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Seokhyoung Kim

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Science

Department of Chemistry

Seokhyoung Kim is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science Assistant Professor at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

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materials science nanotechnology nanomaterials applied physics nanoengineering optoelectronics materials engineering biomedical engineering advanced materials photonics chemical engineering condensed matter physics nanometrology semiconductor nanostructures electronic materials nanostructure synthesis material research condensed matter crystal growth material chemistry nanobiotechnology nanoscale science plasmonics surface nanotechnology nanowire geometric superlattices additive manufacturing membrane science nanoparticle research advanced energy material solid-state electronics cryogenics brain function semiconductor nanowires fuzzy graphene neuronal activity chemical sciences interface science quantum science quantum chemistry controlled release energy chemistry semiconductor materials water splitting semiconductor technology functional nanomaterials catalyst preparation nanoscale chemistry applied chemistry chemometrics chemical technology guided-wave optic interface chemistry semiconductor devices dna nanotechnology colloid chemistry cavity qed quantum photonics colloidal nanocrystals quantum metamaterials charge transport solid-state chemistry optical metrology optical engineering printed electronics rational design mechanism overview plasmonic solar cells silicon p-i-n superlattices phosphorus doping epitaxial silicon nanowires mie-resonant three-dimensional metacrystals optical bound states lead halide nanowires self-catalyzed vapor-liquid-solid growth three-dimensional nanoscale morphology light management nano energy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ag Intercalation in Layered Cs 3 Bi 2 Br 9 Perovskite for Enhanced Light Emission With Bound Interlayer Excitons. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2024)

Anupam BiswasAndrew J. E. RowbergPushpender YadavKyeongdeuk MoonGary J. BlanchardKyoung E. KweonSeokhyoung Kim

photovoltaicslayered materialschemistryadvanced materialsenhanced light emissionenergy chemistrymaterial chemistryperovskite solar cellsmaterials sciencebound interlayer excitonsag intercalationadvanced energy materialchemical engineering

Biological Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics via Self-Aligned Nanoring Doublets: Qed-Sands. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2024)

Kyungwha ChungSoohyun LeeNathan GrainKyeongdeuk MoonSeungyeon HanSubin YuHaeun KangDong Ha KimInhee ChoiSungho ParkSeokhyoung KimLuke P. Lee

biophysicsquantum sciencebiomolecular engineeringoptical propertiesself-aligned nanoring doubletsbiological engineeringcavity qedquantum chemistryoptoelectronicsquantum photonicscolloidal nanocrystalsquantum metamaterialscharge transportnanoparticle researchcontrolled releasenanophotonicsquantum materialsquantum mechanics

Molecules “Buckle Up” to Drive Layered Hybrid Perovskites Into Single-Crystal Nanowires in Water. Science China Chemistry (2024)

Seokhyoung Kim

chemistrynanowiresmolecular sciencesingle-crystal nanowiresmolecule-based materialslayered hybrid perovskitesnanotechnology

Temperature‐Dependent Recombination Dynamics of Photocarriers in Cspbbr 3 Microcrystals Revealed by Ultrafast Terahertz Spectroscopy. Advanced Optical Materials (2024)

Sheng H. LeeKyeongdeuk MoonMuhammad ShoaibCharles N. B. PedorellaKellen O'BrienMeng‐Ju SherSeokhyoung KimTyler L. Cocker

ultrafast terahertz spectroscopymaterials sciencetemperature-dependent recombination dynamicsoptical materials

Epitaxially Grown Silicon Nanowires With a Gold Molecular Adhesion Layer for Core/Shell Structures With Compact Mie and Plasmon Resonances. ACS Nano (2023)

Corban G. E. MurpheyJin-Sung ParkSeokhyoung KimJames F. Cahoon

compact mieepitaxial growthsurface nanotechnologynanomaterialssemiconductor nanostructuresoptoelectronicsnanoengineeringmaterials scienceplasmonicsnanometrologyplasmon resonancesnanophotonicselectrical engineeringnanotechnology

Morphology-Controlled Vapor-Phase Nanowire Growth With Ruddlesden–Popper Lead Bromide Perovskite. Chemistry of Materials (2023)

Pushpender YadavKyeongdeuk MoonAnupam BiswasChristopher K. HerreraYunlu ZhangScott Calabrese BartonRichard R. LuntGary J. BlanchardSeokhyoung Kim

chemistrynanomaterialsadvanced materialssolid-state chemistrymaterials engineeringmaterial chemistrymaterials sciencenanoengineeringmaterial researchcrystal growthnanotechnologymechanical engineering

Optical Nonlinearity in Silicon Nanowires Enabled by Bound States in the Continuum. ACS Nano (2023)

Jin-Sung ParkChentao LiKyoung-Ho KimYuankai TangCorban G. E. MurpheyTaylor S. TeitsworthSeokhyoung KimHayk HarutyunyanJames F. Cahoon

optical nonlinearityphotonicsnanomaterialsbound statesoptoelectronicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsnanometrologysilicon nanowiresnanophotonicsnanotechnologynanoscale science

Ultrafast Thz Dynamics of Photocarriers in Cspbbr 3 Microcrystals. 2022 47th International Conference on Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves (IRMMW-THz) (2023)

