Sebastien Besner,PhD
Research Fellow
My research here will focus on developing a new plasmonic-enhanced video rate Brillouin micro-spectroscopy technique capable of providing biomechanical information about tissues and biomaterials. In particular, this technique will be used to understand the underlying mechanisms of ocular pathologies and to provide an earlier diagnostic of presbyopia and age-related cataract.
     
Whanwook (Ernest) Chang
Graduate Student/PhD program
     
 
Jin Woo Choi, PhD
Research Fellow  
     
 
Myunghwan Choi, PhD
Research Fellow  
 
 
Malte Gather, PhD
Visiting Scientist



     
 
Sei Kwang Hahn, PhD
Visiting Scientist
My Research here will focus on exploring the applications of rotational confocal endomicroscopy and photoacoustic endomicroscopy to the assessment of various nanomedicines developed at POSTECH.
     
 
Keehoon Jung, PhD
Research Fellow

 
     
 
Ehsan Kamrani, MS
Visiting Graduate Student

 
 
 
Jun Ki Kim, PhD
Visting Research Fellow
For my project at Wellman Center, I am developing of a microendoscopic system for biomedical imaging and cell manipulation using specialized optical fiber probes based on micro-optic and beam shaping technology. In order to contribute to the rapid diagnosis of human disease, the main purpose for the project is focused on non-invasive and in-vivo imaging with high cellular resolution.
     
 
Heebeom Koo, PhD
Research Fellow
     
 
Kyung Bok Lee, PhD
Research Scientist
     
 
Sedat Nizamoglu, PhD
Research Fellow
     
 
Giuliano Scarcelli, PhD
Instructor

We are currently developing biomechanical microscopy, a non-invasive imaging technique capable of providing biomechanical information about tissues and biomaterials. In particular, we are exploring the application of this technique in ophthalmology for in vivo biomechanical characterization of cornea and lens.