이남규 연구실

The future of mobility relies heavily on secondary batteries. Our laboratory is engaged in designing thermal systems for battery cooling and is focusing on realizing and optimizing such system based on the phase-change heat transfer.

Future energy and mobility applications need higher operating temperatures. Our group has researched advanced cooling configurations with 3D printing and phase change heat transfer with micro-nano structures.

Thermal metamaterials lead to exotic properties for controlling radiative heat transfer. Our group has developed several kinds of thermal metamaterials to realize facile camouflage materials for IR stealth.

Our group has researched on the thermal design for clean energy application to carbon dioxide capture storage and nuclear fusion reactors.

Our research group has studied on various kinds of transport phenomena. We developed the measurement system for measuring the thermophoretic behavior of colloidal particles.