The Department of
Mechanical Engineering Engineering Mechanics
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Proudly Presents
Assistant Professor Kyoung Chang Choi
Michigan Technological University
Dr. Kyoung Chang Choi received his BS in Mechanical
Engineering, (graduating Magna Cum Laude out of 445
students) from Chungang University in Korea. He also
received his MS from Chungang University concentrating on
fluidics and heat transfer.
In 2007, he received his Ph.D. from the Mechanical,
Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering Department at the
University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His Ph.D. studies were
focused on the Development of an Integrated Opto-Electric
Biosensor to Dynamically Examine Cytometric Proliferation
and Cytotoxicity
Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009
3:00
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4:00 p.m.
Room 112, ME-EM Bldg.
llñefSumma or Spotlightoftheesearch Areas
1. Micro/Nano•Scale OpticalVisualization &Microfluidics
2. Examination ofCellulPhysiologyUsthg OptElecthc Biosensors
3. CellProliferatioApoptosisandCotoxiciSdiesUsgBiochemical Sensors
4. Synthetic Biologyand Nanotechnology
5. Computer Simulation
Funding for the ME-EM Graduate Seminar Series is provided by Professional Plating, Inc. of Anoka, MN www.proplate.com
and the Department of Mechanical Engineeñng Engineeng Mechanics www.me.mtu,edulseminar
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