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==Professional Experiences== | ==Professional Experiences== | ||
;*2015 - Current Senior Research Scientist, KIST | ;*(2015 - Current) Senior Research Scientist, KIST | ||
:Assignment: Overcoming the quantum limit of spin generation by magnon-electron coupling | :Assignment: Overcoming the quantum limit of spin generation by magnon-electron coupling | ||
;*(2008 - 2011) Research Scientist, KIST | |||
:Assignment: Developing magnetic tunneling junctions employing perpendicular magnetic anisotorpy | |||
;*(2003 - 2005) Sergeant, Korean Army | |||
:Assignment: Detecting chemical weapon | |||
==Research Areas== | |||
Spintronics, Spincaloritronics, Ultrafast spin dynamics, Thermal transport, Magnetic memory | |||
==Contributions== | ==Contributions== | ||
* [[Manipulating spins in topological insulators]] | * [[Manipulating spins in topological insulators]] | ||
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- Senior Researcher, Center for spintronics, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST)
- Ph.D., Materials Science and Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, U.S. (2015)
- M.S. Materials Science and Engineering, KAIST (2008)
- B.S. Materials Science and Engineering, KAIST (2003)
Professional Experiences
- (2015 - Current) Senior Research Scientist, KIST
- Assignment: Overcoming the quantum limit of spin generation by magnon-electron coupling
- (2008 - 2011) Research Scientist, KIST
- Assignment: Developing magnetic tunneling junctions employing perpendicular magnetic anisotorpy
- (2003 - 2005) Sergeant, Korean Army
- Assignment: Detecting chemical weapon
Research Areas
Spintronics, Spincaloritronics, Ultrafast spin dynamics, Thermal transport, Magnetic memory