Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Sungwoo Nam"
- SungWoo Nam's recent research focuses on the exploration of strain engineering and its effects on the physical properties of two-dimensional (2D) materials, investigating novel applications in photovoltaics, photodetection, and friction modulation in micro-nano devices.
- Significant findings include the demonstration of enhanced photovoltaic effects in graphene/α-InSe heterostructures, the extension of light detection capabilities in crumpled silicon nanomembranes, and the realization of strain-induced polarization to manipulate light-matter interactions in freestanding wrinkled 2D materials.
- Nam's work also reveals advancements in lithium extraction from seawater using MoS passivated graphene membranes, alongside the development of strain-resilient metal thin-film electrodes for flexible electronics, highlighting the applicability of his research in critical contemporary energy and materials challenges.
