Byeongdu Lee
Physicist, Group Leader
has been studying behaviors of nanoparticles and polymers using the state-of-art X-ray scattering techniques.
Biography
Education
- 2000. 3.0 – 2003. 8.20: Ph. D. in Dept. of Chemistry, Pohang University of Science and Technology. Thesis on “Synchrotron X-ray Scattering Studies on Morphologies of Poly(ethylene isophthalate-co-terephthalate)s and Nanoporous Poly(methyl silsesquioxane) Composites”
- 1998. 3.2 – 2000. 2.16: M. S. degree in School of Envir. Sci. & Eng., Pohang University of Science and Technology. Thesis on “Synthesis and Characterization of Poly(propylene sulfite) and Structural Analysis of Copolyesters”
- 1991. 3.1 – 1998. 2.26: B. S. degree in Dept. of Earth Sci. Edu., Seoul National University.
Research and Professional Experiences
- 2019/01-present: Group Leader, Chemicals and Materials Science Group, Argonne National Laboratory
- 2010/05-present: Physicist, Argonne National Laboratory
- 2005/07-2010/04: Assistant Physicist, Argonne National Laboratory
Research Interests
- Fundamental interactions of colloidal particles
- Assembly of particles directed by soft matter
- X-ray scattering theory and application on soft/hard hybrid materials
- Phase behavior of Polymer Thin film: GISAXS works on block copolymer film and nanoporous thin film
Award and Honors
- 2002 Stanford Synchrotron Laboratory Visiting Scholarship from KOSEF
- 2006 Excellent research award for young scientist from Korean synchrotron radiation user’s association. (2006, 11)
- 2006 Young Scientist Award from the IUCr commission on small angle scattering (Kyoto, Japan) (2006, 7)
- 2017 Award for Excellence in Beamline Science from the Advanced Photon Source User Organization (2017, 5)
Professional Service
- Conference and workshop organizer
- Chair of 2011 Small Angle Scattering Science Interest Group (SAS-SIG) of the American Crystallographic Association
- Ph. D. Thesis Committees
- Ph. D. Thesis co-advisor