Nano Innovation Transforming Energy, Professor Lee Chan-woo, Department of Applied Chemistry Energy Catalyst Materials Laboratory

We conduct research to convert abundant resources such as seawater, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen into useful chemicals through electrochemical processes.
To achieve this, we develop nano-catalyst materials, elucidate reaction mechanisms using real-time spectroscopic analysis and DFT calculations, and ultimately verify performance and durability in industrial environments.

In this video
00:10 ✅Laboratory Introduction
00:34 ✅Primary Research Focus
01:50 ✅Research Keywords: Resource Utilisation of Carbon Dioxide
02:26 ✅'Seawater Electrolysis-Based Hydrogen Production Research': Seawater Utilisation Methods
02:59 ✅Why real-time analysis of nanomaterials is crucial
03:39 ✅Explanation of outstanding new researcher
05:12 ✅Changes it will bring to industry and society
06:00 ✅What is considered most important during research
06:35 ✅Research topics you wish to pursue next or your ultimate research goal
07:05 ​​​​​​​✅Distinctive features or strengths unique to the Department of Applied Chemistry and the Energy Catalysis Materials Laboratory
08:22 ✅Advice for students interested in research
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