UKC
2016
US-Korea Conference
08.10
08.13
On Science,
Technology,
& Entrepreneurship
http://ukc.ksea.org/UKC2016/
Co-Organized with
Korean Federation of Science & Technology Societies (KOFST)
Korea-US Science Coorperation Center (KUSCO)
Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA)
www.ksea.org
About KSEA
Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA) is a 45-year-old non-profit national-level
professional organization. It is open for individuals residing in the USA who are engaged in science, engineering or a related field.
KSEA’s objectives are:
• To promote the application of science and technology for the general welfare of society;
• To foster the cooperation of international science communities especially among the US and Korea;
• To serve the majority of Korean-American Scientists and Engineers and help them to develop their full career potential.
KSEA has 78 Chapters/Branches, 13 Technical Groups and 27 Affiliated Professional Societies (APS) covering all major branches of science and engineering. Since its birth in 1971, KSEA has been recognized as
the main representative organization promoting the common interests of Korean-American scientists and
engineers toward meeting the objectives mentioned above.
KSEA welcomes participation from 1.5th-generation, 2nd-generation, and 3rd-generation Korean-American scientists and engineers including the mixed-race and adoptee communities. KSEA promotes helping
younger-generation Korean-Americans to be aware of the rapid advances in science and engineering occurring both inside and outside of the US. Especially, to create opportunities for young generation members to
interact with talented scientists and engineers in Korea.
Korean-American Scientists and Engineers
Association (KSEA)
UKC 2016
US-Korea Conference (UKC 2016)
On Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship
http://ukc.ksea.org/UKC2016/
Co-Organized with
The Korean Federation of Science & Technology Societies (KOFST)
and
The Korea-US Science Coorperation Center (KUSCO)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Message from UKC 2016 Chair2
Message from UKC 2016 Co-Chair3
Message from NRF/KUSCO Presidnet4
Message from Member of Congress, Sixth District, Texas
5
Message from UKC 2016 Executive Director
6
Plenary Speakers7
UKC 2016 Organizers9
KSEA Honors Finalists10
2016 KSEA Awards Finalists11
2016 Young Investigator Grant Winner13
Program at a Glance14
Program Location15
Plenary Schedule18
Symposium
Physics (PHY)21
Math/Applied Math/Statistics (MAS)24
Chemistry (CHM)26
Chemical Engineering (CHE) 29
Computer Sciences and Information Technologies (CIT)
32
Food, Argriculture and Nutrition (FAN)35
Materials Sciences and Engineering (MSE)
38
Mechanical, Aerospace and Naval (MAN)
41
Civil, Environmental and Architecture (CEA)
43
Electrical, Electronics & Communications (EEC)
47
Bio, Medical, Pharmacology (BMP)50
Convergence Technology (CNV)56
Government Research Policy & Regulation (GRPR)
60
Energy, Transportation and Cyber Systems (ETC)
62
Global Climate Change and the Path to Solutions (GCC)
64
Small & Medium Business Solutions (SMB)
65
ETC & GCC Joint Symposium67
Young Generation and Professional Forum (YGPF)
68
Forum
Korean Health Industry Development Institute (KHIDI)
74
KOFAC-AAAS75
Korea Institute of Science Technology (KIST)
76
KITECH77
Cheiljedang (CJ)78
Intellectual Property (IP) and Industry79
Korea Evalutiion Institute of Industrial Technology (KEIT)
80
Seoul City (SBA)81
Korean-American Women in Science and Engineering /
Korea Federation of Women’s Science & Technology Associations
(KWiSE-KOFWST)82
2016 KSEA-KUSCO Graduate Scholarship Winners
83
UKC 2016 Sponsors84
Advertisements of UKC 2016 Sponsors87
Meeting Area Map107
/ MESSAGE FROM
UKC 2016 CHAIR
UKC2016 Chair
Howdy y’all! Welcome to sunny Texas!
It is my great honor and pleasure to welcome you all to UKC2016, for the first time in UKC’s 18 year history, in
the magnanimous state of Texas where the Sun shines all the time. Korean-American Scientists and Engineers
Association (KSEA) is celebrating its 45th year of its establishment and grew up from an organization of just 69
members in 1971 to that of about 12,000 registered members in various disciplines ranging from fundamental
sciences all the way to entrepreneurship.
Dr. Jaehoon Yu
President of KSEA
Professor
University of Texas, Arlington
Reflecting this variety of expertise, the US-Korea Conference, jointly organized by KSEA and The Korean
Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST) which just celebrated its own 50th anniversary, is
unique in the sense that it provides a forum for scientists and engineers from both U.S. and Korea in many different disciplines gather together and exchange most recent information on each area’s advancement and allow
cross breeding of these very different expertise. It is this uniqueness that we all need to be ready to take full
advantage of.
UKC2016 consists of rich program not only in the 13 technical areas within the KSEA technical structure
but also in two joint symposia that are designed to promote exchange of ideas to understand a common and
immediate issue for the very existence of humanity, the global climate change, in many different directions and
the government research policy. These, in the end, would allow new and different approaches to sprout to solve
the issue we face and encourage the participants to exchange ideas with each other for potentially brilliant and
innovative solutions.
We have many prominent speakers in various sessions, including the 2011 Nobel Laureate in Medicine, Dr.
Bruce Beutler of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas. In addition to the technical
programs for the conference participants, for the first time in UKC series, this conference opens itself to the
general public in the vicinity of the venue to share the festivity of science, technology and entrepreneurship,
mingling with the participants. The effect will be amplified through various opportunities to understand the
scientific and cultural advancement of Korea to share the deep and rich history of scientific mindset of Korean
culture throughout the conference.
The next generation with a scientific mind set is an important asset to the entire humanity. KSEA is playing
a leadership role in this area and is offering the first Young Student Science and Technical Leadership Camp
(YSTLC) to high school students from Korea and the U.S. These students are undergoing an intense scientific
experiences, including multiple opportunities to listen and talk to leading scientists participating in UKC2016.
I hope these students will take the passion from this experience and become a leader in both Korea and the U.S.
and bring science fully integrated into everyday lives and people’s fabric of thoughts.
Last but not least, this amazing conference could not have been possible without the strong support from many
sponsors in the U.S. and in Korea. I would like to express my deepest appreciation to their steadfast support and
trust to KSEA to do good work for both U.S. and Korean societies. Finally, I would like to thank many KSEA
members who served as symposium chairs, session chairs and in various UKC committees and close to 100
volunteers who made this conference as successful as possible.
Please enjoy the mixture of expertise, the Texan hospitality and the rich program of the conference. Please take
a full advantage of talking to your colleagues outside of your own discipline, discuss your research interests and
come up with a new way of thinking! I hope several of you could come up with brilliant and innovative ideas
to take to the next step. This is what UKC is all about!
Welcome again to sunny Texas!
Jaehoon Yu, Ph.D.
Conference Chair
President of KSEA
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/ MESSAGE FROM
UKC 2016 CO-CHAIR
UKC 2016 Co-Chair
Good Morning, Ladies and Gentlemen!
I would like to extend my warmest welcome to all of my distinguished guests to attend the 2016
US-Korea Conference on Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship(UKC).
Let me express my sincere appreciation to the members of the Korean-American Scientists and
Engineers Association (KSEA), including President Jaehoon Yu, for all of your dedication and commitment in hosting today’s conference.
Boo-Sup Lee
President of the Korea Federation of
Science & Technology Societies (KOFST)
Since its inception in 1971, KSEA has contributed to build up a strong network of science and
technology and to lay the groundwork for the young generation scientists and engineers through a
diverse range of programs such as Young Generation Technical and Leadership Conference, KSEA
Scholarship.
Honorable Scientists and Engineers!
The UKC-2016, under the theme of “Enriching Lives through Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship” is set to propose a prosperous future based on science, technology and entrepreneurship.
Recently, in its release of science, technology and innovation policies, the US government expressed
its strong resolution to pioneer new industries and tackle low growth with science and technology
by investing in nine strategic areas such as brain initiative, advanced vehicles and smart cities.
With “Creative Economy” at the heart of the administration, the Korean government is also gearing
up to identify and nurture Korea’s future growth engine through R&D innovation in science and
technology.
I expect that all of you here today play leading roles to ensure that this conference paves the way
for scientific and technological cooperation between Korea and the US, and allows shared ideas and
discussion to bring about practical cooperation.
Taking this opportunity, KOFST, in collaboration with KSEA, will exert our utmost efforts
to promote cooperation and development of Science and Technology among the Korean people.
Once again, let me offer my special thanks to all of you who join us today, and I wish all the best and
success for all of us here.
Thank you.
11 August 2016
Boo-Sup Lee
President of The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies
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/ MESSAGE FROM
NRF/KUSCO PRESIDENT
NRF/KUSCO President
Dear Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen!
First of all, congratulations on “2016 US-Korea Conference” and it is my great honor and pleasure
to welcome you all to this conference joined by world-renowned scientists, engineers, professors,
industry experts, academic entrepreneurs and policy-makers from both the US and Korea.
I would also like to extend my deepest appreciation to staff members from both countries for their
hard work in putting this conference together.
Min K. Chung
President of Korea-U.S. Science
Cooperation Center National Research
Foundation of Korea
Since 2003, we have sought to advance our relationship into more strategic, progressive, and cooperative partnership through the US-Korea Conference in direct response to the emergence of the
knowledge-based society of the 21st century.
The main theme of this year is “Enriching Lives through Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship”. The advancement of biological science and medical technology will profoundly reshape our
future in many different ways. Furthermore, together with technology and entrepreneurship we can
also explore new realm of economic development that can ultimately lead us to future prosperity.
I hope that the 2016 US-Korea Conference will serve as a great opportunity to lively exchange
and share valuable ideas for US-Korea cooperation, and will make significant contributions towards
building a better life and a better future for mankind.
At UKC 2016, I ask you to share your valuable expertise and insight with industry leading scientists,
engineers, and companies from the US and Korea.Your attendance and participation will make this
conference more meaningful.
