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June 30, 2025


Make Field Ion Microscopy Great Again
Chang-Gi Lee, Won-Hyoung Lee, Se-Ho Kim
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):151-167.

“Ja atoms! Ja atoms!” shouted Erwin Müller upon first observing individual atoms using Field ion microscopy (FIM), a landmark in atomic-scale imaging. Since then, FIM has profoundly impacted materials science,...

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June 30, 2025


Recent Progress on Synthetic Design for Cathode Materials of Lithium Ion Batteries Aided by Advanced Multi-Scale Analysis
Hyeokjun Park
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):168-180.

The development of cathode materials with high energy density and low cost is becoming increasingly critical to meet the expanding demands of the lithium-ion battery market. Since the structure and...

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June 30, 2025


Structure analysis of multi-component glasses by Molecular Dynamics Simulation
Junhyuk Shin, Jaeyeop Chung
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):181-201.

A comprehensive understanding of glass structure is critical for the design and optimization of advanced functional materials. Unlike crystalline materials, glasses lack long-range order, making it difficult to characterize their...

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June 30, 2025


Local Bandgap Measurement using Monochromated STEM-VEELS
Hee Joon Jung
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):202-221.
This paper outlines the fundamentals and recent advancements in monochromated Scanning transmission electron microscopy–valence electron energy loss spectroscopy (STEM-VEELS) as a tool for bandgap characterization. Particular focus is given to...

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June 30, 2025


Nanoscale Analysis of Functional Thin Films and Energy Materials Using Scanning Probe Microscopy
Jaegyu Kim
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):222-241.
Scanning probe microscopy (SPM) has emerged as a versatile and powerful tool for nanoscale characterization of functional thin films and energy materials. Beyond topographical imaging via atomic force microscopy (AFM),...

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June 30, 2025


Recent Technological Innovations and Advances in X-Ray Microscopy
Sungjin Lee
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):242-256.
Since the discovery of X-ray, it has been used extensively to image internal structures or chemical compositions of materials varying from human body to battery cells. X-rays have short wavelengths...

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June 30, 2025


Principles and Applications of SEM and EBSD for Microstructural Characterisation
Minsoo Jin, Pyuck-Pa Choi
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):257-270.
This paper provides an overview of Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and Electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD). SEM is an imaging technique that uses a focused electron beam to analyse the surface...

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June 30, 2025


Characterization of the Crystallization Behavior of NbCoSn Amorphous Alloy using APT and TEM
Chanwon Jung
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):271-280.
Nanostructured materials are conventionally synthesized by mechanically alloying bulk ingots via ball milling, followed by consolidation through powder sintering. However, the conventional approach is limited in its ability to precisely...

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June 30, 2025


Preparation Strategies for Cryo-EM Grids for Structural Biology: from Materials to Preparation
Jeesoo Kim
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):281-293.
Cryo-electron microscopy (Cryo-EM) has revolutionized structural biology, enabling near-atomic resolution analysis of complex biomolecules, particularly membrane proteins and dynamic assemblies. While advances in direct electron detection and motion correction algorithms...

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June 30, 2025


A Comprehensive Review on the Technological Evolution and Perspective of Atom Probe Tomography
Boryung Yoo, Se-Ho Kim
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):294-309.
Atom probe tomography (APT) has emerged as a powerful analytical technique capable of reconstructing three-dimensional compositional and structural information at the atomic scale. This paper provides a comprehensive review of...

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June 30, 2025


Energy material characterization techniques with using hard X-ray absorption spectroscopy
Sechan Lee
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):310-321.
Hard X‑ray absorption spectroscopy (Hard XAS) offers element‑specific bulk sensitivity combined with sub‑second time resolution, making it an indispensable tool for next‑generation energy materials. This article outlines the fundamentals of...

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June 30, 2025


Review of Thin-Film Materials with High Thermal Conductivity and Low Electrical Conductivity for High-Temperature Superconductor Applications
Geulha Kim, Jaemin Yang, Jung-Woo Lee
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):322-333.
Thin-film materials with high thermal conductivity and low electrical conductivity are essential for high-temperature superconducting applications. Superconducting coils require electrical insulation to ensure stable current flow, while quench events demand...

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June 30, 2025


Methodologies for Electrical Measurement and Parameter Analysis of 2D Semiconductor Transistors
Kyungwu Kwon, Hyemyeong Lee, Seunguk Song
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):334-355.
Conventional silicon-based semiconductors face short‑channel effects and drain‑induced barrier lowering as channel dimensions of the Field-effect transistors (FETs) approach their physical limits. Two‑dimensional (2D) van der Waals semiconductors, such as...

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June 30, 2025


Tuning the Conductivity of IGZO Thin Films for Enhanced Sensitivity in Electrolyte-Gated Biosensors
Young-Geun Ha
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):356-364.
Indium-gallium-zinc oxide (IGZO) semiconductors have gained significant attention for biosensing applications due to their excellent electrical properties, chemical stability, and solution-processability. However, their inherently high conductivity can limit biosensor sensitivity...
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Volume 28(2); Jun 2025
Make Field Ion Microscopy Great Again
Chang-Gi Lee, Won-Hyoung Lee, Se-Ho Kim
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):151-167.

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June 30, 2025
Recent Progress on Synthetic Design for Cathode Materials of Lithium Ion Batteries Aided by Advanced Multi-Scale Analysis
Hyeokjun Park
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):168-180.

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June 30, 2025
Structure analysis of multi-component glasses by Molecular Dynamics Simulation
Junhyuk Shin, Jaeyeop Chung
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):181-201.

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June 30, 2025
Local Bandgap Measurement using Monochromated STEM-VEELS
Hee Joon Jung
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):202-221.

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June 30, 2025
Nanoscale Analysis of Functional Thin Films and Energy Materials Using Scanning Probe Microscopy
Jaegyu Kim
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):222-241.

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June 30, 2025
Recent Technological Innovations and Advances in X-Ray Microscopy
Sungjin Lee
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):242-256.

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June 30, 2025
Principles and Applications of SEM and EBSD for Microstructural Characterisation
Minsoo Jin, Pyuck-Pa Choi
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):257-270.

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June 30, 2025
Characterization of the Crystallization Behavior of NbCoSn Amorphous Alloy using APT and TEM
Chanwon Jung
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):271-280.

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June 30, 2025
Preparation Strategies for Cryo-EM Grids for Structural Biology: from Materials to Preparation
Jeesoo Kim
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):281-293.

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June 30, 2025
A Comprehensive Review on the Technological Evolution and Perspective of Atom Probe Tomography
Boryung Yoo, Se-Ho Kim
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):294-309.

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June 30, 2025
Energy material characterization techniques with using hard X-ray absorption spectroscopy
Sechan Lee
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):310-321.

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June 30, 2025
Review of Thin-Film Materials with High Thermal Conductivity and Low Electrical Conductivity for High-Temperature Superconductor Applications
Geulha Kim, Jaemin Yang, Jung-Woo Lee
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):322-333.

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June 30, 2025
Methodologies for Electrical Measurement and Parameter Analysis of 2D Semiconductor Transistors
Kyungwu Kwon, Hyemyeong Lee, Seunguk Song
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):334-355.

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June 30, 2025
Tuning the Conductivity of IGZO Thin Films for Enhanced Sensitivity in Electrolyte-Gated Biosensors
Young-Geun Ha
Ceramist. 2025;28(2):356-364.

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June 30, 2025
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