Research
“Where Hybrid Integration Meets Genuine Hyper-functionality”
HIGH Lab은 차세대 디스플레이, 메모리, 보안 기술을 융합하여, 더 스마트하고 지속 가능한 미래를 설계합니다.
VIEW DETAIL OUR RESEARCH AREAS

1. Display Applications
✅ Next-Generation Display & Sensor Technologies
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OLEDoS (OLED on Silicon) and LTPO display technology research
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1D/2D/3D TFTs & Photodetectors
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Development of display sensors based on low-dimensional semiconductors (1D, 2D), Metal Halides, and Perovskites
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Performance enhancement of TFTs using Silicon membranes and III-V semiconductors
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✅ Device Reliability & Modeling
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TFT performance improvement and 1/f noise analysis for reliability assessment
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SPICE model development & TFT modeling for high-performance display circuit design
✅ Light-to-Frequency (LTF) Conversion for In-Situ Monitoring
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Diagnostic techniques for real-time issue detection and resolution in display panels
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Development of in-situ panel monitoring systems

2. Next-Generation Memory & 3D Integration
✅ Next-Generation Non-Volatile Memory Research
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RRAM (Resistive RAM) and 2T-0C structures
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HZO-based ferroelectric memory
✅ Photo-Responsive Memory & Advanced Devices
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Photo-Detector & MOSFET-based optoelectronic memory
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Multi-stacking memory architectures
✅ TSV/GSV-Based 3D Integration Technologies
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Implementation of high-density stacked devices using TSV and GSV
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Crossbar array architectures for neuromorphic computing

3. Cyber-Security & Sustainable Electronics
✅ Cyber-Security & PUF-Based Authentication
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Physical Unclonable Function (PUF)-based security technology development
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Secure transient electronics applications
✅ Sustainable Energy & Eco-Friendly Devices
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Micro-supercapacitor & environmentally friendly battery research
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Integration of display and memory devices for sustainable electronics
✅ Brain Hacking Prevention & Polar Region Applications
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Development of implantable LC oscillator-based security technologies
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Eliminating brain hacking threats through novel electronic security techniques
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MULTIMODAL sensor-based applications in polar regions for Snow accumulation monitoring systems in extreme environments