Thank you again for participating in UKC 2016.
August, 2016
Min K. Chung
President
Korea-U.S. Science Cooperation Center
National Research Foundation of Korea
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/ MESSAGE FROM
MEMBER OF CONGRESS
Member of Congress
Dear Attendees of the U.S. - Korea Conference on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship:
As the Representative of the 6th District of Texas, I would like to welcome the attendees of the U.S.
- Korea conference on Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship to North Texas. I hope you will
enjoy all our area has to offer.
Joe Barton
Member of Congress
Sixth District, Texas
The U.S Korea Conference has accomplished many great things over the past two decades and serves
as a model for scientific collaboration between our two nations. South Korea is one of the United
States’ most trusted allies and we must continue collaboration on research and development efforts
to both of our mutual benefit.
Additionally, I would like to commend the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association
(KSEA) which has grown from 69 members, at its founding in 1971, to over 6,000 membvers at
present.This conference is a testament to the strength, resilience, and dedication to the mission of the
KSEA. I am sure KSEA will continue playing an essential role for the benefit of our two countries.
Lastly, I would like to congratulate my friend, Dr. Jaehoon Yu, on his election to the post of President of the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association. Dr.Yu has worked in the physics
department at the University of Texas at Arlington since 2001, and as a professor sicne 2012. Dr.Yu
has been an active member of the North Texas community as a teacher and a citizen. I am confident
that he will make even bigger contributions as the president of KSEA.
I am sure you conference will be a great success and sicerely hope you all enjoy your stay in North
Texas.
Sincerely,
Joe Barton
Member of Congress
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/ MESSAGE FROM
UKC 2016 EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
UKC 2016 Executive Director
Dear UKC 2016 participants,
I am honored to greet all of you attending the UKC 2016 in Dallas, Texas. With the theme “Enriching Livers through Science Technology and Entrepreneurship”, the UKC 2016 program focuses
on basic science, emerging technology and industry technology, significant research findings, R&D
trends, and future prospects of sciences and technologies, and an IP forum to promote with entrepreneurship.
Dr. Jae Hyeon Ryu
UKC 2016 Executive Director
KSEA 45th Executive Director
Associate Professor
University of Idaho
A total of 15 symposium programs and many named forums are scheduled to discuss the state-of-the
art technology and engineering via emerging sciences. About 600 abstract are collected and each
symposium has 6 to 8 oral sessions and 1 poster session is formed to cover the up-to-date science
and technology at the venue.
UKC 2016 also offers a couple of NEW special programs, including the Government Research Policy and Regulation Symposium (GRPR), Energy, Transportation, and Cyber Systems Symposium
(ETC), and Global Climate Change Symposium (GCC) to increase awareness of cutting-edge science and technology along with governmental policy and regulation. Moreover, two joint symposium programs, such as ETC/GCC and BMP/CNV: Bio, Medical and Pharmaceutical Symposium
(BMP) and Convergence will further highlight the issue-oriented topics in real world applications.
I wish to acknowledge the Symposium Chairs/Co-Chairs and their respective session chairs, volunteers, and all of the UKC 2016 participants to made this happen. With their dedication and volunteer sprit, UKC 2016 will be successful and rewarding.
I hope to shake hands and welcome everyone participating in the opening ceremony scheduled for
Thursday morning (August 11) into the UKC family. I also wish you go back home with unforgettable memories you may have during your stay in Texas.
Welcome to UKC 2016!
Jae Hyeon Ryu, Ph.D., P.E.
UKC 2016 Executive Director
KSEA 45th Admin Executive Director
Associate Professor of Water Resources Engineering
University of Idaho
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/ PLENARY
SPEAKERS
Plenary Speakers
1) The New Forward Genetics: Instantly Explaining Phenotype
2) How Immunology Changed the World
Dr. Bruce Alan Beutler | August 11, Thursday
Bruce A. Beutler, M.D., who shared the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, is an internationally recognized leader in immunology and the Director of the Center for the Genetics of Host
Defense at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Dr. Bruce Alan Beutler
Director
Center for the Genetics of Host Defense
Univerity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Drs. Beutler and Jules A. Hoffmann of Strasbourg University in France shared the Nobel Prize “for
their discoveries concerning the activation of innate immunity,” the first step in the body’s immune
response. The late Dr. Ralph M. Steinman of Rockefeller University in New York was also honored
in 2011.
Dr. Beutler is known for his work in unlocking the secret of how the body detects infection and
launches an inflammatory response. His current endeavors involve an attempt to identify every gene
involved in the response to potentially infectious agents like bacteria or viruses.
At UT Southwestern, Dr. Beutler runs one of the largest mouse mutagenesis programs in the world.
He and his group have tracked down several hundred mutations that cause abnormalities in mice.
Many of these mutations have important implications in infectious diseases or autoimmune conditions in which the body turns on itself, such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. Dr. Beutler’s team also
has identified many thousands of other genetic mutations that form the nucleus of a mutation archive
that eventually will encompass all mouse genes.
Dr. Beutler, a Regental Professor at UT Southwestern who holds the Raymond and Ellen Willie
Distinguished Chair in Cancer Research, in Honor of Laverne and Raymond Willie Sr., earned his
medical degree from the University of Chicago after graduating from the University of California,
San Diego. His postgraduate career at UT Southwestern includes an internal medicine internship
and neurology residency.
During a brief fellowship and faculty appointment at Rockefeller University, Dr. Beutler isolated
tumor necrosis factor, one of the most important mediators of inflammation. He then returned to
UT Southwestern as a faculty member and Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator from
1986 to 2000. His seminal work during this period was broadly relevant to host responses to viral
infection, cancer, and autoimmunity, and ultimately led to the Nobel Prize. Between 2000 and 2011,
Dr. Beutler was at The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, Calif.
He was elected to both the National Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Medicine in 2008,
and to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2013. Dr. Beutler’s numerous awards and
recognitions include the 2011 Shaw Prize in Life Science and Medicine, the University of Chicago
Professional Achievement Citation in 2010, the Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research in 2009, the Balzan Prize in 2007, the Gran Prix Charles-Léopold Mayer from the
Académie des Sciences in France in 2006, and the Robert Koch Prize in 2004.
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/ PLENARY
SPEAKERS
Plenary Speakers
Science and Technology: A New Vision for the Past and the Future
Elizabeth Chu Richter, FAIA | August 12, Friday
Elizabeth Chu Richter, FAIA, is the CEO of Richter Architects based in Corpus Christi, Texas. The
firm is a recognized leader in the profession with award-winning designs. It was honored with the
prestigious Architecture Firm Award from the Texas Society of Architects in 2011. Recent projects
include the National Museum of the Pacific War, Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve, Del Mar College Academic and Music Complex, Manila American Cemetery Visitor Center
in the Philippines, and GSA Design Excellence U.S. Land Ports of Entry in El Paso, Laredo, and
Columbus, New Mexico.
Elizabeth Chu Richter, FAIA
Richter Architects, CEO
2015 President, American Institute of
Architects
Elizabeth was elected to serve as the 2015 national president of the American Institute of Architects
(AIA). She became the first Asian-American woman and the fourth woman to served as national
president in the Institute’s 158 year history.The AIA has over 87,000 members in the U.S. and abroad.
Elizabeth is an honorary member of the Japan Institute of Architects, the Korean Institute of Architects, and the Australian Institute of Architects. She is frequently invited to speak on leadership, design,
and the future of the architectural profession, Most recently, she lectured at the Savannah College of
Arts and Design.
Elizabeth believes in the power of architecture to impact lives and elevate the human spirit. As such,
she has championed public outreach for decades. In addition to design, writing, and speaking, she
created and co-produced The Shape of Texas, a statewide radio series on architecture broadcasted
on NPR-affiliate stations across Texas. The series ran for 11 years, broadcasting over 500 episodes
and reached millions. She also chaired the prestigious AIA Gold Medal/Firm Award Advisory Jury
Committee and served as a juror for numerous national and regional programs that recognize design
excellence such as AIA New York design awards.
Active in community service, Ms. Richter served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the San
Antonio Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, and as Chairman of the South Texas Public
Broadcasting System. She is a former board member of CHRISTUS Spohn Health Systems and
the Board of Directors of the Corpus Christi Regional Economic Development Corporation. She
recently spearheaded a community event focused on designing healthy communities.
New Biology and Medicine from the Network of Protein Synthesis Enzymes
Dr. Sunghoon Kim | August 13, Saturday
Dr. Sunghoon Kim
Professor
Medicinal Bioconvergence Research
Center, Seoul National University
Dr. Sunghoon Kim has been studying novel functions of human aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases(ARSs)
and searching for their pathophysiological connections to human diseases. He has identified potent
novel tumor suppressors such as AIMP2/p38, AIMP3/p18. He has also investigated novel extracellular activities of ARSs and associated factors such as lysyl-tRNA synthetase(KRS), tryptophanyl-tRNA synthetase(WRS), and AIMP1/p43. He also discovered the oncogenic variant of AIMP2,
designated AIMP2-DX2, as one of the critical factors that determines the survival of lung cancer
patients. More recently, he found that leucyl-tRNA synthetase(LRS) serves as an amino acid sensor
for mTOR signal pathway.
In summary, his research is unveiling novel regulatory network mediated by human aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases that have been regarded as housekeeping machinery for protein synthesis. The regulatory roles and implications of these proteins in human diseases have been largely overlooked for
decades. His discoveries on the new function, pathology and medicine of ARSs are rapidly opening a
research area that throws new insights into the central dogma of life and human diseases. He received
many prestigious awards including the Donghun biochemistry award (2000), the National Presidential Award (2003), the Best Scientist of the Year (2006), The Award of Korean National Academy of
Science (2012), Ho-am Prize in Medicine (2015), the TechBiz star award (2015).
