Nanotechnology Research Laboratories

The CSS was established in 1997 to develop new supramolecular assemblies with desired structures, properties and functions by utilizing the principles of molecular recognition and self assembly. Emphasis is placed on the supramolecular systems that can provide the operating principles of molecular switch, molecular memory, and sensor.

Research on the development of new and facile synthetic routes for the formation of functional nanostructures and their applications.

Concentrated Cultivation of Special Research Areas including Nanomaterials, Nanomechatronics, Applied Nanoscience, and Nanofusion Engineering.

The Department of Nano Fusion Technology provides interdisciplinary education in nanoscience, biotechnology, and nanoelectronics. Graduate students acquire a broad background in nanosystems, nanomolecules, and biomaterials used in energy, environmental, and healthcare applications.

Research in nanoelectronics.

The group studies the broad and interdisciplinary field of nanotechnology from fundamental to application aspects.

The objective of SNU Graphene Research Lab. is to develop futuristic 2-dimensional nanomaterials with enhanced physical/chemical/biological and electrical/mechanical/optical properties, which can be applied to overcome the current limits of IT/BT/ET technologies.

Research on nano-scale hybrid systems comprised of solid state devices and organic materials.

Research fields of the group are flexible organic and hybrid electronics and displays OLEDs, PeLEDs, OFETs); printed organic nanoelectronic devices and solar energy devices (FETs, Memory, PVs); and polymer nanowire printing and electronics (textile electronics, artificial synapses).

The ultimate goal of Choi's Group is to develop a biochip which can be used as a new generation electronic devices. In order to achieve those things, Choi's Group has studied the fundamental and advanced techniques involved in the development of the bio memory.