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MML Postdoctoral Accolade

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MML Postdoctoral Accolade at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

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Our recent research is now available in JPCB

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Our comprehensive molecular dynamics research on the transition between diffusion- to barrier-limited transport is published in the Journal of Physical Chemistry B.

Our paper accepted to Physical Review Letters!

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Our recent work conducted at NIST has been published in Physical Review Letters and is now available online. I deeply appreciate the immense contributions of Dr. Alex Smolyanitsky and the valuable feedback from Dr. Demian Riccardi.

Our recent paper on leveraging ionic diversity in iontronics accepted to Small

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This study addresses a fundamental question in electrochemical neuromorphic computing: How can the brain’s molecular-level principles be effectively implemented in artificial neuromorphic devices? Traditional transistor-based solid-state computing relies on electron-mediated signaling, whereas biological systems use ion signaling and achieve intelligence with remarkable energy efficiency. Historically, liquid-state ionic devices have received limited attention in the context of logic operations due to the overwhelming dominance of solid-state electronics. However, the recent success of large-scale AI—and growing concerns about energy sustainability—have renewed interest in the direct implementation of the brain’s energy-efficient iontronic mechanisms on liquid-state ionic platforms. This work presents how to leverage the unique electrochemical diversity of iontronics in achieving new ionic functions.

FiberPro 1.0 manuscript submitted

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FiberPro 1.0: Multiagent AI-Guided Design for High-Throughput Production and Conformal Deposition of Functional Protein Micro/Nanofibers.

Poster Award at MUACC 2026

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Yechan Noh received a Poster Award presented by Analyst at the 2026 Midwestern Universities Analytical Chemistry Conference (MUACC) on October 25, 2026, recognizing outstanding research communication and excellence in poster presentation.

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