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David Seo
Stanford University or Samsung Electronics
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A fast, high-endurance and scalable non-volatile memory device made from asymmetric Ta2O5−x/TaO2−x bilayer structures
MJ Lee, CB Lee, D Lee, SR Lee, M Chang, JH Hur, YB Kim, CJ Kim, ...
Nature materials 10 (8), 625-630, 2011
23502011
Reproducible resistance switching in polycrystalline NiO films
S Seo, MJ Lee, DH Seo, EJ Jeoung, DS Suh, YS Joung, IK Yoo, ...
Applied Physics Letters 85 (23), 5655-5657, 2004
11962004
Graphene barristor, a triode device with a gate-controlled Schottky barrier
H Yang, J Heo, S Park, HJ Song, DH Seo, KE Byun, P Kim, IK Yoo, ...
Science 336 (6085), 1140-1143, 2012
11152012
Highly scalable nonvolatile resistive memory using simple binary oxide driven by asymmetric unipolar voltage pulses
IG Baek, MS Lee, S Seo, MJ Lee, DH Seo, DS Suh, JC Park, SO Park, ...
IEDM Technical Digest. IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting, 2004 …, 2004
9112004
Two series oxide resistors applicable to high speed and high density nonvolatile memory
MJ Lee, Y Park, DS Suh, EH Lee, S Seo, DC Kim, R Jung, BS Kang, ...
Advanced Materials 19 (22), 3919-3923, 2007
5122007
Electrical manipulation of nanofilaments in transition-metal oxides for resistance-based memory
MJ Lee, S Han, SH Jeon, BH Park, BS Kang, SE Ahn, KH Kim, CB Lee, ...
Nano letters 9 (4), 1476-1481, 2009
4892009
A low‐temperature‐grown oxide diode as a new switch element for high‐density, nonvolatile memories
MJ Lee, S Seo, DC Kim, SE Ahn, DH Seo, IK Yoo, IG Baek, DS Kim, ...
Advanced Materials 19 (1), 73-76, 2007
2882007
Conductivity switching characteristics and reset currents in NiO films
S Seo, MJ Lee, DH Seo, SK Choi, DS Suh, YS Joung, IK Yoo, IS Byun, ...
Applied Physics Letters 86 (9), 2005
2532005
Robust bi-stable memory operation in single-layer graphene ferroelectric memory
EB Song, B Lian, S Min Kim, S Lee, TK Chung, M Wang, C Zeng, G Xu, ...
Applied Physics Letters 99 (4), 2011
1862011
A plasma-treated chalcogenide switch device for stackable scalable 3D nanoscale memory
MJ Lee, D Lee, SH Cho, JH Hur, SM Lee, DH Seo, DS Kim, MS Yang, ...
Nature communications 4 (1), 2629, 2013
1572013
Transparent and flexible graphene charge-trap memory
SM Kim, EB Song, S Lee, J Zhu, DH Seo, M Mecklenburg, S Seo, ...
ACS nano 6 (9), 7879-7884, 2012
1222012
Graphene for true ohmic contact at metal–semiconductor junctions
KE Byun, HJ Chung, J Lee, H Yang, HJ Song, J Heo, DH Seo, S Park, ...
Nano letters 13 (9), 4001-4005, 2013
1192013
Nonmonotonic temperature dependent transport in graphene grown by chemical vapor deposition
J Heo, HJ Chung, SH Lee, H Yang, DH Seo, JK Shin, UI Chung, S Seo, ...
Physical Review B 84 (3), 035421, 2011
1042011
Nonvolatile memory device, array of nonvolatile memory devices, and methods of making the same
SE Ahn, I Yoo, YS Joung, YK Cha, MJ Lee, D Seo, SA Seo
US Patent 7,602,042, 2009
972009
Suspended few-layer graphene beam electromechanical switch with abrupt on-off characteristics and minimal leakage current
SM Kim, EB Song, S Lee, S Seo, DH Seo, Y Hwang, R Candler, KL Wang
Applied Physics Letters 99 (2), 2011
892011
Passivation of metal surface states: microscopic origin for uniform monolayer graphene by low temperature chemical vapor deposition
I Jeon, H Yang, SH Lee, J Heo, DH Seo, J Shin, UI Chung, ZG Kim, ...
Acs Nano 5 (3), 1915-1920, 2011
792011
IEDM Tech. Dig.
IG Baek, MS Lee, S Seo, MJ Lee, DH Seo, DS Suh, JC Park, SO Park, ...
Tech. Dig, 587, 2004
762004
Memory device using multi-layer with a graded resistance change
MJ Lee, I Yoo, SA Seo, D Suh, D Seo, SH Jeon
US Patent 7,521,704, 2009
752009
Nonvolatile memory device having two or more resistance elements and methods of forming and using the same
YS Joung, Y Park, I Yoo, MJ Lee, SA Seo, HY Kim, SE Ahn, D Seo
US Patent 7,400,027, 2008
732008
Robust graphene wet transfer process through low molecular weight polymethylmethacrylate
S Kim, S Shin, T Kim, H Du, M Song, CW Lee, K Kim, S Cho, DH Seo, ...
Carbon 98, 352-357, 2016
712016
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