Seongju Kim
Mar 2025 - Aug 2025
- Postdoctoral Researcher
- UNIST Nanoelectronics and Advanced Packaging Lab (UNL) Postdoctoral Researcher, CP Team
- Thermal Management of Advanced Packaging by Machine Learning
Current: Assistant Professor, Department of Creative Convergence Engineering, Hanbat National University
BIO
Dr. Seongju Kim was a postdoctoral researcher in UNIST Nanoelectronics and Advanced Packaging Lab (UNL) from March to August 2025. His research focused on thermal management of advanced packaging by machine learning. During his time in the lab, Dr. Kim actively engaged with students as a dedicated mentor. He generously shared his expertise by teaching foundational artificial intelligence concepts to lab members, and he took charge of thermal simulations and analyses across multiple projects, bringing valuable diversity to the lab's research. Beyond his meticulous work ethic and exceptional technical skills, he is remembered as a wonderful colleague. His unwavering positive mindset and warm interpersonal skills made him a constant source of encouragement and energy to everyone around him.
Career
- Assistant Professor / Department of Creative Convergence Engineering, Hanbat National University (Sep 2025 - present)
- Postdoctoral Researcher / Department of Electrical Engineering, UNIST (Mar 2025 - Aug 2025)
Education
- PhD / Department of Materials Science and Engineering, POSTECH (Sep 2022 - Feb 2025)
- MS / Department of Mechanical Engineering, POSTECH (Mar 2018 - Feb 2020)
- BS / Department of Mechanical Engineering, Ajou University (Mar 2011 - Feb 2018)
Publications in Lab
Journal
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Statistically resolving thickness-dependent electrical characteristics in multilayer-MoS2 transistors
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3D active-matrix multimodal sensors arrays for independent detection of pressure and temperature
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Spatiotemporal measurement of arterial pulse waves enabled by wearable active-matrix pressure sensor arrays
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Parylene-based double-layer gate dielectrics for organic field-effect transistors
Conference
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Vertical-die (V-die) 3.5D integration for cool ultrahigh-bandwidth memory systems
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Microchannel-Embedded 3D-Printed Ceramic Substrates for Liquid-Cooled Power Module Packaging
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Active BSCDN benchmark framework with backside-compatible CNFET logic technology
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Monolithic 3D integration of III-V HEMTs on glass using ultra-thin dielectric bonding layer: A high-frequency and low-loss active glass platform for sub-THz applications
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Quasi-coaxial through-hole integrated additively manufactured antenna-in-package lid substrates
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3D printed fanout interposer substrates with curved through-holes for rapid prototyping of advanced packaging