Min Hong

Professor Min Hong is a faculty member at the University of Southern Queensland's School of Engineering, specializing in thermoelectric materials research. He holds a PhD from the University of Queensland and has extensive postdoctoral training in SEM/TEM characterizations, MATLAB modelling, and first-principle calculations. His expertise spans thermoelectric semiconductors, flexible thermoelectric materials, and energy applications like power generation and refrigeration. He has secured grants including ARC DECRA and Discovery Project as Chief Investigator and participates in an ARC Research Hub.

• Education: PhD (University of Queensland)

Research interests focus on functional materials, nanomaterials, and condensed matter modelling. His work bridges theory and application, with publications in high-impact journals like Joule and Advanced Materials. He is affiliated with the Centre for Future Materials and holds professional memberships in organizations such as the Materials Research Society and International Thermoelectric Society.