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Conference Chair / Co-Chair
Jaehoon Yu (University of Texas at Arlington)
UKC 2016 Chair & KSEA 45th President
Boo-Sup Lee (KOFST President)
UKC 2016 Co-Chair
Executive Committee
Jaehoon Yu (University of Texas at Arlington)
UKC 2016 Chair & KSEA 45th President
Jae Hyeon Ryu (University of Idaho)
Executive Director
Taeyoul Choi (University of North Texas)
Local Arrangement Chair
Jong Park (Moffitt Cancer Center/University of South Florida)
Sponsorship Director
Hyojoo Han (Georgia Southern University)
Computing and Web Director
Donghyun Shin (University of Texas at Arlington)
Finance Director
Ken Choi (Illinois Institute of Technology)
VIP and Sponsor Care Director
Yongho Sohn (University of Central Florida)
Program Committee Liaison
Sung Woo Kim (North Carolina State University)
Advisor
Program Committee
Jae Hyeon Ryu (University of Idaho)
Executive Director
Yongho Sohn (University of Central Florida)
Program Committee Liaison
Hee-Yong Kim (NIH)
Program Committee
Gyeong Soon Hwang (The University of Texas at Austin)
Program Committee
Hanjoong Jo (Georgia Tech and Emory University)
Program Committee
Sungyong In (Ichthus International Law)
Program Committee
Physics Symposium (PHY)
Chair: Chueng-Ryong Ji (North Carolina State University)
Co-Chairs: Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang University and APCTP),
Kyungseon Joo (University of Connecticut)
Math/Applied Math/Statistics Symposium (MAS)
Chair: Myles MunJu Kim (Florida Polytechnic University)
Co-Chairs: Myoungjoo Kang (Seoul National University),
Hyun-Kyoung Kwon (The University of Alabama)
Chemistry Symposium (CHM)
Chair: Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M University)
Co-Chairs: Sungjee Kim (POSTECH), Tae-Hee Lee (Penn State University)
Chemical Engineering Symposium (CHE)
Chair: Hyunmin Yi (Tufts University)
Co-Chairs: Su Ha (Washington State University), Chang-soo Lee
(Chungnam National University)
Computer Sciences and Information Technologies Symposium
(CIT)
Chair: Yoohwan Kim (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
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Co-Chairs: Jeho Park (Harvey Mudd College), Sungdeok Cha (Korea
University)
Food, Agriculture and Nutrition Symposium (FAN)
Chair: Haejung An (FDA)
Co-Chairs: Hyojee Joung (Seoul National University), Hee-Yong Paik
(Seoul National University)
Materials Science and Engineering Symposium (MSE)
Chair: Minseo Park (Auburn University)
Co-Chairs: Jiyoung Kim (University of Texas at Dallas), Hyun Jae
Kim (Yonsei University)
Mechanical, Aerospace and Naval Engineering Symposium (MAN)
Chair: Sung Kwon Cho (University of Pittsburgh)
Co-Chairs: Taehun Lee (City College of New York), Jung-Hoon Chung
(KIMM)
Civil, Environmental, Architecture Symposium (CEA)
Chair: Yong Rak Kim (University of Nebraska–Lincoln)
Co-Chairs: Brian Park (University of Virginia), Seoktae Kang
(KAIST)
Electrical, Electronics and Communications Symposium (EEC)
Chair: Jeong-Bong Lee (University of Texas at Dallas)
Co-Chairs: Ken Choi (Illinois Institute of Technology), Tom Oh (Rochester Institute of Technology). James Jungho Park (Korea University)
Bio, Medical and Pharmaceutical Symposium (BMP)
Chair: Young-Sup Yoon (Emory University)
Co-Chairs: Inhyun Park (Yale University), Young-Geun Kwon
(Yonsei University), Yun Soo Bae (Ewha University)
Convergence Technology Symposium (CNV)
Chair: Ick Chan Kwon (KIST)
Co-Chairs: Ho Wook Jun (University of Alabama at Birmingham),
Jennifer Shin (KAIST)
Government Research Policy and Regulation Symposium (GRPR)
Chair: Myeong-Hee Yu (KIST)
Co-Chairs: Kil Choo Moon (UST), Youn Hee Choi (KIET)
Energy, Transportation, and Cyber Systems Symposium (ETC)
Chair: Duckjoo Yang (The University of Texas at Dallas)
Co-Chair: Hyung Chul Ham (KIST)
Global Climate Change Symposium (GCC)
Chair: Yong Nak Lee (Heat Transfer Research & Development, LTD)
Co-Chairs: Lee Ki-woo (President of KIER), Burt Lee (American
Chemical Society), Kinney H. Kim (North Carolina Central University)
Small & Medium Business Solutions (SMB Workshop)
Chair: Yong Nak Lee (Heat Transfer Research & Development, LTD)
Co-Chairs: Kinney H. Kim (North Carolina Central University), Thomas H. Hahn, Nak-Ho Sung, Burt Lee (American Chemical Society),
Gyeong Sun Hwang (University of Texas, Austin)
Young Generation and Professional Forum (YGPF)
Chair: Phillip K. Han (Clockwise.MD)
Co-Chair: Katherine Cho (Colin Powell School for Civic and Global
Leadership)
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HONORS
2016 KSEA HONORS FINALISTS
August 11, Thursday 10:00am ~ 12:00pm (Ceremony)
 Distinguished Service Membership
Dr. Saeyoung Ahn
KSEA 25th President
Research Director
Fuzbien Technology Institute
Dr. Ahn is the Research Director of the Fuzbien Technology Institute and previously served at US Naval Research Lab for twenty-two years as Physicist. He received BS in physics at SNU (‘68) and MA & PhD in physics
at Yeshiva Univ. (’71 & ‘73). Dr. Ahn has a long list of life-long services for KSEA. His service began in 1977 as
a publication committee member for the 6th (’77-78) admin and has continued to the current 45th admin for
40 years, during which he has helped KSEA to carry a torch enhancing the exchange of S&T between the US
and Korea. He was the 25th (’96 -‘97) President and a Founding Director of KUSCO BOD. During the 22nd
admin before his presidency, he initiated joint projects between KSEA and KOSEF as an Executive Director. As
Vice President and President-Elect in ‘94 and ‘95, respectively, he had helped establish the KUSCO. Especially
since 2003 he has helped most Presidents-Elect to raise funds for UKC and KSEA.
During his career in the US Naval Research Lab, his outstanding technical contributions to radar technology
resulted in many awards from the US Navy. He contributed to K-STAR activity in Korea and was subsequently awarded a National Medal of Dong Back Jang in 1999. He also was a visiting professor at SNU and
the founder of venture companies. His technical contributions also include non-linear phenomena in laser and
ocean waves, medical physics, and cancer treatment. His life-long service for KSEA is exemplary and highly
recognized.
 Distinguished Sponsor Membership
Samsung has contributed exceptionally to the financial well-being of KSEA over the last 15 years. Its total
contribution is one of the highest among the corporate sponsorships. Samsung’s sponsorship for a long period
is highly recognized.
Samsung Electronics
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AWARDS
2016 KSEA AWARDS FINALISTS
August 11, Thursday 10:00am ~ 12:00pm (Ceremony)
 Outstanding Contribution to KSEA Award
(Presented jointly by KSEA and MSIP)
Dr. Chai Chin Suh
KSEA 19th President
Retired
Dr. Suh has had a distinguished career in industry having worked for Gilbert Associates Inc (1972-1990), EAE
Eng. (1991-1995 & 2000-2010) and Korea Heavy Industries Corp (1995-2000). He was also a faculty member
at SNU for 15 years (1951-1966) before receiving his PhD from the Univ. of Michigan in 1972. His BS and
MS are from SNU (1951) and Univ. of Minnesota (1957), respectively. His research contributions are in the
fields of power plant engineering, well recognized nationally and internationally. He played a leadership role in
the first successful launch of Korean rocket in 1959 to open up the nation’s space programs. He promoted the
R & D capabilities of Korea Heavy Industries Corp. to the point that they are now exporting nuclear power
plants overseas.
During his tenure as KSEA’s 19th president, he developed the first Brain Power Resources Database with a
large financial support from the Korean Government through STEPI. The funding formed the basis of KSEA’s
financial well-being, and enabled KSEA members’ involvement in Korean science & technology development.
His additional contributions to KSEA include helping organize five regional conferences, participating in
various committee activities and mentoring service for younger members in the applied math (Integral Eq.,
Calculus of Variations). He also served KSEA as a councilor and the founding chapter president of Lehigh Valley
chapter. His service for KSEA is highly recognized.
 Engineer of the Year Award
(Presented jointly by KSEA and KOFST)
Dr. Minjun Kim
Robert C. Womack Endowed Chair
Professor
Southern Methodist University
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Dr. Kim is presently the Robert C. Womack Endowed Chair Professor in the Dept. of Mech. Eng. at Southern
Methodist Univ. He received his BS and MS in Mech. Eng. from Yonsei Univ. (1997) and Texas A&M Univ.
(2001), respectively. He completed his Ph.D. degree in Eng. at Brown Univ. (2005). Following his graduate studies, he was a postdoctoral research fellow at the Rowland Inst. in Harvard Univ. He joined Drexel Univ. in 2006
as an Assistant Professor and was later promoted to Full Professor of Mech. Eng. He is a pioneering researcher
of micro-bio-robotics and single molecule biophysics with a truly multidisciplinary expertise in mechanical
engineering, biomedical engineering, biophysics, and biomaterials engineering. He has been recognized as the
first investigator to fully utilize flagellated bacteria as micro-actuators in engineered systems. He is also a pioneer
in applying solid-state nanopore systems to investigate high-resolution protein folding/binding kinetics at the
single molecule level. His notable awards include the NSF CAREER Award (2008), the HFSP Young Investigator Award (2009), the ARO Young Investigator Award (2010), the Alexander von Humboldt Fellowship (2012),
the KOFST Brain Pool Fellowship (2013), the ISBE Fellow (2014), the ASME Fellow (2014), and the Netexplo
Award (2016). His achievements in the field of engineering is highly recognized.
