Undergraduate research
Explore research before graduate study. We recommend around six months of participation; the start date and a plan that fits your coursework can be discussed individually.
Undergraduate · Graduate · Postdoctoral research
We welcome students interested in graduate study and research in computational chemistry and materials science.
Eligibility & recommended duration
Prior coding or computational chemistry experience is not required. For students considering graduate study, we recommend around six months of undergraduate research to experience the topics and methods before deciding on the next step.
Explore research before graduate study. We recommend around six months of participation; the start date and a plan that fits your coursework can be discussed individually.
Tell us about your research interests and plans to continue from undergraduate to graduate study. We can discuss research participation and preparation for the program.
Introduce your academic background, research interests and intended start date. Research opportunities are discussed individually; admission follows the university’s official process.
Introduce your experience in computational chemistry, atomistic simulation or machine learning for materials. Research directions and potential availability are discussed individually.
These are routes for discussing research participation. Availability and detailed timing are confirmed individually.
Electronic structure, structural stability and reaction mechanisms
Surface reconstructions, interfacial evolution and atomic dynamics
Potential training, property prediction and interpretation of computational results
How to inquire
No. Prior experience is not required. Students interested in graduate study and research are welcome to inquire; share your background and interests so we can discuss participation.
We recommend around six months to experience the research topics and methods and consider graduate study. The start date and detailed schedule can be discussed individually.
Browse our research directions and selected publications, and tell us what interests you or what you would like to understand. A fully developed research proposal is not needed for an initial inquiry.
The laboratory is in Wonheung Hall E243 and E244. The PI office is in Manhae Hall B211. Please email first to arrange a meeting.
Get in touch
Contact Prof. Yonghyuk Lee for research opportunities, graduate study or collaboration.
yhyuk@dgu.ac.kr ↗PI office telephone
+82-2-2260-3708
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Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
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