About Energy Materials Design and Processing Lab

What We Work On
- Power links for harsh places – soft, stretchable “wires” that keep electricity flowing in the deep sea and outer space.
- Ion‑driven energy control – turning the slow motion of ions in polymer gels into smart memory and thermoelectric functions for batteries and sensors.
- Liquid‑metal semiconductors – fabricating GaN/SiC power devices at room temperature with e‑GaIn to break through silicon limits.

Why It’s Fun
- Build technologies for spacecraft, deep‑sea robots, and high‑power EVs.
- Master 3D printing, laser patterning, electrochemistry, and materials modeling in one place.
- Aim for top journals like Nature Electronics and Advanced Energy Materials with every project.

Who We’re Looking For
Curious undergrads and grad students in materials, E‑E, mech‑E, chemistry, or physics who want to “re‑wire” the future of energy.

Contact
Email: hodh123@dgist.ac.kr
Lab: Room 519B, Building E6, 333 Techno‑Jungang‑daero, Hyeonpung‑eup, Dalseong‑gun, Daegu 42988, South Korea
Drop us a message—let’s connect power from seafloor to space together!

Advisor Professor : Ho, Dong Hae
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