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20022025

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이태훈 교수(공과대학 신소재공학과)

Education

o (1999) B.S., Kyungpook National University
o (2006) Ph.D., POSTECH

Professional Experience

o Researcher (2014) ORC, University of Southampton
o Postdoctoral Research Associate; Research Associate; Senior Research Associate (2006-2021), Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge,
Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
o Postdoctoral Research Associate (2006), Department of Materials Science Engineering, POSTECH

Research Interests

o Computational materials science
o Density functional theory
o Semicondutor memory devices
o Chalgogenide materials
o Chemical bonding theory
o Amorphous materials
o Optoelectric applications

Major Research Achievements

o "Hypervalency in amorphous chalcogenides" Nature Communications 13, 1458 (2022)
o "Chemical bonding in chalcogenides: the concept of multi-centre hyperbonding" Advanced Materials 32, 2000340 (2020)
o "The relation between chemical bonding and ultrafast crystal growth" Advanced Materials 29, 1700814 (2017)
o "Microscopic mechanism of doping-induced kinetically-constrained crystallization in phase-change materials" Advanced Materials 27, 5477 (2015)
o "Tailoring transient-amorphous states: Towards fast and power-efficient phase-change memories and neuromorphic applications" Advanced Materials 26, 7493 (2014)
o "Breaking the speed limits of phase-change memory" Science 336, 1566 (2012)
o "Ab initio computer simulation of the early stages of crystallization: Application to Ge2Sb2Te5 phase-change materials" Physical Review Letters 107, 145702 (2011)

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