Ji Yeon Kim

Title: Ji Yeon Kim: Semiconductor and Biomedical Patent Contributions.

Introduction

Ji Yeon Kim is an inventor associated with Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. His patent portfolio includes work in semiconductor fabrication and plant-derived compositions investigated for anticancer and anti-metastasis applications. The supplied data lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

“Semiconductor Device Having a Three-Dimensional Structure and Method for Fabricating the Same” describes a fabrication process for a three-dimensional semiconductor device. The method forms a stack body and a sacrificial vertical structure, creates vertical openings, removes a sacrificial pad, and uses an etch-stop liner around the vertical structure before selectively removing it.

“Active Fraction Having Anti-Cancer and Anti-Metastasis Isolated from Leaves and Stems of Ginseng” concerns an extract or polysaccharides from ginseng leaves and stems. The described composition is intended for anticancer use or as an adjuvant, with reported aims that include supporting hematopoiesis, inhibiting cancer metastasis, and protecting bone marrow.

Career Highlights

The supplied information associates Kim with MD Bioalpha Co., Ltd. and SK hynix Inc. His listed patents span semiconductor-device manufacturing and research into plant-derived biomedical compositions.

Collaborations

Kim’s listed coworkers include Seung Hwan Kim and Jong-Kook Park. These names indicate professional associations in the supplied data, though specific roles or joint contributions are not provided.

Conclusion

Ji Yeon Kim’s listed inventions reflect work across semiconductor fabrication and biomedical research, with a portfolio of 2 patents and professional associations with MD Bioalpha Co., Ltd. and SK hynix Inc.