Min, Dal-Hee

Min, Dal-Hee is a professor in the Department of Chemistry at Seoul National University. Her research interests include biochemistry, organic chemistry, polymer/materials science, and nanochemistry and nanoscience. Her work focuses on biotechnological multi-disciplinary topics based on surface chemistry of biochips and nanomaterials to develop tools for disease diagnostics, drug development, and drug delivery. The lab explores the synthesis and surface chemistry of nanomaterials such as gold, iron oxide, graphene oxide, and silica, as well as their applications in devices and biological systems. Research areas also include biochips, biosensors, drug discovery, and drug delivery systems.

Dal-Hee Min is a researcher at Seoul National University with a focus on biomedical applications of graphene and graphene oxide. Their work explores the use of graphene-based materials in biosensors, drug delivery systems, and targeted therapies. They have investigated the behavior of cells on graphene/carbon nanotube composites and developed methods for the selective immobilization of proteins and the functional delivery of siRNA. Additionally, they have contributed to the development of carbon nanodots for bioimaging and photodynamic therapy, as well as the synthesis of mesoporous silica nanoparticles for gene delivery. Their research also includes the application of quantum dots and peptide nucleic acid for microRNA sensing and the use of mass spectrometry for chemical screening and kinase activity profiling.