Won Cho, Yun Hee Lee, and Hee Jung Lee`s   paper entitled "Systematic Transformation of   Coordination Polymer Particles to Hollow   and Non-Hollow In2O3 with Pre-Defined

  Morphology" is published in Chem. Commun.

 

  Soyoung Jung, Won Cho, and Hee Jung   Lee's paper is selected as a cover.

      

 

 

 

    

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Please feel free to contact if you have any questions regarding undergraduate, graduate,           

and postdoctoral positions in our group             

(moh@yonsei.ac.kr)             

 

Our research interests are focused on the development of the new generation of heterogeneous catalysts, optics, chemical & biological sensors, and gas-storages based upon nano-, micro-, and macro-scaled porous coordination polymer materials. The important components in our lab are as follow:

 

  •  Design & synthesis of the organic & inorganic molecules with desired functionalities

  •  Construction of the coordination polymers with desired structures

  •  Characterization & development of the created small molecules & coordination polymers to achieve

          desired chemical & physical properties

  •  Invention of the nano & micro-sized materials from the porous coordination polymers

  •  Test & application of the generated nano-, micro-, and macro-scaled porous coordination polymer materials

 The main applications of the developed porous materials are heterogeneous catalysts (immobilization of homogeneous catalysts), optics, chemical & biological sensors, gas-storages and recognition & separation of bio-molecules.

Details of research are in research menu (research)

 


Prof. Oh, Moonhyun, Coordination polymer materials Lab, Department of Chemistry Yonsei University, Seoul 120-749, Korea