Research

Department of Battery Engineering

Research overview

The Department of Battery Engineering is dedicated to the research of lithium-ion batteries, which are pivotal in future energy systems such as electric vehicles,
portable electronic devices, and energy storage systems. Moreover, focus on the development of innovative battery systems, including next-generation
sodium-ion batteries and solid-state batteries. And extensive research has been conducted across a wide range of areas, from advanced materials to systems,
to achieve goals such as improving energy efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing safety. The Department of Battery Engineering is recognized as a specialized
graduate school by the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy. With state-of-the-art research facilities and a team of expert faculty, the department is at the forefront
of battery technology development, contributing to the advancement of sustainable energy solutions.

  • Active Material

    We are conducting in-depth research on positive and negative electrode active materials at the atomic level, particle level, and electrode level.

  • Computational Chemistry / Artificial Intelligence

    We are researching various technologies using computational chemistry and AI.

  • Electrolyte

    We conduct advanced analysis of various secondary battery reactions according to electrolyte conditions, and research on electrolyte material search and optimization.

  • Functional Material

    We are conducting research to design functional materials and closely analyze their performance.

  • Next-generation Battery

    We conduct various research on new energy storage materials and systems required for next-generation secondary batteries.

  • Battery Design / Process

    We systematically study the theoretical design and practical process for developing secondary batteries and active materials.

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Professor Research field
Active material Computational Chemistry / Artificial Intelligence Electrolyte Functional material Next-generation battery Battery design/process
Sang-Min Lee
Kyu-Young Park
Changshin Jo
Min Ah-Lee
Jihyun-Hong
Gyeong-deok Kim
Heo Yun-wook
BYEONGU-GANG
YONGTAE-GIM
WONBAE-KIM
Yeonsu-Kim
Moon-jeong Park
Seon-ah Park
SUJIN-BAK
Lee-GIRA
Hyeonbo Jo
Siyoung Choi
Changhyuk Choi
Soohee Han