Dong Ki E M Yoon

Dong Ki E M Yoon is a Professor in the Department of CHEM at KAIST. His research focuses on Soft Material Assembly, Organic Materials, and Nanostructures. His work explores the synthesis and application of advanced materials with potential in various scientific and technological fields. Yoon's research group investigates the assembly of soft materials at the nanoscale, aiming to develop innovative materials with unique properties. His contributions to the field are reflected in his active participation in academic and research activities at KAIST.

Dong Ki Yoon is a Professor in the Department of Chemistry at KAIST, specializing in the study of self-assembly, liquid crystals, topological defects, helical structures, and nano- and micro-structures. His research explores the formation and manipulation of complex ordered structures in liquid crystals, including periodic toroidal holes, smectic defects, and chiral filaments. Yoon's work focuses on the synthesis and application of these structures for lithographic patterning, optoelectronic devices, and organic semiconductors. His publications highlight the interplay between topological defects and material properties, as well as the potential of liquid crystals in advanced nanotechnology and photonics.