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Professor Kyu Baek Lee's research lab specializes in biomaterials and tissue engineering, focusing on the development of advanced materials for regenerative medicine and drug delivery. The lab investigates the mechanical behavior of stents, the role of nanotopography in guiding stem cell fate, and the controlled release of bioactive molecules such as dexamethasone from polyurethane films. A key emphasis is placed on engineering micro- and nano-scale surface architectures to regulate cellular responses, including adhesion, morphology, and differentiation, particularly in human mesenchymal stem cells.
Professor Woojin Choi's research focuses on civil law doctrine with a particular emphasis on tort liability, unjust enrichment, and limitation periods in private law. His work critically examines the legal foundations of compensation responsibilities arising from unauthorized management of others' property, explores the doctrinal coherence of damages and interest in delictual and contractual liability, and advocates for legislative reforms to improve the clarity and fairness of statutory time limits for claims. He also investigates the scope and limits of liability in labor disputes and the conceptual boundaries of 'bad faith' in unjust enrichment law.
Professor Sang-Hee Shim's research lab specializes in developing advanced optical and spectroscopic tools to visualize and understand the three-dimensional architecture of the genome and dynamic molecular processes in living cells. The lab focuses on super-resolution fluorescence microscopy, vibrational spectroscopy, and multimodal imaging techniques to study chromatin organization, gene regulation, and biomolecular interactions at nanoscale resolution. By integrating novel labeling strategies with cutting-edge optical methods, the lab aims to bridge molecular structure with cellular function in intact biological systems. Their work emphasizes innovation in label-free and multiplexed imaging to minimize sample perturbation and enhance specificity.
Professor Min-Ji Kim's research lab specializes in microfluidic and bioelectrical systems for advanced cellular analysis, focusing on real-time, label-free monitoring of cell behavior. The lab develops innovative microchip platforms that enable high-precision impedance measurements to study cell viability, cytotoxicity, and differentiation under controlled fluidic and electrical conditions. Key research directions include velocity-dependent toxicological assays, frequency-resolved single-cell impedance analysis, and the integration of microchambers with PDMS sealing for stable cell-electrode contact. These technologies support applications in cancer diagnostics, drug screening, and personalized medicine.
Professor JunHwa Song's research lab specializes in fracture mechanics and fatigue behavior of engineering materials, with a focus on crack growth and closure phenomena in metallic alloys under variable-amplitude and random loading conditions. The lab investigates the mechanical response of both physically short and conventionally long cracks, particularly in high-strength materials like 2024-T351 aluminum alloy, using advanced experimental techniques and innovative data analysis methods. A key research direction involves developing reliable, cost-effective methods for determining crack opening load under complex loading histories, enhancing the accuracy of fatigue life prediction. The lab also emphasizes the application of fracture mechanics principles to improve structural integrity and reliability in aerospace and transportation industries.
Professor Hankook Lee's research lab specializes in advancing machine learning for robust and trustworthy AI, with a strong focus on anomaly detection, out-of-distribution generalization, and trustworthy generation in vision and language. The lab develops innovative frameworks that integrate contrastive representation learning, diffusion models, and retrieval-augmented generation to improve model reliability in real-world scenarios where data is scarce or biased. Key research directions include semantic-aware outlier generation, context-aware tabular anomaly detection, and enhancing large language models through external knowledge grounding.
Professor Jeong-hoon Chun's research lab specializes in high-speed, low-power integrated circuit design for advanced communication and power management systems. The lab focuses on cutting-edge analog, mixed-signal, and RFICs, including high-speed data receivers, on-chip current sensors, ESD protection for high-frequency applications, and energy-efficient power regulators. Key research directions include adaptive equalization, advanced clock generation, and robust signal integrity in high-speed interfaces, with applications in mobile devices, optical communications, and high-performance computing.
Professor Se-eun Kim's research lab specializes in consumer behavior, digital marketing, and communication strategies in the context of emerging technologies and societal changes. The lab explores how emotional engagement, interpersonal relationships (e.g., chatbots, influencers), and psychological factors influence consumer decision-making, particularly in fashion, health communication, and luxury consumption. Key research directions include the role of humor and personality in health messaging, the impact of digital transformation on the fashion industry, and the psychological effects of scarcity during crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Professor Min-Kyoo Gong's research lab specializes in vitreoretinal diseases and glaucoma, with a strong focus on early detection, risk factor analysis, and innovative imaging techniques in pediatric and adult ocular disorders. The lab investigates retinopathy of prematurity in extremely preterm infants, diabetic retinopathy using ultrawide-field imaging, and delayed-onset glaucoma following ocular trauma with iron deposition. Their work emphasizes clinical outcomes, longitudinal monitoring of intraocular pressure variability, and rare congenital or acquired ocular anomalies such as eyelid adhesions and post-traumatic complications.
Professor Daejin Hyun's research lab specializes in the intersection of digital media, immersive art, and transmedia storytelling, focusing on how interactive technologies and spatial design enhance audience experience. The lab explores the evolution of artistic expression through interactive installations, examining the role of objects (‘obraces’) as mediators between space and viewers, particularly using technologies like OSC (Open Sound Control) for real-time feedback. Research also investigates postmodern and deconstructive approaches in contemporary performance and media art, emphasizing hybridity, sensory engagement, and the blurring of genre boundaries in digital environments.
