The Research team of Professor Tae-jun Ha (Department of Electronic Materials Engineering),

Received the Best Presentation Award at the 2024 ICERE International Academic Conference

The research lab of Professor Tae-jun Ha (Department of Electronic Materials Engineering) won two best presentation awards at the 10th International Conference on Environment and Renewable Energy (ICERE) 2024, held in Nha Trang, Vietnam from February 25th to 27th, 2024.

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(From left) Se-Ryong Park (integrated master's and doctoral program in the Dept. of Electronic Materials Engineering), Professor Tae-jun Ha, and Myung-Hyun Kim (master's program).

Myung-Hyun Kim, a master's student, presented his research on "Self-powered sensor system based on triboelectric nanogenerators” at the ICERE 2024 conference. In the presented research, an improved performance of PVDF-based TENG was implemented through the application and optimization process of MOFs, successfully demonstrating a self-powered sensor system, and received the Best Presentation Award at the ICERE 2024 for its excellence.

Furthermore, Se-Ryong Park, a researcher in the integrated master's and doctoral program, presented "High-performance transparent heaters for bioelectronic applications." In the presented research, a high-performance transparent heater with high transparency and improved output performance was implemented using MXene and silver nanowires, demonstrating potential applications in various bioelectronic fields, and won the Best Presentation Award at the ICERE 2024 for its excellence.

Meanwhile, at the ICERE International Conference, which celebrated its 10th edition this year, leading researchers, engineers, and scientists from around the world presented various research results related to materials and components in the field of environment and energy. Professor Tae-jun Ha serves as a member of the International Technical Committee evaluating the latest research trends and technologies at the conference. Additionally, researchers Myung-Hyun Kim and Se-Ryong Park are actively expanding their research to the next-generation semiconductor materials and fundamental technologies for electronic applications in the energy field, as well as displays and sensors based on semiconductor technology in Professor Tae-jun Ha’s research lab.