YOON LAB
Electrochemical Engineering Lab
Kyung Hee University
Yoon Lab welcomes students and collaborators who want to connect electrochemical measurements with hidden interfacial processes, degradation, and corrosion.
The lab is open to students from chemical engineering, materials science, chemistry, energy engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and related fields. Prior electrochemistry experience is helpful but not required; curiosity, consistency, and willingness to learn are more important.
Prospective M.S., Ph.D., and integrated M.S.–Ph.D. students are encouraged to contact the lab if they are interested in batteries, electrochemical diagnostics, degradation, corrosion, polymer electrolytes, or solid-state electrochemistry.
Undergraduate students can participate in literature review, electrode and electrolyte experiments, electrochemical measurements, data analysis, and research presentations.
We are interested in collaborations involving electrochemical characterization, impedance analysis, degradation diagnosis, corrosion, and energy-device interfaces.
Applicants do not need to match one topic exactly. A good fit is an interest in using electrochemical signals and materials characterization to answer mechanistic questions.
We value careful experiments, honest interpretation, quantitative reasoning, clear writing, and steady progress. Students are encouraged to connect physical understanding with experimental evidence and to develop their own scientific questions.
Please send a brief email with your CV or resume and a short statement of research interests.