Center for Energy Materials Research 

Energy Materials Research Group

2019 May

NEWS

A novel technique to precisely measure hydrogen permeability in metal hydrogen separator was developed by Dr. Young-Su Lee, Dr. Jae-Hyeok Shim, and Dr. Jin-Yoo Suh. The research result was introduced in media. Congratulations!

(Check the "Press" tab. 2019/07/27)

We are a group consisting of materials scientists and engineers investigating a variety of energy materials for the greener society, with relevant experience in materials synthesis and characterization using a combination of experimental probes and computational science.

Our expertise spans metallurgy, corrosion science, hydrogen storage/separation alloys, and rechargeable batteries using electron microscopy, synchrotron characterization techniques, thermodynamics calculations, DFT calculations, spectroscopy, and electrochemistry.

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Based on the fundamental understanding of energy materials, we try to design better materials for a better world.

We are currently looking for passionate graduate students, 

undergraduate interns, and highly motivated postdoctoral researchers.

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Positions are open for H2 storage/separation, Li-ion/multivalent batteries, and

high-temperature anti-corrosion metals.

If interested in energy materials research at KIST, please contact to Dr. Jihyun Hong

email:

Open positions