Funnano Lab.

Funnano Lab. is interested in enhancing device performances by using novel nanotechnologies. Research is largely focused on self-assembly of polymers, nanoparticles, and nanowires for the fabrication of 2D & 3D sub-10 nm nanoarchitectures. Our nanofabrication technology aims for levels of precision, reliability, and reproducibility suitable for large-scale manufacturing of devices. Devices and systems designed based on our sub-10 nm nanoarchitectures can be potentially applied to energy storage & conversion, optoelectronics, and sensors. Funnano Lab provides a home for creative students and postdocs in pursuit of careers in nanotechnology.

Please feel free to contact Professor Yeon Sik Jung for more information on available positions.

Recent publications

Exceptionally Adaptable and Versatile SERS Platforms Enabled by Three-Dimensionally Transfer-Printed Nanowire Pattern Arrays Accounts of Materials Research, August 6, 2025 [Link]

Reflection-Enhanced Raman Identification of Single Bacterial Cells Patterned Using Capillary Assembly ACS Sensors, 2025 [Link]

Improved thermal stability of NbCoSn half-Heusler compounds via Sb doping-induced complementary point defect evolution Chemical Engineering Journal, Volume 518, 15 August 2025, 164845 [Link]

Degradation of NiMo Catalyst Under Intermittent Operation of Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolyzer and its Mitigation by Carbon Encapsulation Advanced Energy Materials, 2025, 2501800 [Link]

Facet-Controlled Growth of Molybdenum Phosphide Single Crystals for Efficient Hydrogen Peroxide Synthesis Advanced Materials, 2025, 2500250 [Link]