Research grant from New York State Center of Excellence in Materials Informatics has been awarded for the research on the direct 2D growth and the development of high performance flexible electronic with Prof. Fei Yao

UUP IDA funding to support travel expense is granted to Prof. Seo!

Research grant from Innovative Micro-Programs Accelerating Collaboration in Themes (IMPACT) program has been awarded for the research on 2D-based flexible LED starting from Jan 15, 2017.

The proposal for the collaborative project with Los Alamos National Lab is approved. With the collaboration, UB, UW-Madison, and Los Alamos lab will explore the charge transporatation across the nanomembrane based heterojunctions.

The first year MDI grad students Edward joined the group. Welcome to join!!

Prof. Seo is selected as one of two UB nominees for the Moore Inventors Fellowship with the high efficiency solar cell idea.

BUFFALO, N.Y. – The University at Buffalo’s New York State Center of Excellence in Materials Informatics (CMI) awarded over $170,000 that showcase collaboration between a UB faculty member and an industry partner. 
To be eligible for funding through the CMI, UB faculty...

If you are motivated student and interested in involving cutting-edge research on novel low-dimensional material synthesis or future flexible electronics, please contact Prof. Jung-Hun Seo to "junghuns@buffalo.edu" with your resume.