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Jong Min Yuk

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology · Materials Science

About the Lab

Professor Jong Min Yuk's research lab specializes in advanced electron microscopy techniques, particularly graphene liquid cell transmission electron microscopy (GLC-TEM), to investigate dynamic nanoscale processes in liquids with atomic resolution. The lab focuses on understanding fundamental mechanisms in nanomaterial synthesis, such as nanoparticle growth, coalescence, and structural evolution, as well as electrochemical processes in energy storage materials like silicon anodes and sodium-ion battery cathodes. Their work bridges materials science, chemistry, and nanotechnology by enabling real-time visualization of complex phenomena in realistic liquid environments.

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Research Overview

Papers
2
Total Citations
0
Papers (5y)
2
Primary Field
Materials Science

Research Output Trend

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Publications per year (5y)
2total
2025
2026
Citations per year (5y)
0total
20252026

Selected Papers

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Article|0 citations·2026
Element mapping-based Bayesian optimization framework enabling direct materials design: a case study on NASICON-type cathode materials
Sanghyeon Park, Yoonsu Shim, Junpyo Hur, Sanghyeon Ji, D. Jeon, Jong Min Yuk, Chan-Woo Lee
SJR Q1npj Computational MaterialsOA

Bayesian optimization (BO) helps in efficiently navigating complex and high-dimensional design spaces. Recently, it has been applied to materials science to discover novel materials with high performances. However, the application of BO to material design has been hindered by the challenges in handling discrete input variables, such as elements. This study introduces a novel element mapping strategy that encodes elemental identities into chemically meaningful continuous values, enabling the crea

Materials ChemistryMaterials Science
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Preprint|0 citations·2025
Symbol-based entity marker highlighting for enhanced text mining in materials science with generative AI
Junhyeong Lee, Jong Min Yuk, Chan‐Woo Lee
ArXiv.orgOA

The construction of experimental datasets is essential for expanding the scope of data-driven scientific discovery. Recent advances in natural language processing (NLP) have facilitated automatic extraction of structured data from unstructured scientific literature. While existing approaches-multi-step and direct methods-offer valuable capabilities, they also come with limitations when applied independently. Here, we propose a novel hybrid text-mining framework that integrates the advantages of

Materials ChemistryMaterials Science

Research Areas

Materials Chemistry

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