Visualizing and controlling matter at the nanoscale to unlock new possibilities in catalysis, energy, and functional materials.
We integrate real-time electron microscopy, advanced synthesis, and data-driven approaches to reveal how materials behave, evolve, and interact under working conditions. Our research aims to build fundamental understanding and drive innovation in energy conversion, catalysis, and bioinspired systems.
Thermal Catalysts | Electrocatalyst | Battery Ststems | Semiconductor and Devices
Materials Synthesis | Single Particle Microscopy | Single Molecule Imaging for Soft & Biomaterials
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Unveiling the reconstruction of copper bimetallic catalysts during CO2 electroreduction
Intae Kim, Gi-Baek Lee, Sungin Kim, Hyun Dong Jung, Ji-Yong Kim, Taemin Lee, Hyesung Choi, Jaeyeon Jo, Geosan Kang, Sang-Ho Oh, Woosuck Kwon, Deokgi Hong, Hyoung Gyun Kim, Yujin Lee, Unggi Kim, Hyeontae Kim, Miyoung Kim, Seoin Back*, Jungwon Park*, Young-Chang Joo*, Dae-Hyun Nam*
Nature Catalysis 8.7 (2025): 697-713.
NEWS & EVENTS
November 27, 2022
2022 MRS Fall Meeting in Boston
Jungwon, Hayoung, Yonggoon, Sungin, Dohun, and Kunwoo presented at the MRS Fall meeting in Boston.
October 28, 2022
2022 KIChE Fall Meeting
2022 KIChE Fall Meeting and International Symposium (60th Anniversary Conference) in Busan
October 9, 2022
2022 GRC - Liquid Phase Electron Microscopy
Jungwon, Joodeok, and Yuna join the Gordon Research Conference for Liquid Phase Electron Microscopy in California.
September 1, 2022
2022 Fall Graduation
Congratulations to Back Kyu Choi and Yuna Bae on their Ph.D's, and we wish them well at Samsung Electronics and PNNL!
July 27, 2022
2022 Group Retreat
A wonderful time spent in gang-neung! We were able to share new research ideas, and had a great time socializing