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- A paper on the precision CMOS frequency reference by a team of Prof. Chae(Dr. Woojun Choi) is accepted in the IEEE JSSC
- Dr. Woojun Choi, who has been with a team of Prof. Youngcheol Chae, has developed a high-precision CMOS frequency reference and has been included in the IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits (JSSC). This chip demonstrated that the CMOS frequency reference has frequency stability of 200 ppm in the operating temperature range, thus targeting wireless sensor nodes such as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). Such frequency stability often requires quartz or MEMS, but this work can only be achieved with CMOS processes, which is a significant advance.
- 전기전자공학부 2022.01.04
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- Keonhee Cho(Prof. Seong-Ook Jung’s Research Team) Accepted in IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits
- Prof. Seong-Ook Jung’s SRAM assist cell technique was accepted in IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits (JSSC), the most renowned journal in circuit and system field. The proposed SRAM write- and performance-assist cells resolve the degradation in write-ability and performance caused by the interconnect resistance increased with technology scaling. This research was made by Ph.D. candidate Keonhee Cho and professor Seong-Ook Jung of VLSI system laboratory.
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- Prof. Hwang’s lab ranked 1st place in the Medical Datathon Brain Metastasis Segmentation mission and won the Excellence
- Yangho Lee, Yunsu Byeon, Heyongyu Kim, Geonhui Son, Hyungseob Shin and Yohan Jun(Advisor: Prof. Dosik Hwang) won the Excellence Award at the 2021 Medical Data AI Datathon hosted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National Information society Agency. About 40 teams from domestic universities and companies participated in this Datathon and Prof. Hwang’s research team received the Excellence Award and 3 million won in prize money for achieving 1st place in the Brain Metastasis Segmentation mission.
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- Prof. Seo’s group received a gold prize in ‘2021 University Laboratory Start-up Uni-Tec Demo Day’ supported by Ministry
- Prof. Seo’s laboratory spin-off company, Lynksolutec, received a gold prize in ‘2021 University Laboratory Start-up Uni-Tec Demo Day’. 2021 University Laboratory Start-up Uni-Tec Demo Day was hosted by Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) and Commercializations Promotion Agency for R&D Outcomes. Lynksolutec competed with 12 pre-selected companies, earning a gold prize for their bright business ideas and products.
- 전기전자공학부 2021.12.16
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- Young Uk Cho and Juyoung Lee (Professor Yu’s team) “Ultra-Low Cost, Facile Fabrication of Transparent Neural Electrode A
- Young Uk Cho (first author), Juyoung Lee (first author), and Professor Ki Jun Yu (corresponding author) have successfully developed a transparent, implantable neural electrode array for simultaneous electrophysiological with optogenetics. This research was conducted with a collaboration of the research team of Dr. Il-Joo Cho of the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST). Based on the results of this study, it will be used for mass production of a transparent neural interface and for breakthrough monitoring and treatment of neuro-degenerative diseases. This world’s first ultra-low-cost, high-efficiency process to fabricate a transparent neural interface, was published in Advanced Functional Materials (IF 18.808, < JCR Top 3%), one of the most prestigious journals in multidisciplinary science and engineering.
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- Professor Jong-Hyun Ahn, Elected as a full member of the Koran Academy of Science and Technology (KAST)
- Professor Jong-hyun Ahn was elected as a member of KAST, the highest academic society in Korea. Regular members of KAST are selected through a rigorous three-stage screening process for scientists and engineers who have been active in the field of science and technology for more than 20 years, have achieved leading research results, and have significantly contributed to the development of the field.
- 전기전자공학부 2021.12.16
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- Jihyun Kim (Prof. Jungmok Seo’s group (BLISS)) received a grant from ‘Biomedical Global Talent Nurturing Program’
- Jihyun Kim (Advisor : Prof. Jungmok Seo) has been accepted in Biomedical Global Talent Nurturing Program, supported by Korea Health Industry Development Institute (KHIDI). The program aims to support graduate students nurturing their convergent talent. Jihyun Kim is planning to conduct a research in Harvard Medical School (HMS) under co-supervision of Prof. Suryeon Shin and Prof. Jungmok Seo for one year. [22.03 ~ 23.03]
- 전기전자공학부 2021.12.16
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- Byung Ha Kang(Prof. Hyun Jae Kim’s Lab) Nano Energy Journal Accept
- Byung Ha Kang (Memory Division, Samsung Electronics), a Ph.D. graduate from Hyun Jae Kim’s lab, developed an organic/inorganic hybrid oxide phototransistor-based PPG (photoplethysmogram) sensor. The paper was accepted at Nano Energy Journal (16th in Materials Science Area, IF 17.881, JCR 4.79%). This research team demonstrated the difference in photocurrent generated by changing the solvent in the organic material used in the organic/inorganic hybrid oxide phototransistor and suggested the use of the PPG sensor into a healthcare platform being used at low and high heart rates. (Paper title: Skin-conformable photoplethysmogram sensors for energy-efficient always-on cardiovascular monitoring systems)
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- Prof. Jun Han’s CyPhy Lab: ACM SenSys’21 Paper Featured in Multiple News/Media Including Forbes
- Prof. Jun Han’s research lab (CyPhy)’s recent paper published at ACM SenSys 2021 (top-tier conference in sensing systems) is featured in multiple news/media including Forbes. This paper proposes a novel method of detecting and localizing hidden spy cameras leveraging a commodity smartphone’s lidar sensor.
- 전기전자공학부 2021.12.02
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- Prof. Jun Han’s CyPhy Lab Paper accepted and presented at ACM SenSys’21
- Prof. Jun Han’s research lab (CyPhy) published and presented a paper in ACM SenSys 2021, a top-tier conference in sensing systems. Under the supervision of Prof. Han (corresponding author), his Ph.D. students, Sriram Sami, Sean RuiXiang Tan and Bangjie Sun (Ph.D. students at NUS) led this project. This paper proposes a novel method of detecting and localizing hidden spy cameras leveraging a commodity smartphone’s lidar sensor.
- 전기전자공학부 2021.12.02