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Han-Ik Joh
Han-Ik Joh
Konkuk University · Chemical Engineering
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Prof. 조한익
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조한익 교수 연구실(탄소융합소재 연구실, Carbon Convergence Materials Laboratory)은 건국대 화학공학과 소속으로, 탄소소재 기반의 융합 소재를 연구한다. 탄소섬유·탄소 나노소재 등 고분자 기반 탄소소재의 합성과 에너지·복합소재 응용을 다룬다.
Research keywords
Carbon-based materials and electrocatalysts for energy conversion and storage (fuel cellswater electrolysisrechargeable batteries)
Selected publications
- Triple-Phase Interface-Engineered Pt Catalysts on TiO2-Carbon Nanofibers for Enhanced Activity and DurabilityJournal of Alloys and Compounds · 2025
- Simultaneous modulation of oxygen and carbon compositions in SiOC ceramics for high-capacity and durable anode materialsJournal of the American Ceramic Society · 2025
- Effect of Electro-Sprayed Porous Electrodes on the Performance and Stability of Water ElectrolysisACS Applied Materials & Interfaces · 2025
- Recent progress of low-loaded platinum on well-functionalized carbon electrocatalysts for oxygen reduction reactionCarbon Letters · 2025
- Understanding the influence of sulfur configuration on the electrochemical reaction pathway for lithium storage in molybdenum sulfidesChemical Engineering Journal · 2024
- Selective synthesis of soft and hard carbons from a single precursor through tailor-made stabilization for anode in sodium-ion batteriesChemical Engineering Journal · 2024
Other labs in this department
- Ki-Chul Kim
Ki Chul Kim
Computational Materials Design
- Jae-Yup Kim
Photoelectrochemical energy devices, inorganic nanomaterials, green hydrogen production, next-generation solar cells, and secondary batteries
- Yo-Sep Min
atomic layer deposition
- Ki Tae Park
전기화학 촉매 및 반응시스템, CCU
- Seung-Ae Lee
Seungae Lee
Functional smart materials (electrorheological fluids, smart/stimuli-responsive nanoparticles, bio/ecoresorbable materials, drug delivery)
- Jang-Yong Lee
Jang Yong Lee
Energy & Environmental Materials — anion/cation exchange membrane materials for green hydrogen (water electrolysis, fuel cells, eCO2R)