M.S. (2026)
2024.09-2026.03
dohyun1225snu.ac.kr
Dohyun was a co-advised student, bridging two distinct but related research communities: ionics and organic electronics. Dohyun also worked on explaining internal Li plating driving forces in solid electrolytes. Currently, Dohyun is at Park Systems.

Dropout
2023.09-2026.02
rady9831snu.ac.kr
Hyukjin was one of the earliest to join the SD Kang Lab, starting as an undergraduate intern and then continuing to graduate school. Hyukjin found a passion to go into law, now pursuing a degree at SNU law school. While at the SD Kang Lab, Hyukjin studied electrochemical measurement problems and developed new density measurement devices.

Undergraduate Intern
2024.01-2024.06
win33ssnu.ac.kr
Sijin developed custom components required for operating a miniature H-cell apparatus.

Undergraduate Intern
2024.07-2024.08
jamiehan0507snu.ac.kr
Jimin worked on analyzing nanoCT and BET data to understand the morphology of agglomerate particles.

Undergraduate Intern
2024.07-2024.08
shp8807snu.ac.kr
Seonho helped set up an environmental chamber and studied various electrolyte transport measurement techniques.

Undergraduate Intern
2025.05-2026.08
jamesjosnu.ac.kr
Yoon developed simulation tools for studying mixed ionic-electronic transport. Yoon originally started his project as part of his undergraduate lab course, but he developed the study into a research project. Yoon has decided to continue his doctoral studies at Stanford.

Undergraduate Intern
2026.01-2026.09
Junyoung worked on modifying ceramic sintering processes for solid-state battery applications.

Undergraduate Intern
2026.02-2026.09
Seoyoon worked on corrosion monitoring problems and FBG sensor customization.