报告人简介：

Dr. Dong Ick Son received the Ph.D. degree in Department of InformationDisplay Engineering from Hanyang University Korea, in 2010. After that, hejoined Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) as a star post-docduring 2010-2012. He worked as a visiting researcher in Department of Physics,KU Leuven, Belgium during post-doc period in 2011. Since 2012, he has worked asa senior research scientist in KIST and an Associate Professor at University ofScience & Technology (UST). His main research fields are study on opticaland electronic devices (nonvolatile organic bistable memory device,light-emitting device, photodetector, and photovoltaic cell) fabricatedutilizing hybrid organic/inorganic nanocomposites and study on applicationdevices utilizing hybrid van der Waals 2D materials (including carbonnanomaterials) and inorganic nanoparticles.

报告大纲：

Recently, the van der Waals 2D materials (including carbon nanomaterials)has attracted due to numerous investigations into its remarkable physical,chemical, and mechanical properties, opening up a new research area formaterials science, chemistry and physics, and including for a diverse rangingand exiting potential applications.To manipulate 0D+2D, 2D+0D+2D hybrid materials usingthe assembly of low-dimensional nanomaterials of different dimensionalities,such as dichalcogenides (TMDs), hBN and quantum dots (0D), to control thebandgap of the hybridized structures, and to investigate emergent properties ofvertically-layered different dimensional composite materials andphotoelectronic devices.Here we employ a simplesolution method to prepare emissive hybrid quantum dots consisting of metaloxide quantum dots (QDs) core wrapped in a shell of single-layer graphene, anduse these QDs to make a white light-emitting diode. The intermediateconsolidated quasi-metal oxide-graphene core-shell QD is a kind of newlydeveloped material which will be appropriate for a functional layer acting asan electron transport layer with high mobility in the field of such as DSSC,photovoltaic devices, sensor, lithium ion batteries (LIBs), photodetector, fuelcells, and light emitting diode etc.