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Sang-Kee Eah
Assistant Professor of Physics
Education:
2001 Ph.D. Seoul
National
University, Korea
1995 Masters of Physics,
Seoul
National
University, Korea
1993 Bachelor of Physics,
Seoul
National
University, Korea
Career Highlights:
2005-present: Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, Applied Physics, and Astronomy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
2002-2005: Postdoctoral Research Associate,
University
of
Chicago
and
Argonne
National Laboratory
2001-2002: Postdoctoral Research Associate,
University
of
Pittsburg
Research Interests:
Nano-optics of Single Nanoparticles
Recently he developed an easy way of attaching just one single gold nanoparticle to the end of an optical fiber tip. Using this freely movable single nanoparticle as a nano-sensor he is developing a “Scanning Thermal Microscope in water for mitochondria” and is trying to achieve “Strongly coupling a single gold nanoparticle to a high Q optical cavity”.
Synthesis and Self-assembly of Monodisperse Nanoparticles
Following his discovery of a self-assembly method for highly monodisperse gold nanoparticles to make very large and highly ordered 2D superlattices, he wants to extend the method to nanoparticles of other sizes, shapes, and materials.
Selected Publications:
Coming soon.
Contact:
(518) 276-3972
eahs@rpi.edu
Home Page: http://www.rpi.edu/~eahs/ 
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