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Three-dimensional foldable quantum dot light-emitting diodes

Three-dimensional foldable quantum dot light-emitting diodes

Joint research team of Prof. Taeghwan Hyeon and Prof. Dae-Hyeong Kim

The joint research team of Professor Dae-Hyeong Kim and Endowed Chair Professor Taeghwan Hyeon in the School of Chemical and Biological Engineering announced that they have succeeded in developing three dimensional foldable QLED (Quantum Dot Light-emitting Diodes) which can be freely folded like paper.

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Retina-inspired photo-sensitive neuromorphic electronics

Retina-inspired photo-sensitive neuromorphic electronics

Prof. Tae-Woo Lee

- Photo-sensitive neuromorphic devices can be used for robots, neural prostheses, and healthcare electronics. - Seoul National University and Inha University, South Korea Researchers at Seoul National University and Inha University in South Korea developed photo-sensitive artificial nerves that emulated functions of a ...

Epitaxially-grown molybdenum oxide advances as a bulk-like 2D dielectric layer

Epitaxially-grown molybdenum oxide advances as a bulk-like 2D dielectric layer

Prof. Gwan-Hyoung Lee

Since the successful isolation of graphene from bulk graphite, remarkable properties of graphene have attracted many scientists to the brand-new research field of 2D materials. However, despite excellent carrier mobility of graphene, direct application of graphene to field-effect transistors is severely hindered due to...

Nanoparticle Computing Takes a Giant Step Forward

Nanoparticle Computing Takes a Giant Step Forward

Red, gold, silver spheres on a lipid chip represent metal nanoparticles with strong and distinct scattering signals. The nanoparticles are functionalized with specially designed DNA ligands, and the surface ligands render receptor-floater interactions programmable, thereby transforming a pair of receptor and floater in...

Eyes are faster than hands: Vision-based machine learning for soft wearable robot enables disabled p...

Eyes are faster than hands: Vision-based machine learning for soft wearable robot enables disabled p...

SNU Soft Robotics Research Center has developed a soft wearable hand robot that can aid the hand-disabled by using machine learning algorithm and sensory hardware. Professor Sungho Jo (KAIST) and Kyu-Jin Cho (Seoul National University), a collaboration research team in Soft Robotics Research Center (SRRC), Seoul, Korea...

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Professor Lee’s New Holographic Microscopes

Professor LEE Byoungho Professor Lee Byoungho (Dept. of Electrical Engineering) has developed a microscope that produces images three to four times better in quality than those of currently existing holographic microscopes. Compared to other holographic microscopes, Professor Lee’s microscopes are able to not only capt...

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Artificial Nerves Used for Neurorobotics and Neuroprosthetics

Researchers at Seoul National University and Stanford University developed artificial mechanosensory nerves using flexible organic devices to emulate biological sensory afferent nerves. They used the artificial mechanosensory nerves to control a disabled insect leg and distinguish braille characters. Compared to conven...

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Electronic Skins that Wirelessly Activate Fully Soft Robots

A research team of Seoul National University (Co-senior authors: Professor Yongtaek Hong, Jaeha Kim, and Kyu-Jin Cho) has developed a skin-like electronic system that is soft, thin, lightweight and can wirelessly activate soft robots through a simple lamination process. They developed an electronic skin (e-skin) pair a...

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SNU Prof. Waldman research team found that the fungus leading world-wide fatal amphibian disease was...

Amphibians in many parts of the world are falling victim to pathogenic chytrid fungus, first discovered in the late 1990s. The fungus colonises the skin of infected individuals, interferes with respiration, and can ultimately cause infected frogs to die of heart attacks. Although the fungus is devastating amphibianpopu...

A New Generation of Solar Energy

A New Generation of Solar Energy

Professor LEE Changhee (Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering) On April 23, a research team at SNU led by Professor Lee Changhee of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Ph.D. student Lee Hyun Ho published the results of their research regarding the lifespan of Perovskite solar cells. The res...

Peptide Induces Chirality Evolution in a Single Gold Nanoparticle

Peptide Induces Chirality Evolution in a Single Gold Nanoparticle

The browser cannot play this video. Please upgrade the browser. This video shows how the chiral gold nanoparticles are created with amino acids and peptides and how they are applied in displays. For the first time, scientists have successfully created optically active, chiral gold nanoparticles using amino acids and pe...

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Origami-Inspired 'Inspector Gadget Robotic Arm', Published in 'Science Robotics'

SNU Soft Robotics Research Center led by Professor CHO Kyu-Jin at the Department of Mechanical Science and Engineering has developed an origami-inspired robotic arm that is foldable, self-folding and also highly-rigid. (The researchers include Suk-Jun Kim, Dae-Young Lee, Gwang-Pil Jung, Professor of SeoulTech) The rese...

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SNU Professor Invents Electricity Free Memory Cloth

Professor HWANG Cheol Seong Professor Hwang Cheol Seong of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and his research team recently invented a type of cloth that is woven with RRAM (Resistive Random-Access Memory) technology. The new memory cloth does not use any electricity and will be able to be worn like n...