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[ME Special Seminar] Steps Toward Advanced Air Mobility (AAM): Concepts and Technologies (5/28)
📣[ME Special Seminar] ✅ Title: "Steps Toward Advanced Air Mobility (AAM): Concepts and Technologies" ✅ Speaker: Prof. Inseok Hwang│Purdue University, USA ✅ Date & Time: May 28(Wednesday), 14:30-15:45 ✅ Location: Building 110, Room N105 ...
[ME Spring Seminar_10] Enhancing Transplantable Biomaterials: The Role of Laser Processing in Human Synchronization(5/21)
Enhancing Transplantable Biomaterials: The Role of Laser Processing in Human Synchronization Abstract Lasers, known for their monochromaticity, directionality, coherence, and focusability, have been utilized in healthcare and defense industries for over five decades. In recent years, the use of lasers in medical and biomedical devices has significantly expanded. Given that such devices are attached to the skin or implanted into the human body, it is critical to consider immune responses, inflammation control, cell adhesion and migration, and overall biocompatibility. In this presentation, I will introduce laser-based strategies developed to enhance the biocompatibility and functionality of implantable medical devices. First, I will present cases where laser-induced micro- and nano-scale surface patterning was used to control cell adhesion and migration. These techniques have been applied in the development of intraocular lenses that prevent posterior capsule opacification and vascular stents designed to inhibit restenosis. Next, I will introduce a laser-based coating technology for bioactive materials and share...
[ME Spring Seminar_09] Development and Commercialization of Medical device(5/14)
🌸[2025 Spring ME Seminar_09] ✅ Title: Development and Commercialization of Medical device ✅ Speaker: Seungrak Lee, Ph.D.│KBIOHealth ✅ Date & Time: May 14(Wed), 16:00-17:15 ✅ Location: Bldg.110, Room N105 / Abstract We introduce development and commercialization of medical devices with optical methods and digital methods. Before introducing main topic, we shortly introduce Osong Medical Innovation Foundation.In the first chapter, non-invasive optical biopsy techniques combined with a...
[ME Spring Seminar_08] Acoustofluidics: Acoustics Meets Microfluidics for Biomedical Applications(5/7)
🌸[2025 Spring ME Seminar_08] ✅ Title: Acoustofluidics: Acoustics Meets Microfluidics for Biomedical Applications ✅ Speaker: Prof. Jinsoo Park│CNU ✅ Date & Time: May 7(Wed.), 16:00-17:15 ✅ Location: Bldg.110, Room N105 Abstract The past two decades have witnessed an unprecedented growth in microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip, organ-on-a-chip, single-cell analysis, and flow cytometry with applications toward chemistry, biology, medicine, pharmacy and material science. Microfluidic technologies for precise manipulation of microscale flows and suspended objects have enabled the rapid development of the aforementioned disciplines and applications. Recently, a novel microfluidic frontier, termed acoustofluidics, has emerged based on integration of microscale fluid mechanics and acoustics. In this talk, I will summarize my recent progress in acoustofluidics research from fundamentals and devices to biomedical applications. The breadth and depth of the acoustofluidic technologies will be introduced by numerous examples including cell separation,...
[ME Spring Seminar_07] Development of the digital twin platform for the manufacturing processes in the mobility industry(4/30)
🌸[2025 Spring ME Seminar_07] ✅ Title: Development of the digital twin platform for the manufacturing processes in the mobility industry ✅ Speaker: Prof. Dong Min Kim│Tech University of Korea ✅ Date & Time: April 30(Wed.), 16:00-17:15 ✅ Location: Bldg.110, Room N105 ...
[ME Spring Seminar_06] Can Polymer-Matrix Composites Survive beyond the Degradation Temperature of the Matrix?(4/16)
Can Polymer-Matrix Composites Survive beyond the Degradation Temperature of the Matrix? Future mobility technologies such as Urban Air Mobility (UAM) and Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) are expanding transportation into three-dimensional airspace. As these platforms evolve from battery-powered eVTOLs to hydrogen-based hybrid propulsion systems, they must endure...
[ME Spring Seminar_05] Design of Soft Actuators, Sensors, and Mechanisms for Medical Applications(4/9)
Title: Design of Soft Actuators, Sensors, and Mechanisms for Medical Applications Abstract Medical device design and surgical robotics are rapidly advancing fields that involve direct interaction with the human body. Robots have been assisting physicians for decades, but many challenges persist across various applications. For instance, in image-guided procedures, few technologies are capable of operating within the intense magnetic field of magnetic resonance (MR) machines. Additional challenges include providing haptic feedback during robotic surgery, allowing physicians to feel virtually present even when located at a distance from the site of...
[ME Spring Seminar_04] Scenario Specification and Generation for Testing Autonomous Driving Systems in Virtual Environment(4/2)
(Title) Design of Soft Actuators, Sensors, and Mechanisms for Medical Applications (Abstract) Medical device design and surgical robotics are rapidly advancing fields that involve direct interaction with the human body. Robots have been assisting physicians for decades, but many challenges persist across various applications. For instance,...
[ME Spring Seminar_03] Scenario Specification and Generation for Testing Autonomous Driving Systems in Virtual Environment(3/26)
(Title) Scenario Specification and Generation for Testing Autonomous Driving Systems in Virtual Environment (Abstract) Along with the trend of Digital Twin, the virtual test is a widely adopted concept to validate the safety and correctness of autonomous vehicle software in the virtual world to overcome the major limitations of the physical test, such as scalability, reproducibility, and repeatability. In this talk, we introduce a test framework to systematically create diverse driving scenarios in virtual worlds to improve the virtual test quality. A driving scenario consists of static objects (e.g., roadways or side objects) and dynamic objects (e.g., pedestrians or vehicles); their characteristics are modeled as a set of parameters at two different abstraction levels, and we call them abstract and concrete scenarios. In the abstract scenario, the high- level semantics of such objects are expressed as combinations of parameter intervals, for example, the number or distance of curves in a roadway or possible lanes that a vehicle can drive at a certain time interval. On the other hand,...