
Environmental Energy and Electrochemistry Laboratory
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Environmental Energy Engineering Laboratory (E3Lab) focuses on advanced electrochemical technologies for sustainable energy and environmental solutions.
We are interested in designing functional electrocatalysts, active materials, and energy storage&conversion systems such as water electrolysis, next-generation batteries, fuel cells, and carbon-neutral energy conversion.
Research Field
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Desigining functional nanomaterials
We synthesize nanostructured materials and apply various structural modulation techniques to enhance electrochemical performance
- MOF-derived hybrid materials
- Hollow/porous architectures
- Structural defect engineering
- Physicochemical characterization of nanomaterials



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Water electrolysis & Hydrogen energy
We develop highly active and durable electrocatalysts for efficient water electrolysis and fuel cell to realize environmentally friendly hydrogen society
- OER/HER bifunctional electrocatalyst
- Non-precious metal catalyst design
- Defect engineering & Heteroatom doping
- High current density operation
- Alkaline AEMWE & AEMFC



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Next-generation batteries
We develop next-generation energy storage and conversion systems such as metal-air battery and aqueous ion battery
- Safe, Sustainable, High-energy storage system
- Rechargeable Zn-air battery
- Highly active ORR/OER bifunctional electrocatalyst
- Highly stable aqueous electrolyte for ion battery
- Practical cell design and scalable fabrication