Professor Junso Seo's research lab specializes in spinal biomechanics, osteoporotic spinal disorders, and advanced medical imaging, with a strong focus on improving surgical outcomes through innovative fixation techniques and pharmacological interventions. The lab integrates finite element modeling and clinical studies to evaluate spinal stability and implant performance, particularly in multilevel cervical fusion and vertebral augmentation. It also explores emerging therapies such as romosozumab and teriparatide for acute osteoporotic vertebral fractures, aiming to optimize pain relief and bone healing. Additionally, the lab applies cutting-edge vision-language models to enhance construction site safety through intelligent worker action recognition.
Professor Hyoung Do Kim's research lab specializes in sustainable building technologies and intelligent systems, with a strong focus on green building certification systems such as G-SEED and LEED. The lab investigates the optimization of environmental performance in residential buildings through comparative analysis of certification criteria, aiming to enhance sustainability metrics in land use, transportation, and ecological integration. Additionally, the lab contributes to advanced video processing techniques, particularly in low-complexity motion estimation using binary block matching algorithms for efficient video compression and real-time applications.
Professor Yoon, Il Hwan's research lab specializes in continental philosophy, with a focus on the intersections of phenomenology, hermeneutics, and psychoanalysis. The lab explores foundational concepts such as responsibility, subjectivity, and the ethical dimensions of language and metaphor in Western thought, particularly through the works of thinkers like Derrida, Lacan, Patočka, and Yeats. Research directions include the genealogy of responsibility, the role of the 'gaze' in self-formation, and the deconstruction of metaphysical metaphors in philosophy and literature.
Professor Seung-Yong Kim's research lab specializes in reproductive medicine and oncology, with a focus on maternal-fetal health, gynecological cancers, and the molecular mechanisms underlying pregnancy complications and cancer progression. The lab investigates clinical and molecular aspects of gestational diabetes, thyroid dysfunction in pregnancy, uterine fibroid surgery, and the teratogenic potential of oral antidiabetic drugs. Additionally, it explores anti-angiogenic effects of chemotherapeutic agents and immunomodulators in various cancer cell lines, particularly in ovarian and breast cancers.
Professor Jun-Yeop Kim's research lab focuses on sustainable development, standardization, and international development cooperation, with an emphasis on how global governance frameworks, innovation clusters, and institutional support systems can drive economic development and industrial competitiveness—particularly in developing countries. The lab investigates the role of international standards and certification in enhancing trade and industrial quality, the governance dynamics in Arctic and multilateral institutions, and the development of private-sector ecosystems to expand employment opportunities in international development. It also explores policy-driven innovation clusters and tailored support systems for high-growth enterprises.
Professor Da-eun Kim's research lab focuses on psychological and sociological aspects of human behavior, particularly in interpersonal relationships, digital media communication, and professional well-being. The lab conducts cross-cultural instrument translations and validations (e.g., couple satisfaction, religiosity, spirituality scales), explores consumer behavior in online platforms such as YouTube, investigates mental health impacts in research environments—especially related to animal experimentation—and examines gendered barriers in social work. The lab emphasizes qualitative and mixed-methods approaches, including in-depth interviews and psychometric validation, to understand subjective experiences and systemic challenges.
Professor Bongwon Suh's research lab focuses on digital media, human-computer interaction, and data-driven social innovation. The lab explores how digital technologies—particularly in news media, e-commerce, travel experiences, and health information dissemination—can be leveraged to enhance user experience, promote transparency, and support informed decision-making. Key research directions include news source network analysis, cross-border consumer behavior in fashion and health supplements, and the design of interactive systems that encourage meaningful user engagement through data visualization and gamification.
Professor Han, Jeong Woo's research lab specializes in advanced materials and sustainable processes, with a strong focus on developing functional hydrocolloids for food applications, designing high-performance heterogeneous catalysts for clean energy conversion, and exploring novel materials for hydrogen storage. The lab integrates materials science, chemical engineering, and food technology to create innovative solutions for energy sustainability and food system enhancement. Key research directions include the design of intermetallic catalyst supports, cation-integrated layered titanates for tunable catalysis, and the development of high-protein, high-moisture noodles using biopolymers.
Professor Jong Kwon Choe's research lab specializes in environmental and materials science, focusing on the fate and behavior of emerging contaminants such as perfluorochemicals (PFCs) in water treatment systems, and the development of advanced oxidation processes for safe water purification. The lab also investigates the impact of microbial activity on subsurface flow in fractured rocks, and explores low-radioactivity materials for use in cutting-edge rare-event detection experiments. Additionally, the lab contributes to food safety technology through innovations in continuous sterilization processes for processed foods.
Professor Jong-Seong Lee's research lab specializes in epidemiological studies of childhood allergic diseases, with a focus on asthma, rhinoconjunctivitis, and atopic dermatitis in the Korean population. The lab employs large-scale, nationwide cross-sectional surveys using standardized tools such as the ISAAC questionnaire to assess disease prevalence and identify environmental and genetic risk factors. Current research directions emphasize understanding the changing trends in allergic disease burden and their associations with urbanization, lifestyle changes, and environmental exposures. The lab also contributes to public health policy through evidence-based data on childhood allergy epidemiology in East Asia.
