Research team at KAIST

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Research and development in advanced materials and energy technologies, including solid-state electrochemistry and hydrogen production.

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Microwave sintering

A rapid sintering technique that uses microwave radiation to densify ceramic materials at lower temperatures and in much shorter times compared to conventional furnace sintering.

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Ceramic electrochemical cells (Protonic Ceramic Electrochemical Cells, PCECs / Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells, SOECs)

High-temperature electrochemical devices that can operate in fuel cell mode (power generation) or electrolysis mode (hydrogen production from steam).

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KAIST Crafts Rapid Microwave Sintering for Ceramic Electrochemical Cells

6 months 26 days ago

The team, led by Professor Kang Taek Lee from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at KAIST, has developed a new microwave sintering method that significantly reduces the production temperature and time for ceramic electrochemical cells. This work is part of KAIST’s broader efforts in advancing hydrogen and clean e

Research team at KAIST

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