We are pleased to announce that our latest collaborative research with Prof. Byungjo Kim, Prof. Joonki Suh, and Prof. Hyun Seok Lee has been published in Small!
Preventing Plasma-Induced Resist Hardening in Molybdenum Disulfide Transistors via Sacrificial Metal Mask Lithography
This work reveals the atomistic origin of plasma-hardened photoresist residues on MoSβ and introduces a sacrificial Au mask process that prevents interfacial contamination. The method reduces contact resistance by approximately tenfold, enhances ON-current by an order of magnitude, and is applicable to photolithography, electron-beam lithography, top-gated devices, with flake, MOCVD-grown and ALD-grown MoSβ.
Congratulations to the first author, Dahyeon Kim, and all co-authors!
We are pleased to announce that our latest research has been published in Nature Communications!
Sub-femtosecond Figure-of-Merit Millimeter-wave Switches via Solution-processed MoSβ for 6G Radio-frequency Front-ends
This work presents a transfer-free, large-area solution-processed MoSβ memristive switch platform for energy-efficient mmWave RF front-ends, enabling zero-static-power operation, sub-femtosecond RF performance, and circuit-level phase-shifter demonstrations for next-generation 6G systems.
A huge congratulations to the first authors, Changwoo Pyo and Sungmoon Park, and all co-authors for this excellent work!
π Read the full paper here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-026-74534-7
We are pleased to announce that our latest research has been published in Advanced Functional Materials!
Oxidized MoSβ-Based Multifunctional Memristive Hardware for Energy-Efficient mmWave Signal Processing and In-Memory Matrix Multiplication
This work presents an oxidized MoSβ-based multifunctional memristive hardware platform that integrates nonvolatile mmWave RF switching and energy-efficient in-memory vectorβmatrix multiplication for next-generation wireless systems.
A huge congratulations to the first author, Juho Son, and all co-authors, for this excellent work!
π Read the full paper here: https://doi.org/10.1002/adfm.76362
We are thrilled to announce that our latest research has been published in Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical! This work presents a scalable, label-free RF biosensor designed for the precise detection of single-stranded circulating cell-free DNA (ss-cfDNA)βa crucial biomarker for non-invasive cancer diagnosis.
A huge congratulations to the co-first authors, Seungchan Lee and Eunho Choi, for leading this outstanding work! This was a fantastic collaboration with Prof. Woojung Shin (KAIST) and Prof. Joohoon Kang (Yonsei Univ.).
π Read the full paper here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.snb.2026.139540
We are excited to share our new paper in Advanced Functional Materials: "Thermally Robust Polymer-Based Analogue Switch for Flexible mmWave Application."
In partnership with Prof. Min-Ju Kim (Dankook University), our team has overcome the historic thermal limitations of organic materials. By leveraging iCVD-deposited pV3D3, we have engineered a flexible RF switch that delivers robust performance for next-generation mmWave applications.
Kudos to lead researchers Sungmoon and Changwoo for their outstanding work on this project!π₯³ππ
π Read the paper: http://doi.org/10.1002/adfm.202527948
Our new paper is out in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces! π’
We developed a polarity engineering technique for MoTe2 to create homogeneous complementary circuits on a single flake. By combining molecular adsorption and e-beam irradiation, we successfully demonstrated high-gain inverters, NAND/NOR gates, and even reversible circuit function switching.
A massive well done to Seungchan for this outstanding research! π₯³ππ
π Link: http://doi.org/10.1021/acsami.5c13999
Awesome news! Dabin and Sungmoon won the Research Grant for Master's Students (μμ¬κ³Όμ μμ°κ΅¬μ₯λ €κΈ μ§μ). Congratulations to you both! π₯³ππ
Changwoo's research was accepted for an oral presentation (acceptance rate < 25%) at the 2025 Device Research Conference (DRC). Held at Duke University, DRC is the most prestigious and longest-running conference in the semiconductor device field. The abstract will be available soon, and more information can be found on the DRC 2025 website.
Congratulations Changwoo! π₯³ππ
π Link: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/11105711
Our new paper on energy-efficient RF switches is now published in Advanced Science! We developed a VOx-based non-volatile switch that requires zero power to maintain its state, tackling a major hurdle for next-gen 5G/6G devices.
We demonstrated its potential by building a tunable RF filter, showcasing a new path for reconfigurable communication systems.
Huge congratulations to the amazing first authors, Dabin and Dahyeon, for leading this incredible work! π₯³ππ
π Link: http://doi.org/10.1002/advs.202501989
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Thrilled to announce our review paper, "Emerging memory electronics for non-volatile radiofrequency switching technologies" is published in Nature Reviews Electrical Engineering!
Huge congratulations to the first author, Dahyeon, for leading this incredible achievement! π₯³ππ
Our laboratory was selected as the Safety Laboratory of the Year.
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Special thanks to Dahyeonπ₯³ππ
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Our latest work on non-volatile βzero-powerβ switches has been published in Nature Electronics.
These switches feature DC-500GHz bandwidth and can transmit data at 100Gb/s at ~300GHz. They can also be switched in less than a nanosecond. This performance meets/exceeds the IEEE 6G standardization target.
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