top of page

Why 

Hetero-

Interfaces?

The ion/electron behavior in energy devices are affected by the interfaces between components, which determines the overall efficiency.
 
We believe hetero-interfaces will control the charges in materials & hybrids, which makes a breakthrough in energy devices and our life!
그림1.png

Batteries  (2012 - Ongoiong)

Battery

Of Things

Every product has a battery.
 
We believe our dedication to hetero-interface studies will trigger advanced batteries, as well as a new industrial revolution.
BOT.png
thin film battery.png
Thin film batteries (SNU & KIST)
Thin-film technology allows the systematic study of the interface. It helps us exploring scientific clues for ion and electron dynamics at the hetero-interfaces.
high e battery.png

High E batteries (KIST)
 

An increase in energy density of battery is always a top priority.

 

Hetero-interface studies will provide practical solutions for next-generation Li-S, Li-air, and all-solid-state batteries.

soft battery3.png

Soft / Wearable batteries (NTU & KIST)

Soft batteries are in imperative demands for wearable electronics. Hetero-interfaces manipulation makes batteries to be soft and multi-functional – transparent, electrochromic, integrated, or self-healing, as well as be green.

We believe novel batteries will open an era of Battery of Things.

Hydrogen Storage  (2014 - 2016)

Solid-state

Composites

Hydrogen is a clean energy carrier.
Hydrogen storage in solid-state materials reduces the tank volume, as well as the safety risk.
hydrogen storage.png
Solid-state hydrogen storage in FCEX (HMC)
Based on our hetero-interfaces technology and the collaboration with KIST, we reduced the operating temperature of hydrogen storage composites, and confirmed the feasibility of solid-state hydrogen storage materials for FCEV.
solid hydrogen2.png

Hydrogen Production  (2008 - 2014)

Solar

Water

Splitting

Solar hydrogen production from water is the best way to generate a green hydrogen.
Our hetero-interface engineering improves ion and electron transfer at the interface between solid and water, offering efficient photo-catalysts.
solar hydrogen production.png
bottom of page