Jung's Research Group

The research of Jung’s research Lab focuses on controlled synthesis, assembly, and integration of low dimensional nanomaterials for nanoelectronics, flexible devices, and biomedical applications. Especially we are interested in carbon based nanomaterials such as nanotubes and graphitic structures that have well-defined atomic structures.

What's New

Flexible and transparent supercapacitor: For energy-storage devices, thin is in
Cell phones as thin and flexible as a sheet of
paper. Energy-storing house paint. Roll-up touch
screen displays. These are the sorts of devices
that the engineering industry is preparing for
and expecting. But if any of them is to work,
said Northeastern University mechanical and
industrial engineering professor Yung Joon Jung,
experts also need to create a thin and flexible
energy-storage system. His lab has developed
such a system. more

Yung Joon Jung, Ph.D
Associate Professor
Phone: (617)373-4843
e-mail: jungy@coe.neu.edu

Ongoing projects are developing new synthetic routes for structure controlled carbon nanotubes and other graphitic nanostructures; fabrication of heterostructured nanomaterials, developing large scale self-assembly process of carbon nanotubes to build organized architectures and networks in nano/microscale; and electrical, mechanical, electromechanical and electrochemical characterizations at the nanoscale. Our works are in the areas of material science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and solid state physics.




The research of Jung’s research Lab focuses on controlled synthesis, assembly, and integration of low dimensional nanomaterials for nanoelectronics, flexible devices, and biomedical applications. Especially we are interested in carbon based nanomaterials such as nanotubes and graphitic structures that have well-defined atomic structures.					What's New Flexible and transparent supercapacitor: For energy-storage devices, thin is in Cell phones as thin and flexible as a sheet of paper. Energy-storing house paint. Roll-up touch screen displays. These are the sorts of devices that the engineering industry is preparing for and expecting. But if any of them is to work, said Northeastern University mechanical and industrial engineering professor Yung Joon Jung, experts also need to create a thin and flexible energy-storage system. His lab has developed such a system. more Yung Joon Jung, Ph.D Associate Professor Phone: (617)373-4843 e-mail: jungy@coe.neu.edu

Ongoing projects are developing new synthetic routes for structure controlled carbon nanotubes and other graphitic nanostructures; fabrication of heterostructured nanomaterials, developing large scale self-assembly process of carbon nanotubes to build organized architectures and networks in nano/microscale; and electrical, mechanical, electromechanical and electrochemical characterizations at the nanoscale. Our works are in the areas of material science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and solid state physics.



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