Kyueui Lee
KAIST
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Advanced Materials | 2015
Seongwoo Ryu; Jeffrey B. Chou; Kyueui Lee; Dongju Lee; Soon Hyung Hong; Rong Zhao; Haeshin Lee; Sang-Gook Kim
Increase in conductivity and mechanical properties of a carbon nanotube (CNT) fiber inspired by mussel-adhesion chemistry is described. Infiltration of polydopamine into an as-drawn CNT fiber followed by pyrolysis results in a direct insulation-to-conduction transformation of poly(dopamine) into pyrolyzed-poly(dopamine) (py-PDA), retaining the intrinsic adhesive function of catecholamine. The py-PDA enhances both the electrical conductivity and the mechanical strength of the CNT fibers.
RSC Advances | 2014
Seongwoo Ryu; Kyueui Lee; Soon Hyung Hong; Haeshin Lee
We report a method to purify graphene quantum dots size simply by adding ammonium sulfate. The addition of a salt to a heterogeneous GQD suspension results into the sorting of GQD sub-populations with diameters corresponding to 2.7 ± 1.6, 5.1 ± 1.5, 13.3 ± 1.9, and 18.7 ± 4.4 nm. These GQDs also exhibit different optical properties.
Journal of Materials Chemistry B | 2018
Zihnil Adha Islamy Mazrad; Kyueui Lee; Ari Chae; Insik In; Haeshin Lee; Sung Young Park
In the past decade, fluorescent carbon nanoparticles (FNPs) prepared from natural resources and biomaterials have been attractive due to their various properties, such as unique optical properties, great biocompatibility, water dispersion, and facile surface functionalization. Depending on the properties of the carbon sources and the subsequent carbonization processes, internal/external stimuli responsive carbon nanoparticles have been generated that are useful for theranostic and sensing applications. In this review, we highlight the recent developments in the use of FNPs in nanomedicine in great detail, particularly for FNPs responding to internal stimuli, including redox, pH, and enzymes, and external stimuli, including temperature, light, and magnetic fields, for drug delivery and sensing applications. Furthermore, we hope to provide insight that could stimulate further research aiming for unparalleled useful applications. As a result, there are many possibilities that can be explored from this smart material.
Electronics Letters | 1994
Sung-Hyun Lee; Sungbum Park; Kyueui Lee
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry | 2017
Inseong You; Hyejin Jeon; Kyueui Lee; Minjae Do; Young Chang Seo; Haesung A. Lee; Haeshin Lee
Electronics Letters | 1994
K.B. Chough; B.W.-P. Hong; C. Caneau; Jung-Hoon Song; K.I. Jeon; Songcheol Hong; Kyueui Lee
Electronics Letters | 2007
J. H. Lee; Ilku Nam; Sung-Hwan Cho; Kyueui Lee
Nanoscale | 2017
Kyueui Lee; Eunsook Park; Haesung A. Lee; Caroline Sugnaux; Mikyung Shin; Chan Jin Jeong; Jeehee Lee; Phillip B. Messersmith; Sung Young Park; Haeshin Lee
Chemistry of Materials | 2017
Jung Seung Lee; Jong Seung Lee; Min Suk Lee; Soohwan An; Kisuk Yang; Kyueui Lee; Hee Seok Yang; Haeshin Lee; Seung Woo Cho
Chemistry of Materials | 2015
Kyueui Lee; Ekavianty Prajatelistia; Dong Soo Hwang; Haeshin Lee