Prof. Do Sung Huh | Analytical Chemistry | Best Researcher Award
Inje University, South Korea
π¨βπProfiles
π Early Academic Pursuits
He began his academic journey with a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in February 1989. His doctoral studies laid a strong foundation in chemistry, paving the way for groundbreaking research and innovations in the field of functional polymer films.
π’ Professional Endeavors
He has served as a professor in the Department of Chemistry and Nanoscience and Technology at Inje University. With decades of dedication, he has been instrumental in fostering academic excellence and driving research in advanced materials science.
π§ͺ Contributions and Research Focus
His research revolves around the fabrication of biomimetic materials, particularly honeycomb-patterned (HCP) polymer films and moth-eye patterned polymer films. He developed a novel technique, the reactive Breath Figure (BF) method, addressing the limitations of traditional BF methods. This innovative approach allows selective functionalization of porous polymer films through interfacial reactions, expanding their applicability in various fields such as biosensors and advanced coatings.
π Impact and Influence
His pioneering work in functional polymer films has significantly contributed to materials science, influencing researchers worldwide. With 137 SCI publications as a corresponding or first author and 4 as a co-author, his research findings have been widely recognized, garnering 1,764 citations.
π Academic Contributions
Through his extensive publication record, Dr. Huh has disseminated vital knowledge in polymer science. While he hasnβt authored books, his impactful articles in SCI-indexed journals highlight his expertise in polymer film fabrication using innovative techniques.
π¬ Technical Skills
His technical acumen spans the development of functional polymer films using the breath figure method and its modifications. His research integrates chemistry with nanotechnology to achieve advanced material properties, showcasing his problem-solving and analytical skills.
π« Teaching Experience
As a professor, He has guided numerous students in research projects, equipping them with the skills and knowledge to excel in materials science. His mentorship has produced skilled professionals contributing to academia and industry alike.
π Legacy and Future Contributions
His innovative contributions to biomimetic material development have solidified his legacy as a leading researcher in functional polymer films. Looking forward, he aims to refine the reactive BF method further, exploring its applications in cutting-edge fields such as energy storage, biomedicine, and environmental sustainability.
π Professional Memberships and Collaboration
He actively participates in professional organizations such as the American Chemical Society (ACS), the Korean Chemical Society (KCS), and the Korean Polymer Society. While he has not engaged in formal collaborations, his membership in these societies keeps him connected to global advancements in chemistry and polymer science.
πNotable Publications
Pore-selective immobilization of pH-sensitive polymer and glucose oxidase in the porous polyimide film for detection of glucose
- Authors: Shin, B.K.; Kulshrestha, P.; Gandamalla, A.; Huh, D.S.
Journal: Reactive and Functional Polymers
Year: 2024
pH-sensitive fractal structured polyaniline in the honeycomb-patterned porous polymer film for the detection of dopamine and glucose
- Authors: Kulshrestha, P.; Shin, B.K.; Gandamalla, A.; Huh, D.S.
Journal: European Polymer Journal
Year: 2024
Selective recognition of glucose by the pH-sensitive polymer incorporated porous honeycomb-patterned polymer film
- Authors: Shin, B.K.; Kulshrestha, P.; Huh, D.S.
Journal: Macromolecular Research
Year: 2024
Novel Capturer-Catalyst Microreactor System with a Polypyrrole/Metal Nanoparticle Composite Incorporated in the Porous Honeycomb-Patterned Film
- Authors: Falak, S.; Shin, B.; Kang, C.; Khan, Z.A.; Huh, D.S.
Journal: ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces
Year: 2023
Iron oxide nanoparticles embedded in porous films for tannic acid detection
- Authors: Falak, S.; Huh, D.S.
Journal: Reactive and Functional Polymers
Year: 2023