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Jaeheon Lee

Ph.D. Candidate in Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley


Jaeheon is a Ph.D. Candidate in Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley, and a Graduate Student Research Assistant at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. His research interests span sustainable energy and environmental solutions, bridging fundamental science with practical applications. He is currently focusing on the Fundamental Electrochemistry of Humidified Solid-state Metal-oxygen Batteries, with specific interests in:

  1. Electrochemistry of Carbon-based Solid-state Lithium-oxygen Batteries.
  2. Development and Electrochemistry of Carbon-Free Air Cathodes.
  3. Nano-confinement Effects in Solid-state Electrolytes and their Electrochemical Properties.

Jaeheon received his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and B.S. in Chemical Engineering (Double Major) at POSTECH in 2019. Following graduation, he served as a Research Officers for National Defense (ROND, Army First Lieutenant) and a researcher in the Chem-Bio technology center at the Agency for Defense Development (ADD) for 3 years. His work at ADD focused on developing porous materials and membranes for the adsorption and decomposition of hazardous substances, and optimizing gas flow structures through numerical modeling & computational analysis.

Representative Research
Sustainable Energy and Environmental Solutions
Leveraging Expertise in Applied Chemical Engineering and Advanced Instrumental Chemistry

Sustainable Energy

and Environmental Solutions
Leveraging Expertise in
Applied Chemical Engineering
and Advanced Instrumental Chemistry

Electrochemistry of
Humid incorporated 
Solid-state Lithium-Air Batteries
Fundamental Electrochemistry of
Humidified Solid-state Metal-oxygen Batteries