Graduate students
Projects include metal and semiconductor nanosheets, porous battery current collectors, electronic inks and electrodes, EMI shielding, organic transistors, memory, and neuromorphic devices.
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Contact
APPND Lab welcomes inquiries about graduate study, undergraduate internships, postdoctoral research, and scientific collaboration.
APPND Laboratory
Visit or write to us at DGIST.
- DepartmentDepartment of Energy Science and Engineering, DGIST
- ProfessorTae-Wook Kim
- Emailtwk@dgist.ac.kr
- Professor OfficeE2, Room 210
- LaboratoryE2, Room 622
- Student OfficeE2, Room 306
- Campus333 Techno jungang-daero, Hyeonpung-eup, Dalseong-gun, Daegu 42988, Republic of Korea
DGIST · Building E2Professor E2-210 · Laboratory E2-622 · Student Office E2-306
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Join APPND Lab
Openings are available for motivated M.S., Ph.D., internship, and postdoctoral applicants interested in materials, devices, and soft electronics.
Undergraduate interns
Interns participate in supervised synthesis, fabrication, characterization, and data analysis, with a monthly research allowance available.
Postdoctoral researchers
Candidates with recent Ph.D. training in materials science, chemistry, electrochemistry, or device physics are encouraged to apply.
Research supportMonthly research allowance and performance-based research incentives.
CollaborationJoint research opportunities with KIST and the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS).
Professional growthParticipation in domestic and international conferences, training, and government or industry projects.
How to apply
Send a focused introduction.
Your background
Current program, university, expected graduation, relevant coursework, and hands-on research experience.
Research fit
Identify the APPND research topic that interests you and briefly explain the question you want to investigate.
Attachments
Include a CV, transcript, publication or project list if available, and your preferred start date.