Abstract We propose a new method of compressing laser pulses to ultrahigh powers based on spatially varying dispersion of an inhomogeneous plasma. Here, compression is achieved when a long, negatively frequency-chirped laser pulse reflects... Read More
The consortium, comprising of UNIST, DGIST, and POSTECH has been chosen for the esteemed 2023 University ICT Research Center Project (ITRC) by the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT). This prestigious selection recognizes their expertise in... Read More
Abstract Growth and characterization of metal-oxide thin films foster successful development of oxide-material-integrated thin-film devices represented by metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFET), drawing enormous technol... Read More
Abstract Fair division is a significant, long-standing problem and is closely related to social and economic justice. The conventional division methods such as cut-and-choose are hardly applicable to real-world problems because of their com... Read More
Abstract Metal-free carbon materials are attractive Pt-based catalyst alternatives. However, despite efforts, the reaction mechanism remains elusive. Thus, we investigated the role of defects (dopant nitrogen and carbon vacancy) on the cata... Read More
Every year, the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST) singles out breakthrough science and technologies as the Top 10 Science and Technology News of the Year. The purpose is to inspire an interest of the general publ... Read More
Abstract Langevin field-theoretic simulation (L-FTS) is a promising tool in polymer field theory that can account for the compositional fluctuation effect, which is neglected in the self-consistent field theory (SCFT). However, L-FTS is a c... Read More
Two researchers from UNIST have been honored with the ‘2022 Young Physicist Awards’ by the Korean Physical Society (KPS). The recipients are Jin Kyun Kim (Advisor: Professor Chae Un Kim) and Daeseong Yong (Advisor: Professor Jae... Read More
Exotic topological features that were thought to exist only in sophisticated quantum matter systems emerge in ordinary soft matter at room temperature, demonstrating that the so-called exotic phenomena are much more widespread than previous... Read More
I am thrilled to begin the next chapter of my career with the Los Alamos National Laboratory. I would like to return what I have received throughout my academic years at UNIST. Dong Sung Kim, a recent graduate from the Department of Physics... Read More
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