Research Summary

Prof. Moon Kim’s current research includes nanoscale fabrication and atomic-scale characterization of various functional nanostructures/devices for applications in nano-electronics, power electronics, energy, electrochemical and bio-devices, hardware security; 3D visualization technologies such as virtual reality (VR), Augmented reality (AR), image recognition, and hologram for enhanced education; and artificial intelligence (AI) platforms for emerging applications.

Research Projects

• Machine Learning Solutions for Golden Chip-Free Hardware Trojan Detection based on Fusion of Electrical & Optical Measurements
• A General and Robust Route to Highly Diverse Hollow Nanostructures with New Properties
• GaN/Si: Characterization of growth defects and interfaces
• Reliability study of E-mode GaN HEMT devices
• 3D visualization technologies (VR and Hologram) for enhanced scientific education
• VR and Holographic implementation of tomographic data
• Interactive Motion Capture Programs
• Atomic scale characterization of TI, TMD and graphene-based devices
• Nanopore-based Sequencing of Biomolecules
• New generation of high thermal conductive composite materials
• In-situ study of electrochemical and biological systems