Welcome to the MNIS (Micro / Nano Integrated Systems) lab!

The MNIS lab is dedicated to various interdisciplinary research fields bridging micro/nanofabrication with nanotechnology, biotechnology, and electrochemistry.

A brief introduction to the current research topics is as follows.

A more detailed research digest can be found in the ‘Research’ menu.

C-MEMS is an unconventional micro/nano carbon structure patterning process through pyrolysis of pre-patterned polymer structure at high temperature (600~900°C). Due to volume reduction (up to ~90%) during carbonization, carbon nanostructures can be simply batch-fabricated at wafer scale.

We are developing fabrication methods for mixed-scale 3D carbon devices and packaging technologies.

For environmental monitoring, safety, and process control, multiplex environmental sensors need to be networked,

Our lab is developing various high-performance (e.g., small size, high sensitivity, ultralow power consumption, fast response) environmental sensors such as gas/humidity/heavy metal sensors.

We are developing various biosensors such as non-enzymatic glucose (NEG) sensors and field effect transistor (FET) based biosensors.

The recent research scope includes a combination of these biosensors with a flexible patch for wearable devices.