News & Updates

Our SQS Lab, led by Prof. Jeon, will be supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) for the next five years. We sincerely appreciate this support and hope it will enable our research to make meaningful progress in superconducting spintronics based on chiral antiferromagnets and altermagnets.

Members of the SQS Lab (Seung-Gi, Dong-Hyun, and Eunmo) were dispatched to different research institutions (MPI-MSP, Nagoya University, and KRISS) to carry out collaborative projects this winter. Under the kind supervision of the professors and researchers there, we believe we have developed significantly during this period. We sincerely appreciate all those who supported and contributed to these collaborative initiatives. Seung-Gi at MPI-MSP, Germany Dong-Hyun at Nagoya Univ

SQS Lab participated in ICAMD 2025 & ISBeCaP 2025 at BEXCO, Busan, delivering one invited talk and presenting two posters. We greatly enjoyed the conference as well as the satellite symposiums, which provided valuable scientific discussions and networking opportunities.

It was a real pleasure to have the opportunity to give an invited colloquium talk at JNU (Jeju National University) and to reconnect with colleagues from Japan and China, with whom I had worked at the University of Cambridge more than five years ago. I am deeply grateful to Prof. Doo-Seung Um at JNU and Dr. Mi-Jin Jin at UNIST (Ulsan National Institute of Science & Technology) for organizing this reunion and for their warm hospitality. We truly enjoyed the time together and t

Despite the sweltering heat, we successfully cleaned and relocated the reactive RF sputter chamber to our SQS lab (Room 309). We wrapped...

It was a truly valuable opportunity for us to witness how actively the frontiers of magnetic racetrack memory are driving this research...

After a long while, Prof. Jeon took part in the celebration of Teacher's Day, where we honored and expressed our gratitude to the teacher...

We have finally made our equipment fully operational for Ar⁺ ion milling and electrode sputtering. We sincerely appreciate Mr. Seung-Gi...

Our variable-temperature ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) setup now enables characterization of the dynamic properties of both in-plane (IP)...

We hope the newly extended glove box will facilitate the preparation of low-symmetry, low-dimensional devices.

It was an invaluable opportunity to discuss and share insights on the progress of our joint research.

The Jeon Research Group currently has 2 positions available for master's and PhD/doctorate degrees, supported by international joint...

We greatly appreciate Assistant Professor Sachio Komori for inviting us and for his hospitality.

We hope that Jeon Research Group will thrive and grow successfully.