집적 유기전자 연구실

2013-2014 BK21 Research Professor, KAIST (Dept. of Electrical Eng.) Organic or some oxide field-effect transistors (FET) that are prepared by low-cost processes such as printing are expected to play an important role in advance of electronic devices that can benefit from thin, flexible form factors and are akin to ultralow fabrication cost. Such example can be found in RFID tags and smart labels. IOEL will work on development of printable low-cost FET technology and will work also on its implementation into integrated devices of higher complexity and functionality. Organic vapor jet printing (OVJP) is a solvent-free printing method in which thermally generated organic vapor is carried by inert gas through a small nozzle to deposit organic thin films according to a desired pattern. Integrated Organic Electronics Lab (IOEL), led by Prof. Seunghyup Yoo, focuses on developing novel device architectures and integrated systems based on organic materials in three major areas: display, energy/sensors, and flexible low-cost electronics. Prof. Yoo is currently leading KAIST Samsung Display Research Center which hosts an interdisciplinary consortium across several departments.