Research team:
Research team:
Advanced Photoelectron Spectroscopy Laboratory
Advanced Photoelectron Spectroscopy Laboratory
for Nano-Materials and Electronic structure
Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), Advanced Analysis Center
Research
The Advanced Photoelectron Spectroscopy Laboratory (APS-NE) is an research team for developing photoemission spectroscopy techniques (XPS, UPS) as well as low energy inverse processes (LEIPES) to explore the electronic structure of nano-materials. We focus on finding out the new physical understanding and the electronic structure for the next-generation optoelectrical applications.
The Advanced Photoelectron Spectroscopy Laboratory (APS-NE) is an research team for developing photoemission spectroscopy techniques (XPS, UPS) as well as low energy inverse processes (LEIPES) to explore the electronic structure of nano-materials. We focus on finding out the new physical understanding and the electronic structure for the next-generation optoelectrical applications.
Photoelectron Spectroscopy
Photoelectron Spectroscopy
Photoelectron spectroscopy is a speciality of our research team, and we use a wide range of different types techniques for enabling to understand the electronic structure of nano materials
We use the two state-of-the-art X-ray photoelectron spectrometers, one for high-throughput measurement with Glove-box (Thermo Scientific, Nexsa) and the other as an in-situ experiment set-up with low energy inverse photoemission technique (Ulvac-Phi, Versa probe)
Currently, we are focusing on the interesting nano-semiconducting materials, particularly, two-dimensional materials, Perovskite, and Molecular semiconductors as below.
Photoelectron spectroscopy
Photoelectron spectroscopy
Two-dimensional materials
Two-dimensional materials
Molecular semiconductor
Molecular semiconductor