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AWARDS
2016 KSEA AWARDS FINALISTS
August 13, Saturday 10:00am ~ 12:55pm (Ceremony)
 Outstanding Chapter and Chapter President Award
Major Fair 2015
Dr. Joseph Jinlee Kim
KSEA Southern California Chapter
President
Associate Professor
California State University at Long
Beach
KSEA-SWRC 2016 Conference
The Southern California Chapter has been very active over the past three years. It obtained a 501c3 status, held
the first Major Fair for high school and entering college students and found a permanent home for NMSC for
the foreseeable future. Both the annual NMSC and the annual Southwestern Regional Conference are well
received by the local businesses whose financial support has increased substantially. These are the results of the
chapter presidents’ collective leadership and members’ strong volunteerism. Chapter President Joseph Jinlee
Kim, PhD, PE, has been the spearhead of these activities. He is an Associate Professor in the Dept. of Civil Eng.
and Construction Eng. Management at California State Univ. Long Beach and the director of Green Building
Information Modeling Lab. His research interests include advanced construction scheduling techniques for
optimization, green buildings, building information modeling, and engineering educational research methods.
The SC Chapter’s strong activities and CP Kim’s dedicated services are highly recognized.
 Young Generation Leadership Award
Dr. Soojung Claire Hur
KSEA 45th Publication Director
Assistant Research Professor at UCLA
and Assistant Researcher at Johns
Hopkins University
Dr. Hur is currently an assistant researcher at Univ. of California, Los Angeles and an assistant research professor
in the Dept. of Mechanical Eng. at Johns Hopkins Univ. Until joining UCLA in December 2015, she has run
her research group over four years as the principal investigator at the Rowland Institute at Harvard. She received
her BS, MS and PhD in Mechanical Eng. from UCLA in 2005, 2007 and 2011, respectively. She co-authored
13 peer-reviewed journals, including three articles featured as journal covers, 40 conference proceedings, 3 US
patents, and 2 international patents. She has received numerous awards and scholarships, including Edward K.
Rice Outstanding Doctoral Student award, HSSEAS academic scholarship, MAE department’s Chevron scholarship and UCLA Dean’s special fellowship. Her research focuses on developing innovative microfluidic systems
that have potential for high-throughput target cell detection, cost-effective cell separation, and sequential multimolecular delivery, useful for oncology, immunology, gene therapy and regenerative medicine. Dr. Hur has
provided an outstanding YG leadership service for KSEA over a period spanning more than 10 years through
various positions such as Group D Councilor,YGTLC Chair and Co-Chair,YG Director, UKC Session Chair,
and NMSC Volunteer. Her leadership for YG activities is highly recognized.
UKC 2016 Brochure /// 12
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AWARDS
2016 Young Investigator Grant Winner
August 11, Thursday 10:00am ~ 1:00pm (Ceremony)
The KSEA Young Investigator Grant is the KSEA’s highest recognition given to yount
professionals who earned a doctoral degree in science or engineering, and have been
working in academia, industry, or government for no more than 6 years after the degree.
The grant of $10,000 will be awarded to the recipient.
Dr. Seung Woo Lee is an assistant professor at George W.Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering of Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia. He received his B.S. (summa cum laude)
in chemical engineering from SNU in 2004 and Ph.D. in chemical engineering from MIT in 2010.
Prior to joining Georgia Institute of Technology in 2013, he was a post-doctoral researcher at MIT.
He is a recipient of 2016 Hanwha Advanced Materials Non-Tenure Faculty Award and 2014 Samsung Global Research Outreach Award.
Dr. Seung Woo Lee
Assistant Professor
George W. Woodruff School of
Mechanical Engineering of Georgia
Institute of Technology
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He has published 29 articles in coveted journals and presented 20 papers in conferences, and he also
has an excellent citation record as a young investigator. With the YIG, Prof. Lee will mainly investigate nano-structured organic electrodes for electrochemical energy storage devices. The proposed
work aims to improve the cycling stability and the power capability of advanced batteries without
sacrificing the energy density by the development of organic electrodes.The proposed organic electrodes will be based on nanocomposite structures where redox-active molecules are conformally
coated on the conductive matrix mediated by the interactions of surface functionalities between
molecules and conductive substrate.
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AT A GLANCE
TIME
8/10 (WED)
8/11 (THU)
8/12 (FRI)
7:00 am
– 8:00 am
BREAKFAST
8:00 am
– 9:45 am
SYMPOSIUM / FORUM
9:45 am
– 10:00 am
COFFEE BREAK
PLENARY
SESSION
/ OPENING
CEREMONY
10:00 am
– 12:00 pm
PLENARY
SESSION
12:00 pm
– 1:15 pm
LUNCH
1:15 pm
– 3:15 pm
SYMPOSIUM / FORUM
3:15 pm
– 3:30 pm
3:30 pm
– 5:30 pm
REGISTRATION
OPENS
6:30 pm
– 9:00 pm
VIP DINNER AND
SPONSOR APPRECIATION RECEPTION
8/14 (SUN)
THE 45TH KSEA
ANNUAL
COUNCIL MEETING
PLENARY
SESSION
COFFEE BREAK
SYMPOSIUM
/ FORUM
5:30 pm
– 6:00 pm
6:00 pm
– 6:30 pm
8/13 (SAT)
NETWORKING
DINNER
POSTER
SESSION
CONFERENCE
BANQUET DINNER
(TEXAS RANGERS
BASEBALL PARK)
SYMPOSIUM
THE 45TH KSEA
ANNUAL
COUNCIL MEETING
9:00 pm
– 11:30 pm
UKC 2016 Brochure /// 14
PROGRAM LOCATION
08/11
UKC-Wide Event
Symposium
Forum
Sponsor
Others
Thursday
ROOM NAME \ TIME
ENTERPRISE 1-6
8:00 AM – 9:45 AM
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Plenary & Lunch
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
1:15 PM – 3:15 PM
3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Beutler Forum
Sponsor Booths
ENTERPRISE FOYER
DOOLIN
MAVERICK
YSTLC
CATTLE CARONS
KHIDI
YSTLC
LCP/APS Meeting
BMP
BMP
ComChair Meeting
Former P Meeting
DEVELOPERS
BMP
BMP
WILDCATTERS
CNV
CNV
HOBBY
GRPR
GRPR
MCKEE
ETC
ETC
KITECH
KITECH
KIST
KIST
HARVESTERS
CARTER
KOFAC_AAAS
VANDERGRIFF
JONSSON
GLASSCOCK
CEA
MIT1
MIT2
CEA
CEA
CEA
MIT3
MAS
MAS
MAS
CHE
CHE
CHM/CHE
CHM
CHM
MIT7
FAN
CJ
FAN
MIT8
GCC
GCC
GCC
MIT9
EEC
EEC
MIT10
MAN
MAN
MIT11
MSE
MSE
MIT12
CIT
CIT
PHY
PHY
MIT4
MIT5
MIT6
MIT13
FILMMAKERS/AVIATOR
PHY
ENTERPRISE 7 & 8
NST
225
425
YGPF
IP and IND
NST
NST
Interview
YGPF
YGPF
Interview
DEBAKEY
KIER
HARVESTERS
LADYBIRD
MCCOMBS
EXECUTIVE 1112
15 /// UKC 2016 Brochure
KUSCO Board
KIER
PROGRAM LOCATION
08/12
UKC-Wide Event
Symposium
Forum
Sponsor
Others
Friday
ROOM NAME \ TIME
ENTERPRISE 1-6
8:00 AM – 9:45 AM
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Plenary
MAVERICK
1:15 PM – 3:15 PM
3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Sponsor Booths
ENTERPRISE FOYER
DOOLIN
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
YSTLC
YSTLC
CATTLE CARONS
BMP
BMP
DEVELOPERS
BMP
BMP
WILDCATTERS
CNV
CNV
HARVESTERS
CARTER
ETC/GCC
KEIT
ETC
ETC
KEIT
HOBBY
MCKEE
Seoul City
VANDERGRIFF
KWiSE-KOFWST
JONSSON
KEIT
GLASSCOCK
MIT1
KEIT
KEIT
KEIT
KICT-KCEE
MIT2
CEA
CEA
MIT3
MAS
MAS
MIT4
CHE
CHM/CHE
MIT5
CHM/CHE
CHM
FAN
FAN
MIT6
MIT7
SMB
MIT8
MIT9
EEC
SMB
EEC
KEIT
MIT10
KEIT
MIT11
MSE
MSE
MIT12
CIT
CIT
MIT13
PHY
PHY FILMMAKERS/AVIATOR
ENTERPRISE 7 & 8
YGPF
225
425
Poster YGPF
YGPF
KRICT
KRICT
Interview
YGPF
YGPF
Interview
DEBAKEY
KEIT
HARVESTERS
LADYBIRD
UNIST Interview
UNIST
KEIT
MCCOMBS
EXECUTIVE 1112
KEIT
KEIT
KUSCO Board
UKC 2016 Brochure /// 16
PROGRAM LOCATION
08/13
UKC-Wide Event
Symposium
Forum
Sponsor
Others
Saturday
ROOM NAME \ TIME
ENTERPRISE 1-6
8:00 AM – 9:45 AM
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Plenary
YSTLC
6;00 PM – 11:00 PM
KSEA Info
KSEA Council
History Forum
BMP
DEVELOPERS
WILDCATTERS
3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
MAVERICK
CATTLE CARONS
1:15 PM – 3:15 PM
Sponsor Booths
ENTERPRISE FOYER
DOOLIN
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
CNV
HARVESTERS
CARTER
HOBBY
MCKEE
VANDERGRIFF
JONSSON
GLASSCOCK
MIT1
MIT2
MIT3
MIT4
CHE
MIT5
CHM
CHM
MIT6
MIT7
MIT8
SMB
MIT9
EEC
MIT10
MIT11
MSE
MIT12
CIT
MIT13
FILMMAKERS/AVIATOR
ENTERPRISE 7&8
YGPF
YGPF
CIT
PHY YGPF
YGPF
YGPF
225
425
DEBAKEY
HARVESTERS
LADYBIRD
MCCOMBS
EXECUTIVE 1112
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Interview
Interview
PLENARY SCHEDULE
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
