Lee, Hansuek

Professor Lee, Hansuek is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at KAIST. His research focuses on Optics and Micro/nano-Photonic Devices. He is affiliated with the Nanophotonic System Laboratory, where his group works on the design and development of novel photonic devices using nanophotonics, nano-fabrication technology, and material science. His work involves ultra-high-Q micro/nano-cavities to manipulate photons and their interaction with matter for applications in next-generation photonic systems. He can be contacted via email at hansuek@kaist.ac.kr or through his lab website at https://www.hleelab.org.

Hansuek Lee is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics and Graduate School of Nanoscience and Technology. His research focuses on High-Q resonators, Micro/Nanophotonics, Nonlinear Optics, and Quantum Optics. His work explores the development of ultrahigh-Q wedge-resonators on silicon chips, microresonator frequency combs for optical clocks, and Brillouin oscillators for microwave synthesizers. He has also investigated nanoparticle detection using optical microcavities, ultra-low-loss optical delay lines, and phase-coherent microwave-to-optical links. His research includes quantum microcombs, Brillouin microcavity lasers, and strong atom-photon interactions near dielectric boundaries. These studies aim to advance integrated photonic and optomechanical systems for precision sensing and quantum technologies.