11/07/2023: Prof. Paik was awarded through the Fall 2023 OVPRP Strategic Equipment Investment Program "The RF-4.5 Plasma Source Acquisition for Advanced Thin Film Fabrication”.

11/03/2023: Prof. Paik and colleagues published "Large bi-axial tensile strain effect in epitaxial BiFeO3 film grown on single crystal PrScO3"  in Scientific Reports 13, 19018 (2023) led by Dr. Intae Bae's team at the Aerospace Corporation.

10/20/2023: Prof. Paik and colleagues published "Atomically smooth films of CsSb: A chemically robust visible light photocathode" in APL Materials 11, 101125 (2023) led by Dr. Christopher Parzyck and Dr. Alice Galdi at Cornell University.

03/01/2023: Prof. Paik and colleagues published "Molecular beam epitaxy of KTaO3" in the Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A 41, 022703 (2023) led by Tobias Schwaigert, PARADIM team, and Prof. Kaveh Ahadi's group at North Carolina State University.

03/16/2023: Prof. Paik and colleagues published "Limits to the strain engineering of layered square-planar nickelate thin films" in Nature Communications 14, 1468 (2023) led by Dan Ferenc Segedin and Prof. Mundy's group at Harvard University.

02/28/2023 Prof. Paik and colleagues obtained "Method and setup for growing bulk single crystals", US Patent 11,591,712, 2023 led by Dr. Christo Guguschev at Leibniz-Institut für Kristallzüchtung and Prof. Darrell Schlom at Cornell University.

01/30/2023: Prof. Paik and colleagues published "Antiferromagnetic metal phase in an electron-doped rare-earth nickelate" in Nature Physics 19, 525-528 (2023) led by Dr. Qi Song and Prof. Mundy's group at Harvard University.

09/23/2022 Prof. Paik and colleagues published "High Mobility Two-Dimensional Electron Gas at the BaSnO3/SrNbO3 Interface", ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 14, 45025-45031 (2022) led by Dr. Sharad Mahatara and Prof. Boris Kiefer at New Mexico State University and Prof. Ryan Comes at Auburn University.