Professor

Choong-Yeop Lee
- Degree
- University of California, Los Angeles Doctor of Engineering
- Major
- Fluid Engineering
- Interest
- Micro / nano scale hydrodynamics, interfacial phenomena
Education
Ph.D., UCLA, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, United States, 2010.09
M.S., Seoul Nat’l University, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Korea, 2002.2
B.S, Seoul Nat’l University, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Korea, 1996.2
Career
Assistant Professor, Kyung Hee University, Korea, 2015 - present
Assistant Professor, Korea Aerospace University, Korea, 2013 – 2015
Postdoctoral researcher, Universite Lyon1, France, 2011 – 2013
Postdoctoral researcher, ESPCI, France, 2010 – 2011
Surface driven flows over nanostructured surfaces, National Research Foundation of Korea, 2014.05-Present
Nanosurfaces for energy harvesting, National Research Foundation of Korea, 2016.06-Present
Paper
C. Lee, C. Cottin-Bizonne, R. Fulcrand, L. Joly, C. Ybert, Nano-Scale Dynamics vs Surface Interactions: What Dictates Osmotic Transport? Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters 8, 478-483 (2017)
S. Ryu, P. Sen, Y. Nam, C. Lee, Water penetration through a superhydrophobic mesh during a drop impact. Physical Review Letters 118, 014501 (2017)
C. Lee, C. Cottin-Bizonne, A.-L. Biance, P. Joseph, L. Bocquet, C. Ybert, Osmotic flow through fully permeable nanochannels. Physical Review Letters 112, 244501 (2014)
C. Lee, L. Joly, A. Sira, A.-L. Biance, R. Fulcrand, L. Bocquet, Large apparent electric size of solid-state nanopore due to spatially extended surface conduction, Nano Letters 12, 4037-4044 (2012)
C. Lee, C.-J. Kim, Underwater Restoration and Retention of Gases on Superhydrophobic Surfaces for Drag Reduction, Physical Review Letters 106, 014502 (2011)
Conference
Technical Committee Member, 2017 IEEE NEMS (Los Angeles)
Member, The Korean Society of Mechanical Engineering 2013-Present
Member, The Society of Micro and Nano Systems 2017-Present
Interest
Nanofluidics, superhydrophobic surface, phase change, water harvesting, micro/nanofabrication, drag reduction etc.