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Cheolmin Park

Professor

Email:

Address:

Department of Materials Science & Engineering

Yonsei University

50 Yonsei-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 120-749, Korea

Tel:

+82-2-2123-2833

Education

1992.2: B.S., Dept. Textile Engineering, Seoul National University, Korea

1995.8: M.S., Dept. Fiber and Polymer Engineering, Seoul National University, Korea

2001.6: Ph.D., Dept. Materials Science and Engineering, MIT, USA

Personal experience

2019. 09 - Present

Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Adjunct Researcher

2019. 01 - Present

Amorepacific

Advisory Board

2018. 03 - 2020. 02

College of Engineering, Yonsei University

Associate Dean (Planning)

2017. 01 - Present

Center for Artificial Synesthesia Materials Discovery

Director

2020. 02 - Present

Polymer Society of Korea

Board Member

2006. 09 - 2011. 08

Department of Materials Science & Engineering, Yonsei University

Associate Professor

2002. 09 - 2006. 08

Department of Materials Science & Engineering, Yonsei University

Assistant Professor

2001. 07 – 2002. 08

Harvard University

Postdoctoral Researcher

2019. 08 - Present

Science and Technology of Advanced Materials

Associate Editor

2020. 09 - Present

BK21 Education and Research Division for Futuristic Human-centric Materials

Director

2020. 09 - Present

Korea Flexible & Printed Electronics Society

Board Member

2022. 03 - Present

Progress in Polymer Science

Editorial Board

2011. 09 - Present

Department of Materials Science & Engineering, Yonsei University

Professor

2022. 01 - Present

Materials Research Society

Board of Directors

2019. 09 - Present

National Research Foundation of Korea

Committee Member

1995. 09 – 1996. 08

Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Associated Researcher

Research
Background

The research group seeks to utilize the molecular self-assembly principles found in Nature to create and control new nanometer scale soft and hybrid materials for innovative electrical devices based on emerging nanotechnology. The research interest covers from molecular design, assembly to nanopatterns and devices including self-organizing polymer systems and nanostructures, with particular emphasis on functional  block  copolymer materials; non-lithographic nanoimprinting and contact printing combined with surface engineering; ultrahigh density ferroelectric polymer memory, carbon nanotube assembly & composite and organic light emitting diode and transistor. The goal is to contribute to the understanding of process-structure-property relationships and to create technologically useful materials and devices.

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