Oh-Hoon E Kwon

Oh-Hoon E Kwon is a Professor in the Department of CHEM at KAIST. His research focuses on the Quantum Ultrafast Imaging Laboratory, with interests spanning PHY, MAT, and NANO. His work explores advanced imaging techniques at the quantum and ultrafast scales. Prof. Kwon's research contributes to the understanding of material and physical phenomena at the nanoscale. His laboratory is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of imaging technologies through interdisciplinary approaches.

Oh-Hoon Kwon is a Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. His research focuses on Physical Chemistry, with an emphasis on Ultrafast Electron Microscopy, Femtochemistry, and Femtobiology. He explores time-resolved phenomena to study dynamic processes at the atomic scale. His work includes the investigation of transient structures, chemical bonding dynamics, and proton transfer mechanisms in biological systems. Kwon's research also addresses photodynamic therapy agents, carbon dots, and nanoscale mechanical behaviors. His publications highlight the application of 4D electron microscopy for imaging atomic motions and understanding solvation dynamics in protein folding.