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Jungkyu Choi.Pdf Jungkyu Choi [email protected] Chemical & Biological Engineering, Korea University 145 Anam-Ro, Seongbuk-Gu, Seoul 02841, Republic of Korea Tel: +82-2-3290-4854, Fax: +82-2-926-6102, Mobile: +82-10-5211-7809 Group Homepage: http://imsr.korea.ac.kr Education: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Minnesota, USA Sep. 2003 ~ Jun. 2008 Ph.D. Chemical Engineering Title of dissertation: Fabrication, characterization, and application of zeolite inorganic membranes Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea Mar. 1997 ~ Feb. 2003 B.S. Chemical Engineering with Summa Cum Laude Professional Experience: 1. Professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Korea University, South Korea, Sep. 2020 ~ Present 2. Associate Professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Korea University, South Korea, Sep. 2015 ~ Aug. 2020 3. Associate Professor, Green School, Korea University, South Korea, Sep. 2015 ~ Feb. 2017. 4. Assistant Professor, Green School, Korea University, South Korea, Mar. 2013 ~ Aug. 2015 5. Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Korea University, South Korea, Sep. 2011 ~ Aug. 2015 6. Research Professor, Institute of Clean Chemical Engineering Systems, Korea University, South Korea, March 2011 ~ August 2011 7. Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA Under Dr. Enrique Iglesia, August 21 2008 ~ July 26 2011 ‒ Characterization of adsorption, diffusion, and reaction in microporous materials by using a frequency modulation flow protocol 8. Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN, USA Under Dr. Michael Tsapatsis, July 2008 ‒ Study on the permeation behavior of MFI films fabricated on stainless steel tubes. 1 9. Research Assistant, Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN, USA Under Dr. Michael Tsapatsis, September 2003 ~ June 2008 ‒ Fabrication and characterization of thin zeolite films and membranes on various substrates, especially targeting for gas (H2, CO2, etc.) and organic compound (e.g., p-/o-xylene, n-/i-butane, n-hexane/2,2-dimethylbutane) separations ‒ Hydrothermal synthesis of inorganic microporous materials (especially zeolite) ‒ Sol-gel type silica coating on porous materials ‒ Synthesis of organic compounds used as structure directing agents used in zeolite synthesis ‒ Install, operate, and maintain gas/vapor permeation instruments including gas chromatography Membership: Member of the Korean Institute of Chemical Engineers (2011.11 ~ Present, trustee member: 2018.1.1 ~ 2021.12.31) Member of the Membrane Society of Korea (2013. 4 ~ Present, trustee member: 2017.1.1 ~ 2020.12.31) Member of the Korea Zeolite Association (2013. 8 ~ Present) Member of the Korean Society of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry (2017.10 ~ Present, trustee member: 2020.1.1 ~ 2021.12.31) Member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (2005. 10 ~2016.12.31) Professional Activities: Advertising Board Member, Korean Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1/1/2020 ~ 12/31/2020 Advertising Board Member (senior position), Membrane Society of Korea, 1/1/2020 ~ 12/31/2020 Scientific Committee Member and Invited Chairman for the 8th International Zeolite Membrane Meeting (6/16/2019 ~ 6/20/2019) Visiting Program at Waseda University, Japan (part of sabbatical leave), 6/26/2018-7/26/2018 (1 month) Visiting Program at SK Innovation (part of sabbatical leave), 3/15/2018-6/15/2018 (3 months) Visiting Program at KIST (part of sabbatical leave), 9/1/2017-2/28/2018 (6 months) Organizing Committee Member and Topic Hair for AMS 12, Membrane Society of Korea, 2/1/2018 ~ 7/5/2019 Planning Board Member, Membrane Society of Korea, 1/1/2018 ~ 12/31/2019 Academic Board Member, Korean Society of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, 1/1/2018 ~ 12/31/2020 (senior position: 1/1/2020 ~ 12/31/2020) Representative Editorial Staff, Catalysis Subchapter, Korean Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1/1/2017 ~ 12/31/2017 Editorial Board Member, Membrane Society of Korea (Membrane Journal; South Korea), 1/1/2017 ~ 12/31/2017 Academic Board Member, Membrane Society of Korea, 1/1/2016 ~ 12/31/2016 Program Committee Member, 14th-15th International Nanotech Symposium & Nano-Convergence Expo (NANO KOREA); Nanotechnology for Energy, 2016-2017. Editorial Staff, Catalysis Subchapter, the Korean Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1/1/2016 ~ 12/31/2016 Editorial Staff, Korea Zeolite Association, 1/1/2012 ~ 12/31/2015 2 Editorial Staff, Catalysis Subchapter, the Korean Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1/1/2013 ~ 12/31/2013 Honors and Awards: 1. Crimson Professor, Korea University Techno Complex (6/1/2019) 2. Plaque of Appreciation from the Membrane Society of Korea (12/14/2017) 3. Certificate of Excellence in Reviewing, 2013 from the Journal of Membrane Science (2/5/2014) 4. Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, Graduate School at the University of Minnesota (September 2007 ~ June 2008) 5. Department Fellowship, Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at the University of Minnesota (September 2003 ~ January 2004) 6. The Highest Award by the Dean of Engineering School at Seoul National University (February 2003) 7. Academic Scholarship awarded from Department of Chemical Engineering at Seoul National University (School supporting association fee was exempted (2nd semester in 1998 & 2001 and 1st semester in 2002. Tuition fee as well as school supporting association fee were exempted (2nd semester in 2002) Additional Experience: Military Service (10th Logistic Battalion, 3rd Logistics Support Command located in Inchon, South Korea, January 1999 ~ March 2001) People in the group: Postdoctoral Research Associate 1. Xicheng Jia (Vincent) (2019.10 ~ present) Ph.D. Candidates 1. Heejoong Kim (2015.3 ~ present) 2. Woogsun Choi (2015.3 ~ present, co-advised w/ Dr. Nakwon Choi at KIST) 3. Yanghwan Jeong (2015.9 ~ present) 4. Sangseo Gu (2016.3 ~ present, co-advised w/ Dr. Jeong-Myeong Ha at KIST) 5. Jinseong Kim (2017.3 ~ present; Master/Ph.D integrated course) 6. Minseong Lee (2017.3 ~ present; Master/Ph.D integrated course) 7. Gihoon Lee (2017.9 ~ present; Ph.D. course) 8. Pyoseop Kim (2018.3 ~ present; Master/Ph.D integrated course) Graduate Students 1. Jeongjae Lee (2019.9 ~ present, co-advised w/ Dr. Ji Hoon Park at KRCIT; University/research institute/industry collaboration program) 2. Hyunwoo Kang (2020.3 ~ present, co-advised w/ Dr. Soo Han Kim at KITECH; University/research institute/industry collaboration program) 3. Jaehee Shim (2020.3 ~ present; Master/Ph.D integrated course) 3 Master Candidates 1. Hwiyoon Noh (2019.3 ~ present) 2. Jiyoung Moon (2019.3 ~ present) 3. Hyeonmin Jo (2019.3 ~ present, co-advised w/ Dr. Jeong-Myeong Ha at KIST; University/research institute/industry collaboration program) 4. Bowoo Lee (2020.3 ~ present, co-advised w/ Dr. Kyung-Youl Baek at KIST; University/research institute/industry collaboration program) 5. Eunji Cho (2020.3 ~ present, co-advised w/ Dr. Jin Hee Lee at KRICT; University/research institute/industry collaboration program) 6. Jisong Kang (2020.9 ~ present, co-advised w/ Dr. Jeong-Myeong Ha at KIST; University/research institute/industry collaboration program) Undergraduate Students 1. Suhyeon Sung (2020.9 ~ present) CBE undergraduate researcher Alumni 1. Eunjoo Kim (Master, 2012.3 ~ 2014.2 & Ph.D., 2014.3~2017.8)/Present occupation: Kumho Petrochemicals 2. Chul Min Park (Master, 2012.3 ~ 2014.2, co-advised w/ Dr. Yong Nam Jo at KETI; University/research institute/industry collaboration program)/Present occupation: Orange Power 3. Kyung Seok Kang (Master, 2012.3 ~ 2014.2, co-advised w/ Dr. Taeeun Yim at KETI; University/research institute/industry collaboration program)/Present occupation: Chungnam Techno Park 4. Wanxi Cai (Master, 2012.9 ~ 2014.8)/Present occupation: Running his own business 5. Hyungmin Kim (Master, 2012.9 ~ 2014.8)/Present occupation: Doosan Electronics 6. Seunghyun Choi (Master, 2013.3 ~ 2015.2, co-advised w/ Dr. Min-Sik Park at KETI; University/research institute/industry collaboration program)/Present occupation: POSCO ESM R&D Center 7. Kyunghwan Lim (Master, 2014. 3 ~ 2016.2)/Present occupation: Lotte Chemical. 8. Sangyun Yeom (Master, 2014.9 ~ 2016.8), co-advised w/ Dr. Nakwon Choi at KIST)/Present occupation: LG Chem, Ltd. 9. Dahye Jeong (Master, 2015.3 ~ 2017.2), co-advised w/ Dr. Kyo Seon Hwang at KIST; University/research institute/industry collaboration program)/Present occupation: ASML Korea. 10. Hang Yin (Ph.D., 2012.1 ~ 2016.8, co-advised with Dr. Alex Yip at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand)/Present occupation; MacDiarmid Institute, New Zealand 11. Deokwon Son (Master, 2016.3 ~ 2018.2, co-advised w/ Dr. Jeong-Myeong Ha at KIST; University/research institute/industry collaboration program)/Present occupation: OSSTEM IMPLANT Co., Ltd. 12. Jimin Kong (Master, 2016.9 ~ 2018.8, co-advised w/ Dr. Hyun Seo Park at KIST; University/research institute/industry collaboration program)/Present occupation: Researcher at KIST 13. Taehee Lee (Ph.D., 2013. 3 ~ 2020.1)/Present occupation: Hanhwa Total 14. Layoung Choi (Master, 2018.3 ~ 2020.2)/Present occupation: Dongjin Semichem Co., Ltd. 15. Yoonsoo Kim (Master, 2018.3 ~ 2020.2, co-advised w/ Dr. Jeong-Myeong Ha at KIST; University/research institute/industry collaboration program)/Present occupation: Kukdo Chemical Co., Ltd. 4 16. Hyemin
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