Luke Min


Luke (Gyubin) Min is a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University, specializing in heterogeneous-integration packaging and advanced thermal management for high-power electronic devices. His research spans CFD/FEA modeling (Fluent, COMSOL, Icepak), experimental thermal metrology (TDTR, IR thermography, and flow-loop characterization), and micro/nanofabrication for chip-to-cooler integration. He develops and validates cooling solutions for densely integrated logic and RF systems, with particular focus on microfluidic coolers, high-conductivity composite heat spreaders, and electrothermal co-design.

Prior to Stanford, Luke completed his M.S. at Yonsei University, where he worked on thermodynamic modeling of solid-oxide electrolysis systems. He has published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at major international conferences. He is a recipient of the Stanford Graduate Fellowship (SGF) and an Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education (EDGE) Fellowship. Outside of research, Luke enjoys swimming, running, and traveling.