Development of high-quality human resources of
display convergence technology!Display Convergence
Location
Accelerator and ICT Building No.503Tel
044-860-1320Fax
044-860-1583
Location
Accelerator and ICT Building No.503
Tel
044-860-1320
Fax
044-860-1583
Display Convergence provides education in not only display, which is the biggest industry in South Korea, but also in key theories and application of convergent fields that are related to display. This major conducts creative research and offers education with specialization in theory, mechanism, materials, processes, device knowledge, and real experience for next generation display.
The faculty of Display Convergence is composed of the core researchers at Samsung Electronics and Samsung Display who not only excel in theory but also have relevant field experience. To develop talent in the display field, this major provides comprehensive education in all areas of display covering physics, energy, materials, and chemistry, along with theory lessons. This department is also researching future technology development that can be used as materials, processes, or devices of next generation display through practical education such as experiments, placements, and industry-academic cooperation, aiming for the ultimate objective that is the development of high-quality human resources of display convergence technology.
1. Basic science capability
Talented individuals who can demonstrate their worth by flexibly applying solid basic physics knowledge in this rapidly changing era.
2. Glocal capability
An intellectual who contributes to local society with a deep understanding of the display field, and actively participates in the complex and diverse global age.
3. Future creative capability
Individuals who can demonstrate 21st century leadership by finding new digital areas with their creative, progressive spirit to actively adapt future society based on their ideas.
Name | Position | Phone Number | Field of Research | Career | |
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Hong MunPyo | Professor | 044-860-1321 | goodmoon@korea.ac.kr | Plasma Physics (Process) & Soft Electronics Device (Display/Energy) | Ph.D, Applied Physics University of Wisconsin-Madison |
Shin SungTae | Professor | 044-860-1328 | stshin@korea.ac.kr | Display: OLED & LCD | Ph.D, Kent State University, Ohio, USA Department of Physics Major: Liquid Crystal |
Ryu SeungYoon |
Assistant Professor | 044-860-1376 | justie74@korea.ac.kr | OLED Display, Solar Cells, the Secondary Rechargeable Batteries, Piezoelectric Devices | Yonsei Univ. Materials Science and Engineering PhD |
Cheong ByoungHo | Professor | 044-860-1833 | bhcheong84@korea.ac.kr | LAMP (Laser Assisted Materials Processing) | KAIST, Ph.D in Physics, Condensed matter theory |
Kim BoSung | Professor | 044-860-1779 | bskim86@korea.ac.kr | Thin film materials | Ph. D., Seoul National University |
Park JaeByung | Professor | 044-860-1836 | jaebyungpark@korea.ac.kr | Color Science Quantum Dot Micro-LED/Nano-LED | Ph.D. Purdue University (Electrical & Computer Engineering) |
After graduating from Display Convergence, students are expected to enter various areas in the electronics/display industry including display convergence area and related materials, devices, and processes. With access to high-level information during their undergraduate courses and field-level technology and experience, students are trained as the next-generation talent in the display convergence area, and they can develop as specialized researchers through master's or doctoral degree programs.