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Jaewon Lee is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Missouri. He holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University and BS/MS degrees in Chemical Engineering from Yonsei University. His research focuses on understanding self-assembly mechanisms and crystal growth dynamics, with applications in photonics, energy storage, and biomedical technologies.
Education:
- PhD in Chemical Engineering, Purdue University
- MS in Chemical Engineering, Yonsei University
- BS in Chemical Engineering, Yonsei University
Research Interests: Jaewon Lee’s work explores the interplay between colloidal forces, nanoparticle dynamics, and material properties. His studies bridge fundamental nanotechnology with practical applications, including thermoelectric materials, energy storage systems, and biocompatible nanoparticles for diagnostics. Key areas include defect engineering in nanocrystals, phase-change material encapsulation, and real-time characterization of self-assembly processes.
Awards:
- Excellent Academic Record, Yonsei University
- Outstanding Graduate Student in Cancer Research, SIRG
- Outstanding Postdoctoral Performance, Pacific Northwest National Lab
Grants & Collaborations: Lee secured a $1.1M grant ($800K NSF + $300K university) to develop real-time microscale reaction visualization tools. He also collaborates with Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology and the Korea Institute of Chemical Engineers.
Labs & Teams: His lab integrates advanced microscopy, computational modeling, and materials synthesis to address challenges in nanotechnology and energy systems. Research is conducted at the interface of chemical engineering and mechanical engineering disciplines.
