Professors

Department of Physics & Astronomy
장소연
Chang, Celesta Lim Assistant Professor
Office : 56-328 , +82-2-880-6615
Lab. : 23-108, 109

Education

  • · 2020 Ph.D. in Physics, Cornell University
  • · 2014 B.S. in Physics, Yonsei University

Career

  • · 2023-present Assistant professor, Seoul National University
  • · 2021-2023 Postdoctoral Associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • · 2020-2021 Postdoctoral Associate, Cornell University
  • · 2015-2020 NSF GRFP Fellow, National Science Foundation

Research Interests

Our lab utilizes scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) to understand the physical properties of oxides by structural, and chemical analysis at the picometer-scale. Additionally, with our technique to achieve thin, freestanding membranes of various materials, we aim to explore new phenomena from 3D materials when reaching their 2D-like state.

Selected Publications in the last 5 years

  1. H. Kim†, Y. Liu†, K. Lu†, C. S. Chang†, et. al., “High-throughput manufacturing of epitaxial membranes from a single wafer by 2D materials-based layer transfer process”, (†Equal Contribution) Nature Nanotechnology 18, 464-470 (2023)
  2. K. Kim†, D. Lee†, C. S. Chang†, et. al., “Non-epitaxial single-crystalline 2D material growth by geometrical confinement”, (†Equal Contribution) Nature 614, 88-94 (2023)
  3. C. S. Chang*, et. al., “Visualization of defects in single-crystal and thin-film PdCoO2 using aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscopy”, (Corresponding Author*) Physical Review Materials 6 (9), 093401 (2022)
  4. H. Kim†, C. S. Chang†, S Lee†, et. al., “Remote Epitaxy”, (†Equal Contribution) Nature Review Methods Primers 2, 40 (2022)
  5. R. Jinno†, C. S. Chang†, et. al., “Crystal orientation dictated epitaxy of ultrawide bandgap 5.4-8.6eV α-(AlxGa1-x)2O3 on m-plane sapphire”, (†Equal Contribution) Science Advances 7 (2), eabd5891 (2021)