Emerging electronics beyond conventional charge transport
Building the Future of Electronics
with Spin, Orbital, Phonon & Beyond
We explore various transport phenomena involving spin, orbital, phonon, and magnon
in emerging materials and harness their unique properties to develop energy-efficient
nanoelectronic devices and next-generation computing technologies,
including MRAM, probabilistic computing, and process-in-memory.
Join Our Group
We are always looking for motivated Ph.D. students, postdoctoral researchers, and research interns/visiting trainees to join our group.
Graduate students may join through KIST–university joint graduate programs and conduct their research at KIST while pursuing their degree at a partner university.
Applicants with backgrounds in materials science, physics, electrical engineering, or related fields are welcome.
Interested candidates are encouraged to contact
Dr. Dong-Soo Han
with a brief introduction and CV.