Sheng LeeKyeongdeuk MoonMuhammad ShoaibSeokhyoung KimTyler L. Cocker

composite scienceelectrical engineeringsemiconductor nanostructuresmaterials engineeringcondensed matter physicsoptoelectronicsmaterials scienceapplied physicselectronic materialscondensed mattercrystal growthsolid-state electronicsultrafast thz dynamicscharge separationthin filmsnanotechnology

Water Splitting With Silicon P–I–N Superlattices Suspended in Solution. Nature (2023)

Taylor S. TeitsworthDavid J. HillSamantha R. LitvinEarl T. RitchieJin-Sung ParkJames P. CusterAaron D. TaggartSamuel R. BottumSarah E. MorleySeokhyoung KimJames R. McBrideJoanna M. AtkinJames F. Cahoon

semiconductor nanostructurescondensed matter physicsoptoelectronicsbiomedical engineeringmaterials scienceapplied physicselectronic materialscondensed mattersemiconductor materialssilicon p-i-n superlatticeswater splittingadvanced energy materialnanotechnologycryogenics

Insight Into Refractive Index Modulation as Route to Enhanced Light Coupling in Semiconductor Nanowires. Optics Letters (2022)

Nathan GrainSeokhyoung Kim

photonicssemiconductor nanowiresoptical propertiesrefractive index modulationoptical metrologyoptoelectronicsbiomedical engineeringmaterials scienceapplied physicsoptical engineeringnanotechnology

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Seokhyoung Kim

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Science

Department of Chemistry

Seokhyoung Kim is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science Assistant Professor at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Michigan State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ag Intercalation in Layered Cs 3 Bi 2 Br 9 Perovskite for Enhanced Light Emission With Bound Interlayer Excitons. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2024)

Anupam BiswasAndrew J. E. RowbergPushpender YadavKyeongdeuk MoonGary J. BlanchardKyoung E. KweonSeokhyoung Kim

Biological Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics via Self-Aligned Nanoring Doublets: Qed-Sands. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2024)

Kyungwha ChungSoohyun LeeNathan GrainKyeongdeuk MoonSeungyeon HanSubin YuHaeun KangDong Ha KimInhee ChoiSungho ParkSeokhyoung KimLuke P. Lee

Molecules “Buckle Up” to Drive Layered Hybrid Perovskites Into Single-Crystal Nanowires in Water. Science China Chemistry (2024)

Seokhyoung Kim

chemistrynanowiresmolecular sciencesingle-crystal nanowiresmolecule-based materialslayered hybrid perovskitesnanotechnology

Temperature‐Dependent Recombination Dynamics of Photocarriers in Cspbbr 3 Microcrystals Revealed by Ultrafast Terahertz Spectroscopy. Advanced Optical Materials (2024)

Sheng H. LeeKyeongdeuk MoonMuhammad ShoaibCharles N. B. PedorellaKellen O'BrienMeng‐Ju SherSeokhyoung KimTyler L. Cocker

ultrafast terahertz spectroscopymaterials sciencetemperature-dependent recombination dynamicsoptical materials

Epitaxially Grown Silicon Nanowires With a Gold Molecular Adhesion Layer for Core/Shell Structures With Compact Mie and Plasmon Resonances. ACS Nano (2023)

Corban G. E. MurpheyJin-Sung ParkSeokhyoung KimJames F. Cahoon

Morphology-Controlled Vapor-Phase Nanowire Growth With Ruddlesden–Popper Lead Bromide Perovskite. Chemistry of Materials (2023)

Pushpender YadavKyeongdeuk MoonAnupam BiswasChristopher K. HerreraYunlu ZhangScott Calabrese BartonRichard R. LuntGary J. BlanchardSeokhyoung Kim

chemistrynanomaterialsadvanced materialssolid-state chemistrymaterials engineeringmaterial chemistrymaterials sciencenanoengineeringmaterial researchcrystal growthnanotechnologymechanical engineering

Optical Nonlinearity in Silicon Nanowires Enabled by Bound States in the Continuum. ACS Nano (2023)

Jin-Sung ParkChentao LiKyoung-Ho KimYuankai TangCorban G. E. MurpheyTaylor S. TeitsworthSeokhyoung KimHayk HarutyunyanJames F. Cahoon

optical nonlinearityphotonicsnanomaterialsbound statesoptoelectronicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsnanometrologysilicon nanowiresnanophotonicsnanotechnologynanoscale science

Ultrafast Thz Dynamics of Photocarriers in Cspbbr 3 Microcrystals. 2022 47th International Conference on Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves (IRMMW-THz) (2023)

Sheng LeeKyeongdeuk MoonMuhammad ShoaibSeokhyoung KimTyler L. Cocker

Water Splitting With Silicon P–I–N Superlattices Suspended in Solution. Nature (2023)

Insight Into Refractive Index Modulation as Route to Enhanced Light Coupling in Semiconductor Nanowires. Optics Letters (2022)

Nathan GrainSeokhyoung Kim

photonicssemiconductor nanowiresoptical propertiesrefractive index modulationoptical metrologyoptoelectronicsbiomedical engineeringmaterials scienceapplied physicsoptical engineeringnanotechnology

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