VIP Dinner Sponsor Appreciation Reception
Enterprise 1-4
Ballroom
Thursday, August 11, 2016
Opening Ceremony and Plenary Session I
Chairs: K. Stephen Suh (Hackensack University Medical Center) and Young Hee Lee (University of Utah)
Opening Ceremony
• National Anthems (Korea and USA)
• Opening Remarks
Jaehoon Yu (President, Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association)
• Welcoming Remarks
- Boo-Sup Lee
(President, Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies)
- Kwang Bok Lee (Director General Directorate for Basic Research in
Science and Engineering)
10:00 AM
- 12:00 PM
• Congratulatory Remarks
- Sang Jin Shin (Chair, Korean National Assembly Oversight Committee on
MSIP, MIC and NSSC)
- Nam-ki Hong (First Vice Minister of Science, ICT and Future Planning)
- Joe Barton (Member, U.S. Congress, 6th district, Texas)
- Joo-Hyeon Baik (Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Houston)
Enterprise 5-8
Ballroom
• KSEA Award Ceremony
- Outstanding Contribution to KSEA Award Presented by MSIP
- Engineer of the Year Award Presented by KOFST
- Distinguished Service Member Award Presented by KSEA
- Young Investigator Award Presented by KSEA
• Plenary Keynote Speech
Dr. Bruce Beutler, Reagent Professor, University of Texas Southwestern,
“The new forward genetics: instantly explaining phenotype “
• Sponsor Plenary Talk
- Dimos, Duane, Vice President of Research,
University of Texas at Arlington
- Roh, Hang Duk, President, CJ Bio Business Unit
- Jong Hyun Moon, General Manager, Business Development Division, SBA
- Moo-Whan Shin, President, Yonsei Institute of Convergence Technology
12:00 PM
- 1:15 PM
1:15 PM
- 3:15 PM
Luncheon
Nobel Public Lecture with Dr. Bruce Beutler, the 2011 Nobel Prize Winner
“How Immunology Changed the World”
Enterprise 1-4
Ballroom
Enterprise 5-8
Ballroom
UKC 2016 Brochure /// 18
Friday, August 12, 2016
Plenary Session II
Chairs: Jun-Seok Oh (Western Michigan University) and Stella Chun (Thermo Fisher Scientific)
10:00 AM
- 12:00 PM
Plenary Session
• Sponsor Plenary Talk
- Sungmo Steve Kang, President, Korea Advanced Institute of Science
& Technology (KAIST)
- Do-Yeon Kim, President, Pohang University of Science and Tech
nology (POSTECH)
- Seunghwan Kim, Chairman, Korea Foundation for the Advance
ment of Science and Creativity (KOFAC)
- Um Sang Yun, Manager, Hyundai Motors
Enterprise 5-8
Ballroom
• Plenary Keynote Speech
Dr. Elizabeth Chu Richter, Chief Executive Officer, Richter Archi
tects, “Architecture and Community: Beyond Walls and Style”
12:00 PM
- 1:15 PM
Luncheon
Enterprise 1-4
Ballroom
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Plenary Session III
Chairs: Eun-Suk Seo (University of Maryland) and Michael Lee (NJIT)
Plenary Session
• Plenary Keynote Speech
Dr. Sung-Hoon Kim, Professor, Seoul National University
“New Biology and Medicine from the Network of Protein Synthesis
Enzymes”
10:00 AM
- 12:00 PM
12:00 PM
- 1:15 PM
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• Award Ceremony
- Graduate Scholarship Award
- Youth Science & Technology Leadership Award
- Poster Presentation Award
- Outstanding Chapter and Chapter President Award
- Young Generation Leadership Award
Farewell Lunch
• Closing Remarks
- Eun-Suk Seo, President-Elect of Korean-American Scientists and
Engineers Association
- Jaehoon Yu, President of Korean-American Scientists and Engineers
Association
Enterprise 5-8
Ballroom
Enterprise 1-4
Ballroom
/ SYMPOSIUMS
UKC 2016 will forcus on basic science, industry technology and emerging technology.
Significant research findings, R&D trends, and future prospects of sciences and
technologies are solicited in the areas including, but not limited to the following.
Basic Science Program
PHY Physics Symposium
MAS Math/Applied Math/Statistics Symposium
CHM Chemistry Symposium
Industry Technology Program
CHE Chemical Engineering Symposium
CIT Computer Sciences and Information Technologies Symposium
FAN Food, Agriculture and Nutrition Symposium
MSE Materials Science and Engineering Symposium
MAN Mechanical, Aerospace and Naval Engineering Symposium
CEA Civil, Environmental, Architecture Symposium
EEC Electrical, Electronics and Communications Symposium
Emerging Technology Program
BMP Bio, Medical and Pharmaceutical Symposium
CNV Convergence Technology Symposium
Special Program
GRPR
Government Research Policy and Regulation Symposium
ETC
Energy, Transportation and Cyber Systems Symposium
GCC
Global Climate Change Symposium
SMB
Small & Medium Business Solutions
Workshop
UKC 2016 Brochure /// 20
Symposium Program
PHYSICS SYMPOSIUM (PHY)
PHYSICS
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT13
PHY-A Session: General Overview
Session Chair: Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Interpolating Relativistic World Lines
8:00 AM PHY-A1
Chueng-Ryong Ji (North Carolina State University)
Heavy Ion Physics, Status and Outlook
8:20 AM PHY-A2
In-Kwon Yoo (Pusan National University)
Rare Isotope Science Project of Institute for Basic Science
8:45 AM PHY-A3 Sunchan Jeong (Rare Isotope Science Project, Institute for Basic
Science)
Electron Ion Collider - QCD Frontier
9:05 AM PHY-A4
Kyungseon Joo (University of Connecticut)
Stationary nature of structural disorder in metallic alloys
9:25 AM PHY-A5
Yong Wook Kim (Lehigh University)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT13
PHY-B Session: Nuclear Physics
Session Chair: Kyungseon Joo (University of Connecticut)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Nuclear binding near a quantum phase transition
1:15 PM PHY-B6
Dean Lee (North Carolina State University)
The Quest for the Neutron Electric Dipole Moment
1:32 PM PHY-B7
Brad Plaster (University of Kentucky)
What Nucleon Resonances Teach us about Nuclear Struc1:49 PM PHY-B8
ture Philip Cole (Idaho State University)
DVCS in Hall-A at Jefferson Lab
2:06 PM PHY-B9
Kijun Park (Jefferson Laboratory)
Searching for exotic particles
2:23 PM PHY-B10
Yongseok Oh (Kyungpook National University)
Cosmic Ray Energetics And Mass
2:40 PM PHY-B11
Eunsuk Seo (University of Maryland)
Nuclear Astrophysics Experiments of the Koreans, by the
2:57 PM PHY-B12 Koreans, and for the Koreans
I.S. Hahn (Ewha Womans University)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT13
PHY-C Session: Biophysics
Session Chair: Harold Kim (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
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Chueng-Ryong Ji (North Carolina State University)
Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang University), Kyungseon Joo (University of
Connecticut)
All the speakers in the PHY Sessions are the invited speakers
3:30 PM PHY-C13
3:47 PM PHY-C14
4:04 PM PHY-C15
4:21 PM PHY-C16
4:55 PM PHY-C17
5:12 PM PHY-C18
Biomolecule Detection and Manipulation
Yongki Choi (North Dakota State University)
Watching single endogenous mRNA in neurons in vivo
Hye Yoon Park (Seoul National University)
Single-Molecule Study on the Homology Search and Strand
Exchange Mechanisms in Homologous Recombination
Ja Yil Lee (Columbia University Medical Center)
DNA Looping Across Length Scales: Experiments and
Computational Modeling
Stephen Levene (University of Texas at Dallas)
Genetically encoding RNA probes for live-cell imaging
Kyu Young Han (university of Central Florida)
DNA strand exchange through defects
Harold Kim (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT13
PHY-D Session: Cosmology and Astrophysics Joined with Nuclear and HighEnergy Physics
Session Chair: Kyoung-Soo Lee (Purdue University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
What Powers Lyman Alpha Halos?
8:00 AM PHY-D19
Kyoung-Soo Lee (Purdue University)
High Precision Cosmology with Large Scale Structure
8:18 AM PHY-D20
Hee-Jong Seo (Ohio University)
High-resolution Near-Infrared Spectroscopic Study of an
Ultracompact HII Region in Monoceros R2 with IGRINS
8:36 AM PHY-D21
Hwihyun Kim (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute
and University of Texas at Austin)
GEM Detector R&D of Korea CMS
8:54 AM PHY-D22
Inkyu PARK (University of Seoul)
Recent Results from CMS Experiment
9:12 AM PHY-D23
Un-Ki Yang (Seoul National University)
Charged Pion-Argon Total cross-section measurement in
9:30 AM PHY-D24 LArIAT
Animesh Chatterjee (University of Texas at Arlington)
Friday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT13
PHY-E Session: High-Energy Physics
Session Chair: Sung-Won Lee (Texas Technical University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
If the Higgs boson is the answer, what is the question?
