Bong Gill Choi is affiliated with Kangwon National University in South Korea. Their research is primarily situated at the intersection of engineering and materials science, with a focus on biomedical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, bioengineering, polymers and plastics, and electronic, optical, and magnetic materials.
The scientist's recent work spans a variety of topics related to advanced materials and sensors. Key areas of research include advanced sensor and energy harvesting materials, analytical chemistry and sensors, conducting polymers and their applications, supercapacitor materials and fabrication, biosensors and analytical detection, electrochemical sensors and biosensors, and gas sensing nanomaterials and sensors.
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Bong Gill Choi include:
The main venues where Bong Gill Choi publishes research include Advanced Functional Materials, Advanced Healthcare Materials, Nano Convergence, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, and Carbon Letters. Each of these venues has featured multiple publications by this scientist.
Recent notable papers by Bong Gill Choi are:
Bong Gill Choi;MinHo Yang;Won Hi Hong;Jang Wook Choi
Bong Gill Choi;Jinkee Hong;Won Hi Hong;Paula T. Hammond
Bong Gill Choi;HoSeok Park;Tae Jung Park;Min Ho Yang
Jae‐Min Jeong;Bong Gill Choi;Soon Chang Lee;Kyoung G. Lee
Bong Gill Choi;Sung-Jin Chang;Hyun-Wook Kang;Chan Pil Park
Bong Gill Choi;Jinkee Hong;Young Chul Park;Doo Hwan Jung
Lehao Liu;Lehao Liu;Fan Xie;Fan Xie;Jing Lyu;Jing Lyu;Tingkai Zhao
Bong Gill Choi;Sung-Jin Chang;Young Boo Lee;Jong Seong Bae
Bong Gill Choi;Yun Suk Huh;Young Chul Park;Doo Hwan Jung
MinHo Yang;Jae-Min Jeong;Yun Suk Huh;Bong Gill Choi
Jo Hee Yoon;Seon-Mi Kim;Youngho Eom;Jun Mo Koo
MinHo Yang;Bong Gill Choi;Sung Chul Jung;Young-Kyu Han
Jo Hee Yoon;Seok Bok Hong;Seok-Oh Yun;Seok Jae Lee
Bong Gill Choi;Minho Yang;Sung Chul Jung;Kyoung G Lee
Hong Jun Park;Jo Hee Yoon;Kyoung G. Lee;Bong Gill Choi
Jae-Min Jeong;Kyoung G. Lee;Sung-Jin Chang;Jung Won Kim
Jo Hee Yoon;Seon-Mi Kim;Hong Jun Park;Yeong Kyun Kim
Jinwoon Kim;Seo Yeong Oh;Shruti Shukla;Seok Bok Hong
MinHo Yang;Dong Seok Kim;Seok Bok Hong;Jae-Wook Sim
Bong Gill Choi;HoSeok Park;Hun Suk Im;Yo Jin Kim
Min Ho Yang;Bong Gill Choi;HoSeok Park;Won Hi Hong
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