Lim, Jongwoo

Lim, Jongwoo is an associate professor in the Department of Chemistry at Seoul National University. His research focuses on energy and analytical materials chemistry, with an emphasis on renewable energy technologies such as lithium-ion batteries, microbial electrochemical devices, and thermoelectrics. His work explores the electrochemical and solid-state material systems critical for improving the performance of these technologies. Lim's research interests include the characterization of energy carriers such as electrons, ions, and phonons, and their role in device efficiency. He has published extensively in leading journals, including Nature Communications, Advanced Materials, and Nature Catalysis.

Jongwoo Lim's research focuses on energy storage, energy conversion, and energy transport, with an emphasis on developing advanced materials and systems for sustainable energy technologies. His work explores semiconductor nanowires, non-precious-metal catalysts, and lithium-based battery materials to enhance energy efficiency and performance. Lim investigates phenomena such as surface restructuring, phonon transport, and intercalation in 2D materials to improve electrochemical processes. His research also includes the design of perovskite ferrites, single-atom catalysts, and quantum dots for applications in fuel cells and photovoltaics. By combining experimental and theoretical approaches, Lim contributes to the advancement of energy storage and conversion technologies.