Hyung Do Kim (김형도)
Associate Professor · Principal Investigator
Ph.D., Polymer Chemistry, Kyoto University
Photophysics · Device physics · Charge & ion dynamics
Principal Investigator
Professor
Ph.D., Polymer Chemistry, Kyoto University
Photophysics · Device physics · Charge & ion dynamics
Postdoctoral researchers joining APFM Lab will be introduced here. We welcome inquiries from recent Ph.D. graduates interested in photophysics and device physics of functional materials.
Ph.D. in materials science, chemistry, physics or related fields. Experience in organic/perovskite optoelectronics, time-resolved spectroscopy or device physics is welcome.
Inquiries with CV and publication list by e-mail.
APFM Lab opened in September 2026. Our first cohort of graduate students and researchers will be introduced here.
Excited-state dynamics, charge transport and device physics of organic/perovskite semiconductors.
Solar cells, quantum-dot light emitters, organic photodiodes and OECT biosensors.
Hands-on training in thin-film device fabrication, optical spectroscopy and data analysis.
We are looking for highly motivated graduate students (M.S., Ph.D., and integrated M.S.–Ph.D.) and undergraduate research interns who are interested in organic and inorganic semiconductor-based optoelectronic materials and devices. Students with backgrounds in materials science, chemical engineering, chemistry, physics, or polymer science are all welcome. Please contact Prof. Hyung Do Kim (hyungdokim@ajou.ac.kr) with your CV.
기능성소재응용물리연구실(APFM Lab)에서는 유·무기 반도체 기반 광전자 소재 및 소자 연구에 관심이 있는 대학원생(석사·박사·석박사통합)과 학부 연구 인턴을 모집합니다. 신소재공학, 화학공학, 화학, 물리학, 고분자공학 등 관련 전공자라면 누구나 환영하며, 광물리·소자물리, 전하 및 이온 동역학, 태양전지·발광소자·바이오센서 연구에 참여할 수 있습니다. 관심 있는 학생은 김형도 교수(hyungdokim@ajou.ac.kr)에게 이력서(CV)와 함께 연락주시기 바랍니다.
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