1:15 PM PHY-E25
Fredrick Olness (Southern Methodist University)
Current status and the future trends in the dark matter
1:35 PM PHY-E26 experiments Yannis Semertzidis (KAIST and IBS-Center for
Axion and Precision Physics)
Dark Matter Searches at Underground
1:55 PM PHY-E27
Yeongduk Kim (IBS-Center for Underground Physics)
Searches for New Physics at the LHC Run II
2:15 PM PHY-E28
Kyoungchul Kong (University of Kansas)
Neutrino Physics at Fermilab’s Short-Baseline Facility
2:35 PM PHY-E29
Jonathan Asaadi (University of Texas at Arlington)
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2:55 PM
Current status and the future trends in theoretical particle
PHY-E30 physics focusing on string theory
Bum-Hoon Lee (APCTP and Sogang University)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 6:00pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
PHY Poster Session
Judge: Sung-Won Lee (Texas Technical University)
ID
Title and Presenter
The effect of local melting on DNA loop formation,
PHY-Poster-1
Jiyoun Jeong (Georgia Tech)
Decay Pipe Radius Optimization of Three Horn DUNE Neutrino
PHY-Poster-2
Beam, Kimberly Nguyen (UT at Arlington)
Molecular Dynamics Simulations to Understand the Structural
PHY-Poster-3 Stability of Proteins in Solid-State Nanopores, Samir Iqbal (UTA
and UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas)
Search for exclusive Higgs with ATLAS detector, Last Feremenga
PHY-Poster-4
(UT at Arlington)
Horn Shape Optimization of the DUNE Neutrino Beam,
PHY-Poster-5
Eric Amador (UT at Arlington)
The mechanical characterization for protein materials via molecPHY-Poster-6 ular dynamics and theory
Gwonchan Yoon (UNC-CH)
Saturday Afternoon
August 13
1:15pm – 3:30pm
>> at MIT13
PHY-F Session: Optics and Condensed Matter Physics
Session Chair: Myoung-Hwan Kim (University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Surface Phonon Polaritons on Silicon Carbide at Soft
1:15 PM PHY-F31 Boundaries
Myoung-Hwan Kim (University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley)
Superconducting Proximity Effect on Graphene in Quantum
1:30 PM PHY-F32
Hall Regime Gil-Ho Lee (Harvard University)
Non-Trivial Spin Texture and Magnetotransport Properties
1:45 PM PHY-F33 in Inversion Symmetry Broken Magnets
Minhyea Lee (University of Colorado Boulder)
Broadly Tunable Monolithic Cherenkov Difference Frequen2:00 PM PHY-F34 cy Generation Terahertz Quantum Cascade Laser Sources
and Arrays Seungyong Jung (University of Texas at Austin)
High Power Terahertz Generation from Laser-Produced
2:15 PM PHY-F35
Plasma Sheets Donghoon Kuk (University of Maryland)
The dynamical mean field theory study of rare-earth nicke2:30 PM PHY-F36
lates Hyowon Park (University of Illinois Chicago)
Spin polarization measurement of ferromagnetic atomic
2:45 PM PHY-F37 chains on a superconductor
Sangjun Jeon (Princeton University)
Single-mode continuous-wave semiconductor laser source at
3:00 PM PHY-F38
2.5 THz Jae Hyun Kim (University of Texas at Austin)
Photon Blockade and Delocalization in Coupled Circuit
3:15 PM PHY-F39
QED Systems Mahn-Soo Choi (Korea University)
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Symposium Program
MATH/APPLIED MATH/STATISTICS SYMPOSIUM (MAS)
MATH/APPLIED
MATH/STATISTICS
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT3
MAS-A Session: Operator Algebra
Session Chair: Kyungyong Lee (University of Nebraska-Lincoln and KIAS), Co-Chair:
Joonhyung Kim (Hannam Univ)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Positivity for Cluster Algebras
8:00 AM MAS-A1
Kyungyong Lee (Univ of Nebraska-Lincoln and KIAS)
Convolution Semigroups of Covariant CP-instruments on
8:25 AM MAS-A2 C*-algebras
Jaeseong Heo (Hanyang Univ)
The role of geometry in the classification of operators
8:55 AM MAS-A3
Hyunkyoung Kwon (Univ of Alabama)
On complex and quaternionic hyperbolic Kleinian group
9:20 AM MAS-A4 theories
Joonhyung Kim (Hannam Univ)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT3
MAS-B Session: Numerical Methods I
Session Chair: Seungil Kim (Kyung Hee Univ), Co-Chair: Myeongmin Kang (Seoul
National Univ)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Optimized double sweeping Schwarz method with
1:15 PM MAS-B5 complete radiation boundary conditions for the Helmholtz
equation Seungil Kim (Kyung Hee Univ)
Mean curvature flow by the Allen-Cahn equation
1:45 PM MAS-B6 Dongsun Lee (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)
Inexact accelerated augmented Lagrangian method for solv2:15 PM MAS-B7 ing L1-L2 minimization with linear constraints
Myeongmin Kang (Seoul National Univ)
Log-Lipschitz Regularity of the 3D Incompressible Navi2:45 PM MAS-B8 er-Stokes Equations Hantaek Bae (Ulsan National Institute of
Science and Technology)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT3
MAS-C Session: Numerical Methods II
Session Chair: Hyung-Chun Lee (Ajou Univ), Co-Chair: Hae Soo Oh (UNC Charlotte)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Feedback Control of the Stochastic Burgers
3:30 PM MAS-C9 Equation with Random Input Data Hyung-Chun Lee (Ajou
Univ)
Myles Kim (Florida Polytechnic Univ)
Myungjoo Kang (Seoul National Univ), Hyunkyoung Kwon (Univ of
Alabama)
UKC 2016 Brochure /// 24
Partition of Unity isogeometric analysis of singular pertur4:00 PM MAS-C10 bation problems
Hae Soo Oh (UNC Charlotte)
Wavelet Method of TV/L2 for image deblurring
4:30 PM MAS-C11 Yunho Kim (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)
Image Processing and Deep Learning
5:00 PM MAS-C12
Myungjoo Kang (Seoul National Univ)
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT3
MAS-D Session: Math Bio
Session Chair: Sookkyung Lim (Univ of Cincinnati), Co-Chair: Jeong-Rae Kim
(University of Seoul)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Prognostic value from mechanical measurements of cancer
8:00 AM MAS-D13 cells: A computational study towards a new medical device
Myles Kim (Florida Polytechnic Univ)
Exploration of diverse pathogenesis pathways to diabetes
8:25 AM MAS-D14 with a mathematical model
Joon Ha (National Institutes of Health)
INVITED Analysis on the Colorectal Cancer Development
8:55 AM MAS-D15 and Metastasis based on Bio-molecular Regulatory Network Models Jeong-Rae Kim (University of Seoul)
Polymorphic transformation of bacterial flagella during
9:20 AM MAS-D16
locomotion Sookkyung Lim (Univ of Cincinnati)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT3
MAS-E Session: Statistical Modeling, Inference, and Prediction
Session Chair: Grace Hyun Kim (UCLA), Co-Chair: Jimin Lee (Univ of North Carolina
Asheville)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Derivation of Robust Quantitative Lung Fibrosis
1:15 PM MAS-E17 Score Under Different CT Technical Parameters
Grace Hyun Kim (UCLA)
Parameter estimation of type-I and type-II hybrid censored
1:45 PM MAS-E18 data from the log-logistic distribution
Jimin Lee (Univ of North Carolina Asheville)
Constant-Stress Partially Accelerated Life Testing for
2:15 PM MAS-E19 Log-Logistic Distribution with Censored Data
Seunggeun Hyun (University of South Carolina Upstate)
Time-Series Data Break-Detection Methods Adopted for
Bio-Related Intellectual Property Policy Setup Justification
2:45 PM MAS-E20
BeomYong Kim (Kangwon National University) and HyUP
YANG (Kangwon National University)
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Symposium Program
CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM (CHM)
CHEMISTRY
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT5
CHM/CHE-A Session: Nanobiotechnology
Session Chair: Yoonjee Park (University of Cincinnati), Co-chair: Sungmin Lee
(University of Texas)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Light-responsible DNA hydrogel-gold nanopartiCHM/
cle assembly for synergistic cancer therapy
8:00 AM
CHE-A1
Nokyoung Park (Myongji University)
INVITED Controlled Drug Release with Ultrasound ImagCHM/
ing Monitoring Using Double Nanodroplets
8:30 AM
CHE-A2
Yoonjee Park (University of Cincinnati)
INVITED Biomimetic Peptide Self Assembled Nanomaterials
for Catalytic and Biosensing Applications
CHM/
8:55 AM
CHE-A3 Sang-Myung Lee, Namhoon Lee, Seongsoo Kim (Kangwon
University)
Colloidally assembled magnetic beads: magnetic label appliCHM/
9:20 AM
CHE-A4 cation in immunoassays Jooneon Park (University of Utah)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT5
CHM-A Session: Chemistry of Biological Systems
Session Chair: Tae-Hee Lee (Pennsylvania State University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Subcellular Assembly of Glucose-regulating En1:15 PM CHM-A1 zymes in Cells
Songon An (University of Maryland Baltimore County)
INVITED Alkylation damage and DNA replication
1:45 PM CHM-A2
Seongmin Lee (University of Texas Austin)
INVITED Small Molecule Modulators of Breast Cancer
2:15 PM CHM-A3
Stem Cells Jiyong Lee (Universiyt of Texas Dallas)
INVITED Modulation of Protein-Protein Interactions by
2:45 PM CHM-A4 Chemical Tools Hyun-Suk Lim (POSTECH)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT5
CHM-B Session: Probing the Structure and Dynamics
Session Chair: Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Polarization Raman Measurement of 3D Molecu3:30 PM CHM-B5
lar Orientation Yong Jong Lee (NIST)
INVITED Quantum Chemical Molecular Dynamics in
4:00 PM CHM-B6 GAMESS for Condensed Phase Chemical Phenomena
Cheolho Choi (Kyungpook National Unversity)
Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M University)
Sungjee Kim (POSTECH), Tae-Hee Lee (Pennsylvania State University)
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INVITED Phase Transition Dynamics Revealed by Time-Resolved Electron Microscopy Oh-Hoon Kwon (UNIST)
INVITED Molecular Optics Using Nonresonant Dipole Forc5:00 PM CHM-B8
es) Doo Soo Chung (Seoul National University)
4:30 PM CHM-B7
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT5
CHM/CHE-B Session: Materials for Energy Applications I
Session Chair: Sungjee Kim (POSTECH)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Well-Defined Metal Hybrid Nanostructures for
CHM/
Catalytic Organic and Photochemical Reactions
8:00 AM
CHE-B5
Hyunjoon Song (KAIST)
Mechanisms, Kinetics, and Applications of Melt-Processable
CHM/
Carbon Fiber Precursors
8:30 AM
CHE-B6
Benjamin Batchelor (University of Texas Dallas)
CHM/ FR3 Dielectric Fluid
8:50 AM
CHE-B7 Go Eun Han (Cargill)
KEYNOTE Non-plasmonic Hot Electrons from UpconverCHM/
sion in Doped Quantum Dots for Enhanced Photocatalysis
9:10 AM
CHE-B8
Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M University)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT4
CHM/CHE-C Session: Materials for Energy Applications II
Session Chair: Min Kyu Song (Washington State University), Co-chair: Hyunmin Yi
(Tufts University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Sulfur-Graphene Oxide Nanocomposite ElecCHM/
trodes for High-Energy Lithium/Sulfur Batteries
1:15 PM
CHE-C9
Min Kyu Song (Washington State University)
KEYNOTE YIG Award Lecture. Nanostructured Organic
CHM/
Electrodes for Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices
1:40 PM
CHE-C10
Seungwoo Lee (Georgia Institute of Technology)
KEYNOTE Block Copolymer Directed Functional Ordered
