Materials Science · Nonequilibrium Synthesis

Designing materials
at millisecond speed.

Euichul Shin

Postdoctoral Researcher at KAIST | Materials Scientist

Designing metastable materials in milliseconds for sensing, catalysis, and energy conversion.

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Intense pulsed light triggering atomic redistribution, nanoparticle nucleation, and surface reconstruction in a layered nanomaterial — **Light-driven surface engineering**Nanomaterial Synthesis·Catalyst Synthesis·Metal oxide and TMD

4 publishedFirst-Author Papers1 manuscript in revision

15Collaborative PapersPublished journal articles

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ACS Nano supplementary cover featuring ultrafast ambient-air exsolution on a metal oxide

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Ultrafast Ambient-Air Exsolution on Metal Oxide via Momentary Photothermal Effect

ACS Nano · 2022

Introduces momentary photothermal processing for ultrafast catalyst exsolution on metal oxides in ambient air.

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A millisecond photothermal event triggers anchored nanoparticle emergence while limiting phase transition and surface-area loss in the oxide support.

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Advanced Materials back cover featuring flash thermal-shock synthesis of TMD and carbide heterostructures

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Flash Thermal Shock Synthesis of Heterostructured Transition Metal Dichalcogenides and Carbides in Milliseconds

Advanced Materials · 2025

Demonstrates millisecond-scale flash synthesis of transition-metal dichalcogenide and carbide heterostructures.

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Rapid photothermal conversion and transient high-temperature processing enable phase, shell, and interface engineering in layered transition-metal compounds.

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Let’s create the next material state.

I welcome research collaboration, scientific discussion, seminar invitations, and interdisciplinary projects involving ultrafast materials synthesis, chemical sensing, catalyst engineering, and energy materials.

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Designing materialsat millisecond speed.

Selected Publications

Ultrafast Ambient-Air Exsolution on Metal Oxide via Momentary Photothermal Effect

Flash Thermal Shock Synthesis of Heterostructured Transition Metal Dichalcogenides and Carbides in Milliseconds

Let’s create the next material state.

Designing materials
at millisecond speed.