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Finite-element analysis of the optical-texture-mediated photoresponse in a nematic strip File

Chung, Hayoung , Yun, Jung-Hoon , Choi, Joonmyung , Cho, Maenghyo

Article Issue Date2017-01 View5
Light and thermal responses of liquid-crystal-network films: A finite element study File

Chung, Hayoung , Choi, Joonmyung , Yun, Jung-Hoon , Cho, Maenghyo

Article Issue Date2015-04 View5
Molecular Dynamics Study on the Photothermal Actuation of a Glassy Photoresponsive Polymer Reinforced with Gold Nanoparticles with Size Effect File

Choi, Joonmyung , Chung, Hayoung , Yun, Jung-Hoon , Cho, Maenghyo

Article Issue Date2016-09 View2
Multiscale modeling and its validation of the trans-cis-trans reorientation-based photodeformation in azobenzene-doped liquid crystal polymer File

Yun, Jung-Hoon , Li, Chenzhe , Chung, Hayoung , Choi, Joonmyung , Cho, Maenghyo

Article Issue Date2017-12 View4
Nonlinear photomechanics of nematic networks: upscaling microscopic behaviour to macroscopic deformation File

Chung, Hayoung , Choi, Joonmyung , Yun, Jung-Hoon , Cho, Maenghyo

Article Issue Date2016-02 View6
Photo deformation in azobenzene liquid-crystal network: Multiscale model prediction and its validation File

Yun, Jung-Hoon , Li, Chenzhe , Chung, Hayoung , Choi, Joonmyung , Cho, Maenghyo

Article Issue Date2015-09 View5
Photo-isomerization effect of the azobenzene chain on the opto-mechanical behavior of nematic polymer: A molecular dynamics study File

Choi, Joonmyung , Chung, Hayoung , Yun, Jung-Hoon , Cho, Maenghyo

Article Issue Date2014-12 View2
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