations!
(Jul 2025) Minsun's manuscript titled "Particle deposition in colloid-polymer suspensions: complex interplay between flow characteristics and polymer interactions" was accepted at Physics of Fluids. Congratulations!
(Jun 2025) Do Yeon joined our group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome!
(Mar 2025) Our lab was assigned a new space in Room 202, Engineering Building 3.
For more, please visit News.
Join Us!
We are currently inviting applications from prospective graduate students, undergraduate researchers, and postdoctoral researchers who are interested in complex fluid processing, rheology, transport phenomena, and data-driven engineering. Graduate students in our laboratory receive full tuition support and a living expense. Members of the laboratory are also encouraged to present their research at domestic and international conferences.
If you are interested in joining our group, feel free to contact us at seon27@dankook.ac.kr.
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