CHM/
Mesoporous Materials for Energy Storages: From Function2:10 PM
CHE-C11
al to Hierarchical Materials Jinwoo Lee (Postech)
INVITED Pd-based Bimetallic Nanoparticles for RegeneraCHM/
tive Direct Formic Acid Fuel Cells
2:40 PM
CHE-C12
Su Ha (Washington State University)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
CHM Poster Session
Judge: Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M University)
ID
Title and Presenter
Photoacoustic Spectroscopy with SF6, an Optically Thick GreenCHM-Poster-1 house Gas
Han Jung Park (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
Development of p-Type Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells and Their
CHM-Poster-2 Interfacial Dynamic Study
Yejee Han (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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Determination of Solute-Solvent Intermolecular Interactions
CHM-Poster-3 using Enhanced NOE from Hyperpolarized Spin
Jihyun Kim (Texas A&M University)
An Aqueous, Organic Dye Derivatized SnO2/TiO2 Core/Shell
CHM-Poster-4 Photoanode for Dye-Sensitized Photoelectrosynthesis Cells
(DSPEC) Kyung-Ryang Wee (Daegu University)
Light Harvesting Polymers for Solar Energy Conversion to Solar
CHM-Poster-5
Fuels Gyu Leem (University of Texas at San Antonio)
Saturday Morning
August 13
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT5
CHM-C Session: Fundamentyals and Appliacations of Quantum Dots
Session Chair: Joing-In Hahm (Georgetown University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Surface Chemistry of Nanocrystal Quantum Dots
8:00 AM CHM-C9
Sohee Jeong (Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials)
INVITED Halogen Treatment on III-V Colloidal Quantum
8:30 AM CHM-C10
Dots for Electronic Applications Tae-Gon Kim (Samsung)
KEYNOTE Quantum Dots for Imaging Applications
9:00 AM CHM-C11
Sungjee Kim (POSTECH)
Colloidal Single-layer WSe2 Quantum Dots
9:30 AM CHM-C12 Ho Jin (Texas A&M Unversity)
Saturday Afternoon
August 13
1:15pm – 2:50pm
>> at MIT5
CHM-D Session: Structure and Dynamics of Molecules and Materials
Session Chair: Hyunjoon Song (KAIST)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
KEYNOTE Single Molecule Studies Reveal Changes in the
Nucleosome Structure and Dynamics Induced by Epigene1:15 PM CHM-D13
tic Modifications
Tae-Hee Lee (Pennsylvania State University)
INVITED Single Molecule Spectroscopic Study of
Graphene Quantum Dots: Probing Multi-Chromophoric
1:45 PM CHM-D14
Emission and Effect of Dopants
Doo Young Kim (University of Kenturgey)
INVITED Fundamental Study of Nanoscale Protein-Poly2:15 PM CHM-D15 mer Interactions and Potential Contributions to Solid-state
Protein Nanoarrays Jong-In Hahm (Georgetown University)
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Symposium Program
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SYMPOSIUM (CHE)
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT5
CHM/CHE-A Session: Nanobiotechnology
Session Chair: Yoonjee Park (University of Cincinnati), Co-chair: Sungmin Lee
(University of Texas)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Light-responsible DNA hydrogel-gold nanopartiCHM/
cle assembly for synergistic cancer therapy
8:00 AM
CHE-A1
Nokyoung Park (Myongji University)
INVITED Controlled Drug Release with Ultrasound ImagCHM/
ing Monitoring Using Double Nanodroplets
8:30 AM
CHE-A2
Yoonjee Park (University of Cincinnati)
INVITED Biomimetic Peptide Self Assembled Nanomaterials
for Catalytic and Biosensing Applications
CHM/
8:55 AM
CHE-A3 Sang-Myung Lee, Namhoon Lee, Seongsoo Kim (Kangwon
University)
Colloidally assembled magnetic beads: magnetic label appliCHM/
9:20 AM
CHE-A4 cation in immunoassays Jooneon Park (University of Utah)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT4
CHE-A Session: Polymeric Hydrogel Material Manufacturing Technologies
Session Chair: Yoonjee Park (University of Cincinnati), Co-chair: Hyunmin Yi (Tufts
University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Monodirectional Oromucosal Delivery System via
1:15 PM CHE-A1
Janus Patch Sung Gap Im (KAIST)
INVITED Microfluidic Synthesis of Anisotropic Multifunc1:45 PM CHE-A2 tional Microparticles for Diagnostics and Drug Delivery
Kiwan Bong (Korea University)
KEYNOTE Hydrogel Micropattern Incorporating Nano2:15 PM CHE-A3 structures for Fluorescence-based Biosensing Application
Won-Gun Koh (Yonsei University)
INVITED Triple emulsion drops with an ultra-thin layer:
2:45 PM CHE-A4 high loading efficiency and enhanced cargo retention in microcapsules Chang-Hyung Choi (Harvard University)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT4
CHE-B Session: Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Technologies
Session Chair: Joontaek Park (Missouri University of Science and Technology),
Co-chair: Chang-Soo Lee (Chungnam National University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
KEYNOTE Fabrication of Lab Chips by Inkjet Printing
3:30 PM CHE-B5
Sang-Ho Lee (KITECH)
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Hyunmin Yi (Tufts University)
Chang-Soo Lee (Chungnam National University), Su Ha (Washington
State University)
3:55 PM
4:20 PM
4:45 PM
5:10 PM
5:25 PM
INVITED Mechanical Properties of Functional Thin Films
for Flexible Devices Taek-Soo Kim (KAIST)
INVITED New Perspectives for Studying Microbial Biofilms
CHE-B7 Using Unsaturated Systems and Microfluidic Devices
Woo-Suk Chang (University of Texas Arlington)
INVITED Theoretical Model for the Shape-based SeparaCHE-B8 tion of Rod-like Particles using Field-Flow Fractionation
Joontaek Park (Missouri University of Science and Technology)
Measurements of Saturation Pressure in Nano-porous Silica
CHE-B9
Monoliths Hyeyoung Cho (University of Utah)
INVITED Integrated Fabrication-Conjugation Approaches
for Biopolymeric-Synthetic Hybrid Polymeric Hydrogel
CHE-B10
Microparticles with Improved Protein Conjugation
Sukwon Jung and Hyunmin Yi (Tufts University)
CHE-B6
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT4
CHE-C Session: Computational and Theoretical Approaches in Chemical
Engineering
Session Chair: Joseph Kwon (Texas A&M University), Co-chair: Su Ha (Washington
State University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Role of Quantum Capacitance of Graphene-like
8:00 AM CHE-C11 Carbon Electrodes in Enhancing Supercapacitor Performance Eunsu Paek (Clarkson University)
KEYNOTE First Principles-based Design of Carbon-based
8:25 AM CHE-C12 Electrodes for Next-Generation Supercapacitors
Gyeong S. Hwang (University of Texas, Austin)
INVITED Modeling and control of proppant bank height to
8:55 AM CHE-C13 achieve uniformity in hydraulic fracturing
Joseph Kwon (Texas A&M University)
Machine learning-aided clustering and prediction of biolog9:20 AM CHE-C14 ical methane production from coal substrates
Stephen Y. Park (Southern Illinois University)
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT5
CHM/CHE-B Session: Materials for Energy Applications I
Session Chair: Sungjee Kim (POSTECH)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Well-Defined Metal Hybrid Nanostructures for
CHM/
Catalytic Organic and Photochemical Reactions
8:00 AM
CHE-B5
Hyunjoon Song (KAIST)
Mechanisms, Kinetics, and Applications of Melt-ProcessCHM/
able Carbon Fiber Precursors
8:30 AM
CHE-B6
Benjamin Batchelor (University of Texas Dallas)
FR3 Dielectric Fluid
CHM/
8:50 AM
CHE-B7 Go Eun Han (Cargill)
KEYNOTE Non-plasmonic Hot Electrons from UpconverCHM/
sion in Doped Quantum Dots for Enhanced Photocatalysis
9:10 AM
CHE-B8
Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M University)
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Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT4
CHM/CHE-C Session: Materials for Energy Applications II
Session Chair: Min Kyu Song (Washington State University), Co-chair: Hyunmin Yi
(Tufts University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Sulfur-Graphene Oxide Nanocomposite ElecCHM/
trodes for High-Energy Lithium/Sulfur Batteries
1:15 PM
CHE-C9
Min Kyu Song (Washington State University)
KEYNOTE YIG Award Lecture. Nanostructured Organic
CHM/
Electrodes for Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices
1:40 PM
CHE-C10
Seungwoo Lee (Georgia Institute of Technology)
KEYNOTE Block Copolymer Directed Functional Ordered
CHM/
Mesoporous Materials for Energy Storages: From Func2:10 PM
CHE-C11
tional to Hierarchical Materials Jinwoo Lee (Postech)
INVITED Pd-based Bimetallic Nanoparticles for RegeneraCHM/
tive Direct Formic Acid Fuel Cells
2:40 PM
CHE-C12
Su Ha (Washington State University)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
CHE Poster Session
Judge: Chang-Hyung Choi (Harvard University)
ID
Title and Presenter
Dissolution and Precipitation of Minerals under Different Alkali
CHE-Poster-1 Concentration of Brine Solution
Yoonsung Goo, Hyukmin Kweon, Milind Deo (University of Utah)
Saturday Morning
August 13
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT4
CHE-D Session: Chemical Engineering Fundamentals in Emerging Manufacturing
Methods
Session Chair: Eunsu Paek (Clarkson University) Co-chair: Joontaek Park (Missouri
University of Science and Technology)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
KEYNOTE Performance Characterizations of Nano-bio-cat8:00 AM CHE-D15 alysts for Enzymatic Biofuel Cells
Su Ha (Washington State University)
KEYNOTE Revisiting complex multiple emulsions as an al8:40 AM CHE-D16 ternative way for synthesizing polymer functional hydrogels
Chang-Soo Lee (Chungnam National University)
KEYNOTE Nanobiofabrication: Exploiting Programmable
Properties of Biological Materials and Interactions for Fab9:10 AM CHE-D17
rication of Nanocatalysts and Biosensing Platforms
Hyunmin Yi (Tufts University)
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Symposium Program
COMPUTER SCIENCES AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES SYMPOSIUM (CIT)
COMPUTER
SCIENCES & INFO
TECHNOLOGIES
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT12
CIT-A Session: Human Computer Interaction, Modeling, and Simulation
Session Chair: Suejung Huh (Ohhh, Inc.), Co-Chair: Sook Ha (Virginia Military
Institute)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Functional Neural Network and Neural Sensing Devices to
1:15 PM CIT-A1 Measure Networked Activity in the Brain
Hargsoon Yoon (Norfolk State University)
Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities in NextGen Air Traffic Control
1:35 PM CIT-A2 System
Yoohwan Kim (University of Nevada Las Vegas)
Production Aspects of Speech: Data, Models and Applica1:55 PM CIT-A3
tions Jangwon Kim (University of Southern California)
Impact of 3D Animated Virtual Humans on Mobile Chat
2:15 PM CIT-A4 Interactions Sin-Hwa Kang (University of Southern California)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT12
Yoohwan Kim (University of Nevada Las Vegas)
Jeho Park (Harvey Mudd College), Sungdeok (Steve) Cha (Korea
University)
2:15 PM
PlantSimLab - An Innovative Modeling and Simulation Web
CIT-A5 Tool for Plant Biologists Sook Ha (Virginia Military Institute)
2:15 PM
INVITED Numerical Errors in Computer Simulations
CIT-A6 Suejung Huh (Ohhh, Inc.)
