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Research Contents

Smart brain sensor network

TOPIC 1 : Development of implantable optical neural interface systems
Participants
  • Sangbeom Jun, Ewha Women’s Univ. (Electronics Engineering)
  • Chang-Hyeon Ji, Ewha Women’s Univ. (Electronics Engineering)
  • Lee, Seung-Hee, KAIST (Biological Science)
Purpose
  • Development of miniaturized implantable optical neuromodulation systems
  • Brain cognitive function mapping based on the optical neural interfaces
Research Contents
  • Development of implantable, wireless, multichannel optical neural interface systems based on MEMS technologies
  • Simultaneous control of multiple neural signals using multiwavelength optical stimulations
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Expected Contribution
  • Commercialization of optical neural interface systems for neuroscience fields
  • Contribution to implantable neural prostheses for treatment of neurological diseases
TOPIC 2 : Development of photo-functional molecules for detection and modulation of neural signaling
Participants
  • Youngmin You, Ewha Women’s Univ. (Chemical Engineering & Materials Science)
  • Sangbeom Jun, Ewha Women’s Univ. (Electronics Engineering)
  • Lee, Seung-Hee, KAIST (Biological Science)
Purpose
  • Development of molecular probe detecting synaptic zinc transmission
  • Development of multifunctional molecular probes for optical detection and modulation of neural network signaling
Research Contents
  • Design and synthesis of functional optical molecules detecting neural network signaling
  • Verification and optimization of photo-functional molecules in in-vitro and in-vivo environments
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Expected Contribution
  • Acquisition of fundamental technologies for high efficient, high sensitive, multi-functional molecular probes
  • Real-time detection and understanding of chemical signaling in neural networks