Inventor

KOO WON TAE

KR17 patents

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KOO WON TAE

SK HYNIX INC

Semiconductor device including ferroelectric layer and insulation layer with metal particles and methods of manufacturing the same

Semiconductor device including interconnection structure including MXene and method of manufacturing the same

Electronic device including channel layer including variable resistance and method of manufacturing the same

Electronic device including proton conductive layer and resistance change channel layer capable of receiving hydrogen

Semiconductor device including interlayer insulation structure including metal-organic framework

Semiconductor device with interlayer insulation structure including metal-organic framework layer and method of manufacturing the same

Semiconductor memory device

Semiconductor device including resistance change layer and metal particle-embedded metal-organic framework layer and method of manufacturing the same

Semiconductor device including heat insulating layer and method of manufacturing the same

Semiconductor device including ferroelectric layer and metal particles embedded in metal-organic framework layer

Semiconductor device including ferroelectric layer and metal particles embedded in metal-organic framework layer

Semiconductor device including epitaxial electrode layer and dielectric epitaxial structure and method of manufacturing the same

Method of treating target film and method of manufacturing semiconductor device

Electronic device having resistance change property

KOREA ADVANCED INST SCI & TECH

Metal oxide nanofibers including functionalized catalyst using chitosan-metal complexes, and member for gas sensor, and gas sensor using the metal oxide nanofibers, and method of fabricating the same

Colorimetric sensor material for detecting hydrogen sulfide gas, which includes one-dimensional polymer nanofiber coupled to lead acetate particles obtained by high temperature stirring and quenching, and method of the same

UNIV CALIFORNIA

Nanowire based hydrogen sensors