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Electric-field-driven interfacial trapping of drifting triboelectric charges via contact electrification File

Kim, Jin-Kyeom , Han, Gi Hyeon , Kim, Sun-Woo , Kim, Hee Jun , Purbia, Rahul , Lee, Dong-Min , Kim, Jong Kyu , Hwang, Hee Jae , Song, Hyun-Cheol , Choi, Dukhyun , et al

Article Issue Date2023-02 View20
High-performance and self-calibrating multi-gas sensor interface to trace multiple gas species with sub-ppm level File

Kwon, Yeong Min , Oh, Byungjoo , Purbia, Rahul , Chae, Hee Young , Han, Gi Hyeon , Kim, Sun-Woo , Choi, Kyoung Jin , Lee, Yunsik , Kim, Jae Joon , Baik, Jeong Min

Article Issue Date2023-01 View25
Photo-stimulated charge transfer in contact electrification coupled with plasmonic excitations File

Han, Gi Hyeon , Lee, Jin Pyo , Kim, Hee Jun , Shin, Jonghwa , Baik, Jeong Min

Article Issue Date2019-11 View17
Sustainable charged composites with amphiphobic surfaces for harsh environment-tolerant non-contact mode triboelectric nanogenerators File

Han, Gi Hyeon , Lee, Seung Hyun , Gao, Jian , Shin, Hee Sup , Lee, Jae Won , Choi, Kyung Jin , Yang, Ya , Song, Hyun-Cheol , Kim, Yoolkoo , Baik, Jeong Min

Article Issue Date2023-07 View24
Sustainable highly charged C-60-functionalized polyimide in a non-contact mode triboelectric nanogenerator File

Lee, Jae Won , Jung, Sungwoo , Jo, Jinhyeong , Han, Gi Hyeon , Lee, Dong-Min , Oh, Jiyeon , Hwang, Hee Jae , Choi, Dukhyun , Kim, Sang-Woo , Lee, Jun Hee , et al

Article Issue Date2021-02 View17
Sustainable highly charged materials and the application to triboelectric sensors File File

Han, Gi Hyeon

Thesis Issue Date2023-02 View16
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