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The Sensor and Microsystems Laboratory focuses on the development of high-performance sensors using advanced semiconductor technology, as well as the energy supply components and semiconductor circuits that support them. Through innovative sensor and semiconductor circuit technologies, we aim to realize the future of smart systems.
We are recruiting students and researchers to work on power handling circuit/system design and semiconductor sensor development !
Self-powered wearable sensor
Self-powered wearable sensor
(with integrated circuits, energy harvester, and sensors)
(with integrated circuits, energy harvester, and sensors)
Synaptic transistor for optical sensor
Synaptic transistor for optical sensor
Wireless power transfer for sensor operation
Wireless power transfer for sensor operation
We are pleased to announce that our work entitled "A Fast-Transient Capacitorless LDO with a Hybrid Gate-Drive Scheme for Wireless Power Transfer Receivers" has been accepted for publication in IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems (IEEE TVLSI).
Our paper on "Humidity-resistant room-temperature VOC gas sensor based on a hydrophobically modified metal-organic framework with a hierarchical inverse opal structure" has been accepted for publication in Sensors and Actuators A: Physical (ranked Top 19% in JCR category).
Our paper on "pH-tuned SnSOx nanostructures for ultralow humidity sensing with high-temperature sensor operation" has been accepted for publication in Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical (ranked Top 2 in JCR category).
2025년 국가아젠다 기초연구 신규과제 선정 (신개념 스마트 센서: 광-시냅틱 트랜지스터 기반 센서)
"High-Performance Asymmetric Supercapacitors using Optimized Coral-type-Ni3S2/NiCu Layered Double Hydroxide Hierarchical Nanostructures on Nickel Foam" has been accepted for publication in Electrochimica Acta
A new book by professor Kwang-Seok Yun, "실습으로 익히는 센서 및 마이크로시스템 (Learning Sensors and Microsystems Through Practice) " is now available.
Congratulations to Jungwon Woo and Jaeho Han for having their paper titled "Sweat sensing using a photonic synaptic transistor integrated with electrochemical gate" accepted for presentation at MEMS 2024, taking place in January in Texas!
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