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Nature Communications|April 2, 2016

Capillarity ion concentration polarization as spontaneous desalting mechanismSungmin Park, Yeonsu Jung, Seok Young Son, et al.

Physical Review Letters|April 4, 2015

Experimental verification of overlimiting current by surface conduction and electro-osmotic flow in microchannelsSungmin Nam, Inhee Cho, Joonseong Heo, et al.

Polymers|November 13, 2025

Hydroelectricity Generation from Fiber-Oriented Waste Paper via Capillary-Driven Charge SeparationHyun-Woo Lee, Seung-Hwan Lee, So Hyun Baek, et al.

Polymers|September 14, 2024

A New Paradigm on Waste-to-Energy Applying Hydrovoltaic Energy Harvesting Technology to Face MasksYongbum Kwon, Dai Bui-Vinh, Seung-Hwan Lee, et al.

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Nature Communications|April 2, 2016

Capillarity ion concentration polarization as spontaneous desalting mechanismSungmin Park, Yeonsu Jung, Seok Young Son, et al.

Physical Review Letters|April 4, 2015

Experimental verification of overlimiting current by surface conduction and electro-osmotic flow in microchannelsSungmin Nam, Inhee Cho, Joonseong Heo, et al.

Polymers|November 13, 2025

Hydroelectricity Generation from Fiber-Oriented Waste Paper via Capillary-Driven Charge SeparationHyun-Woo Lee, Seung-Hwan Lee, So Hyun Baek, et al.

Polymers|September 14, 2024

A New Paradigm on Waste-to-Energy Applying Hydrovoltaic Energy Harvesting Technology to Face MasksYongbum Kwon, Dai Bui-Vinh, Seung-Hwan Lee, et al.

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