PASSION
A laboratory with full enthusiasm for research. You are welcome to join us.
SPECIALIZATION
Specialized research areas include MRAM, spintronic devices, magnetic materials, materials recycling, CIGS solar cells
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The Advanced Storage and Energy Laboratory is actively engaged in various research areas, including magnetic memory, materials recycling technologies, and CIGS solar cells. The laboratory maintains close collaborations with academia and industry, benefiting from abundant resources. The current research directions in the laboratory primarily focus on MRAM, spintronic devices, magnetic materials, materials recycling, CIGS solar cells.
NEWS
羅韶奇 research work has been published in Separation and Purification Technology
April 2023,
An effective and efficient separation of tungsten and cobalt elements in WC-Co was realized via rapid breakdown anodization.
Our research work has been published in Nature Materials
February 17, 2019
Manipulating exchange bias by spin–orbit torque
許家豪 research work has been published in Advanced Energy Material.
March 27, 2017
Over 14% Efficiency of Directly Sputtered Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Absorbers without Postselenization by Post-Treatment of Alkali Metals.
黃國峰 research work has been published in Advanced Material.
March 20, 2017
Initialization-Free Multilevel States Driven by Spin–Orbit Torque Switching.
楊明達 research work has been published in Advanced Material.
October 11, 2018
Magnetic Interaction of Multifunctional Core–Shell Nanoparticles for Highly Effective Theranostics
蔡忠浩 research work has been published in Nano Energy
May, 2018
Interplay between potassium doping and bandgap profiling in selenized Cu(In,Ga)Se2 solar cells: A functional CuGa:KF surface precursor layer
VIDEO NEWS
Taiwan has made a major breakthrough in memory technology, leading the field in the world. The Ministry of Science and Technology and National Tsing Hua University have cooperated to rewrite the new-generation of MRAM. Using the characteristics of magnets, not only it can read data faster, but also permanently access data. No electricity is used at all, improvement in power saving, to gain an opportunity for the Taiwan market.
The winners of the "Newton International Scholarship" in the United Kingdom was released a few days ago. Liao Rongwei, Ph.D. from the Institute of Materials, National Tsinghua University, is the only winner in Taiwan (Professor Lai Chih-Huang's laboratory). This scholarship supports young post-doctoral researchers to study and study in academic research institutions in the UK, with a funding amount of approximately NT$5 million in two years.