Translational Multiscale Biofluidics Lab
Microfulidics | Organ-on-a-chip | Biosensors
Translational Multiscale Biofluidics Laboratory is actively studying problems involving multiscale biological fluids that are related to disease models and developing biomedical devices translated into commercial products and new “theranostic” strategies. We aim to develop biomedical devices that enable to diagnose diseases in an early stage and new therapeutic strategies for treating diseases effectively. We extensively collaborate with clinical investigators, industrial partners, and start-ups. TMB Lab is a diverse group of members who have a broad range of expertise in engineering, physics, and medical research.
Curriculum Vitae
– March 2020 ~ Present, Associate Professor, Dept. Biomed Eng., UNIST
– February 2016 ~ Feb. 2020, Assistant Professor, Dept. Biomed Eng., UNIST,
– October 2012 ~January 2016, Wyss Technology Development Fellow, Wyss Institute, Harvard University,
– August 2010 ~ October 2012, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Wyss Institute, Harvard University
– May 2009 ~ January 2016, Research Fellow, Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Med. School
– February 2008 ~ March 2009, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, KAIST
Academic Credential
– Ph.D. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) 2008
– M.S. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) 2004
– B.S./B.S. Sogang University 2002
Awards/Honors/Memberships
– Emerging Investigator, Lab on a Chip, The Royal Society of Chemistry (2019)
– SLAS Innovation Award Top Candidate, SLAS2015, Washington DC, (Feb, 2015)
– Baxter Young Investigator Award, Baxter International Inc., IL, USA (September 2014)
– Young Frontiers in Bio and Brain Engineering, KAIST (2013)
– Postdoctoral Award for Professional Development, Harvard University (2012)
– Wyss Technology Development Fellowship, Harvard University
– The Best Graduate Thesis Award, KAIST (2008)
