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Abstract :  Numerous three dimensional (3D) nanofabrication methods have been proposed for novel applications in energy devices, optical components, catalysis supports, metamaterials, and etc. However, highly periodic 3D fabrication in large area and volume has limited success.  Here I present our effort to expand the limit in size of highly periodic 3D nanostructures through Proximity field nanoPatterning which uses conformal phase masks and demonstrates the scalability and easiness of the large area patterning. After brief overview of 3D nanofabrication technique and potential application fields, technical advantages of PnP will be discussed. Current strategy to increase the in plane size of conformal phase masks and photosensitive material promises 5 by 5 inch 3D nanostructures with the thickness ~0.1 mm. Examples of using the polymeric 3D nanostructures as it is for optical coating, or as templates for the infiltration of elastomers, oxides, and metals for stretchable conductors and high surface area applications prove the importance of well ordered 3D nanostructures. We believe PnP can be a potential solution for the unanswered question of nanotechnology: perfect alignment of nanomaterial in large scale.

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Current from 8/2008 , Assistant Professor in Department of Materials Science and Engineering, KAIST, Kaist Institute for Nanocentury
1/2007 to 7/2008 , Postdoctoral fellow, Columbia University
1/2003 to 12/2006, Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering, UIUC
3/2001 to 1/2003, Master in Materials Science and Engineering, SNU
3/1993 to 2/2000,  Bachelor in Inorganic Materials Science and Engineering, SNU

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