MHOH LAB · KOREA INSTITUTE OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGY

Nanocrystal
Solids

From Designed Building Blocks to Collective Function

We pursue an interdisciplinary approach to 3D-oriented nanostructures, combining advanced inorganic chemistry, materials characterization, catalysis, electrochemistry, structural mechanics, and solid-state physics.

RESEARCH FOCUS Interaction → Correlation → Collective Function

OUR PERSPECTIVE

Materials become more than the sum of their particles when interactions organize into collective behavior.

We connect precision nanocrystal synthesis, assembly, microscopy, operando characterization, and modeling to reconstruct how real interaction networks evolve.

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01 · RESEARCH

Nanointerfaces, defects & dynamics

Bottom-up nanocrystal engineering for electrochemical function and advanced structural analysis.

02 · PEOPLE

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03 · PUBLICATIONS

Research highlights & recent work

From landmark nanocrystal chemistry to current energy and environmental materials research.

04 · NEWS

Activities & news

Research milestones, collaborations, conferences, and lab activities.

06 · MEDIA

Talks & features

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07 · JOIN US

Join MHOH Lab.

We welcome researchers and students interested in nano-interface synthesis, catalytic reaction dynamics, advanced microscopy, and nonequilibrium materials systems.

CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES Postdoctoral fellows · Ph.D./Master students · Internships