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Evaporation-driven Transport-control of Small Molecules Along Nanoslits

Their findings have been published ahead-of-print in the online edition of Nature Communication on February 26, 2021.

Microfluidic chips hold great promise for unparalleled applications in pathogen detection and cancer diagnosis. Such devices often require nanoscale thin films for the filtering of liquid samples, as well as power devices or chemical stimul... Read More

UNIST to Open a Whole New Chapter in Nano Technology

UNIST researchers, making Nature magazine with nanotech breakthrough

From left are, Prof. Tae-Sung Kim (School of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering) and his advisees, Min-suk Kim and Do-Kyung Ha in silicon wafer manufacturing laboratory at UNIST.

The formation of cracks is thought of as an unavoidable, unpleasant phenomenon because people believe that it is impossible to prevent cracking from all various forces. In recent years, scientists have demonstrated the ways to control fract... Read More

Mar 09, 2015 By JooHyeon Heo Research

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