I am an InnoCORE postdoctoral fellow affiliated with KAIST and seconded to KRICT, working on the AI-driven Space Solar Initiative. My current research focuses on AI-based materials design and simulation for space solar-cell materials, including AI algorithms for performance and stability prediction and machine-learned interatomic-potential simulations of molecular passivation on perovskite layers.
I received my Ph.D. in Physics, with a focus on solid-state physics, from Sungkyunkwan University under Prof. Youngkuk Kim. Before that, I completed a B.S. at Kyung Hee University with a double major in Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics.
Research Interests
First-principles calculation
Condensed matter theory
Topological materials
Optical response
Strongly correlated electrons
Molecular dynamics
Machine learning
Perovskite solar cells
Selected Publications [see more]
* indicates equal contribution.
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Nature Communications (2026) in press
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Current Applied Physics (2026) 81, 38-44
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Nano Letters (2025) 25(16), 6592-6598
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Physical Review B (2022) 106(20), 205153
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