We are delighted to announce a new funding supported by National Research Foundation of Korea as a part of Basic Science Research Program. This grant will support our study on real-time monitoring of intracellular trafficking of nanoparticles and immunogenic reactions. Also, time-gated imaging of silicon nanostructures at cellular level will reveal the basis of nano-bio […]
Read More »Collaborate research grant for engineering tissue regeneration and monitoring using biodegradable photonic materials has been funded by Korea National Research Foundation. This grant will establish a Basic Research Laboratory (BRL) with Prof. Heungsoo Shin (Hanyang University) and Prof. Hee Ho Park (Kangwon National University), and develop a novel methodology to detect inflammation reaction and accelerate […]
Read More »Warm welcome for Yong Hoe to work with us. He will participate on the polymer-based tissue regeneration project.
Read More »Big welcome for graduate student, Kyunghwan as a PhD candidate in Chemistry department.
Read More »Warm welcome for graduate students, Gi-Heon and Suhyun, to start a journey to PhD.
Read More »A research grant of Basic Science Research Program for Young Investigators funded by National Research Foundation of Korea has been awarded to our group. This will support our research on implantable micro-biochip for non-invasive local immune microenvironment monitoring for 3 years. Big congrats!
Read More »A grant on Korea-Japan joint research project funded by National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) has been awarded to our group. The funding will support our collaborative work with Prof. Hiroshi Sugimoto and Prof. Minoru Fujii in Kobe University for 2 years. We will develop a […]
Read More »We warmly welcome U-WURF students, Seo-Bin (Korea University) & Yong Hoe (Kumoh National Institute of Technology) for their research internship for 4 weeks in our lab.
Read More »Jaewon Lee (Senior in BME, UNIST) joined the lab, and will pursue the creative design project during the spring semester 2020.
Read More »A research article entitled “Luminescent silicon nanoparticles for distinctive tracking of cellular targeting and trafficking” has been accepted in Faraday Discussions. This paper is a part of the contribution to Faraday Discussions meeting organized by Royal Society of Chemistry. Prof. Joo will give an invited talk in the meeting held in York, UK.
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