Duck Joo (D. J.) Yang, Ph.D.
Associate Dean
Research and Interdisciplinary Programs
Research Professor
Nanoscience and Technology
Research Group / Personal Webpage
Education
B.S., Clark University (1972): Chemistry
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley (1977): Physical Inorganic Chemistry
Executive MBA, University of Pennsylvania (1982)
Affiliations
Research Description
- Conductive transparent coating research and their applications for displays and transparent electronics circuits
- Novel synthesis study of nano size particles and their applications study for use in electronics or energy devices
- Atmospheric, continuous growth of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) using PECVD
- Bio and chemical sensor research: DNA and Methanol detection utilizing carbon nanotubes (CNTs)
- High temperature membrane research for hydrogen and methanol fuel cells
- Hydrogen storage research using catalytic dehydrogenation/hydrogenation of organic molecules
- Imprint mask study using less than 30nm design rule
Selected Publications
Kim, D.W.; Lee, J.S.; Lee, G.S.; Yang, D.J. “ Carbon Nanotubes based Methanol sensor”, Manuscript in preparation.
Xinyu, Z.; Lee, J.S.; Lee, G.S.; Yang, D.J.; Manohar, S.K. “Synthesis of PEDOT Nanotubes”, Submitted to Journal of the American Chemical Society (August 2005).
Yang, Z.; Coutinho, D.; Yang, D.J.; Balkus, Jr., K.J.; Ferraris, J.P. “Proton-conducting membranes based on HTFSI doped PEI/SiO nanocomposites”, Submitted to Journal of Membrane Science (2004).
- Updated: November 28, 2006