CIT-B Session: Data Science Research in Academia
Session Chair: Jeho Park (Harvey Mudd College)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Content Complexity, Similarity, and Consistency in Social
3:30 PM CIT-B7 Media: A Deep Learning Approach
Donghyuk Shin (University of Texas at Austin)
A Prediction Model for Analyzing Reputation using Social
3:50 PM CIT-B8 Media based on Data Mining Approaches
Youngsub Han (Towson University)
An answer Recommendation Based on the Question Similar4:10 PM CIT-B9 ity in Community Question Answering
Beomseok Hong (Towson University)
Finding Keywords for Philosophical Research Using Google
4:30 PM CIT-B10 AdWords and k-Means Clustering Algorithm
Tim Cheongho Lee (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale)
A New Approach to Network Monitoring using Clustered
4:50 PM CIT-B11 Patterns Jinoh Kim (Texas A&M University – Commerce)
Bridging, Transferring, and Analyzing Big Data over 40Gb/s
5:10 PM CIT-B12 Campus-Wide Software-Defined Networks
Chui-hui Chiu (Louisiana State University)
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Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:40am
>> at MIT12
CIT-C Session: Data Science Education and Industry
Session Chair: Jongwook Woo (California State University Los Angeles)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Building a Big Data Analytics Workforce in iSchools
8:00 AM CIT-C13
Jungwoo Ryoo (Penn State University)
Teaching Resources for Big Data and Data Science Courses
8:20 AM CIT-C14
Jeho Park (Harvey Mudd College)
Delivering Actionable Insights from Big Data
8:40 AM CIT-C15
Hugo Sheng (Qlik Technologies, Inc.)
Couchbase and Spark: Electrify Your Data Pipeline
9:00 AM CIT-C16
Justin Michaels (Couchbase)
INVITED Big Data Trend and Open Data
9:20 AM CIT-C17
Jongwook Woo (California State University Los Angeles)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT12
CIT-D Session: Big Data Industry
Session Chair: Jongwook Woo (California State University Los Angeles)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Data & Analytics Challenges in Industry
1:15 PM CIT-D18
John Lee (KPMG LLP)
Big Data Architectural Patterns and Best Practices on AWS
1:35 PM CIT-D19
Brad Dispensa (Amazon)
Machine Learning with Spark
1:55 PM CIT-D20
Paul Hargis (Hortonworks, Inc.)
Identifying Valuable Hadoop Use Cases
2:15 PM CIT-D21
Dan Kernaghan (Datameer)
Big Data Expert Panel
2:35 PM CIT-D22 (Hugo Sheng, John Lee, Brad Dispensa, Paul Hargis, Dan Kernaghan, Jongwook Woo)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
CIT Poster Session
Judge: Tom Oh (Rochester Institute of Technology)
ID
Title and Presenter
An Examination of the Effectiveness of Using Social Media to
CIT-Poster-1 Manage Mental Health Conditions
Albert Park (University of Utah)
Analyzing the problems of code.org in Korea
CIT-Poster-2
Yunju Jo (Seoul National University of Education)
Analyzing the use of Play-entry.org for Software education in KoCIT-Poster-3
rea Ahyoung Kwon (Seoul National University of Education)
Automatically Detecting Controversy on the Web
CIT-Poster-4
Myungha Jang (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
Bring Your Own Device for Active Learning
CIT-Poster-5
Jeongmin Kweon (Seoul National University of Education)
Careers in the User Interface and User Experience Field
CIT-Poster-6
Joosung Kim (VMware, Inc.)
Collaboration Centered Java Programming Course - How to
CIT-Poster-7 Learn Collaboration through a Beginning Level Program Course?
Hong Gyoon Jung (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale)
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Computational Thinking Concepts in Mathematical Textbook
Gayoung Yu (Seoul National University of Education)
Novel Block Placement Policy for Hadoop
CIT-Poster-9
Sungchul Lee (University of Nevada Las Vegas)
Potential Customer Prediction for XaaS
CIT-Poster-10
Chul Sung (IBM USA)
Towards Developing Cost-Effective Eye Mouse—A human comCIT-Poster-11 puter interaction for individuals with motoric disability
Seul-Ye Park (University of Utah)
CIT-Poster-8
Saturday Morning
August 13
8:00am – 9:40am
>> at MIT12
CIT-E Session: Software and Hardware Systems
Session Chair: Sungdeok (Steve) Cha (Korea University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
How Static and Dynamic Visualizations Meet with Source
8:00 AM CIT-E23 Code to Improve Program Comprehension
Jeong Yang (Texas A&M University – Kingsville)
Mobile Videos: A Big Social Data
8:20 AM CIT-E24
Seon Ho Kim (University of Southern California)
Using Gender-Inclusive Design to Improve Participation in
8:40 AM CIT-E25 Computer Programming
Michael Lee (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
V2X Future Infrastructure for Connected/Autonomous Vehi9:00 AM CIT-E26 cles Nathan Byun (Absolarity, LLC)
Survival in Academia: Can Active Learning Methods Increase
9:20 AM CIT-E27 Teaching Evaluation Score?
Sam Chung (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale)
Saturday Afternoon
August 13
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT12
CIT-F Session: Cybersecurity
Session Chair: Young Choi (Regent University), Co-Chair: Jungwoo Ryoo (Penn State
University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED NSF Funding Opportunities in Cybersecurity Edu1:15 PM CIT-F28 cation and Research Dongwon Lee (National Science Foundation & Penn State University)
INVITED Beware the Back Door: Securing Test Circuitry
1:35 PM CIT-F29 Accessed with a Reconfigurable Scan Network
Jennifer Dworak (Southern Methodist University)
Issues about Modeling of Modbus/TCP for Intrusion Detec1:55 PM CIT-F30 tion Systems in SCADA networks
Mustafa Faisal (University of Texas at Dallas)
Diverse application of image-based CAPTCHAs: From De2:15 PM CIT-F31 feating Bots to Password Generation
Sungdeok (Steve) Cha (Korea University)
Emotional Robotics: Theatre Arts Methodologies as Emerg2:35 PM CIT-F32 ing Technology for Human Robot Interaction
Julienne Greer (University of Texas at Arlington)
INVITED Cybersecurity Standardization and Future Devel2:55 PM CIT-F33 opment Trends of NIST Young Choi (Regent University)
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Symposium Program
FOOD,AGRICULTURE AND NUTRITION SYMPOSIUM (FAN)
FOOD, AGRICULTURE
AND NUTRITION
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chairs: Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:40am
>> at MIT7
FAN-A Session: Nutrition Policy/ Clinical and Community Nutrition
Session Chair: Hyojee Joung (Seoul National University), Co-Chair: Sun-Ok Lee
(University of Arkansas)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
2015 Dietary Reference Intakes for Koreans
8:00 AM FAN-A1
Hyojee Joung (Seoul National University)
Center for Children’s Food Service Management in Korea: A
8:20 AM FAN-A2 Case of Dobong Center
Youn-Ok Cho (Duksung Women’s University)
Maternal Prenatal Care and Birth Outcomes among Low-In8:40 AM FAN-A3
come Women Juhee Kim (East Carolina University)
In vitro Fermentation Patterns of Rice Bran Components by
9:00 AM FAN-A4 Human Gut Microbiota
Tung Pham, Brett Savary, Sun-Ok Lee (University of Arkansas)
Comparison of Calcium Consumption between Lactose Intol9:20 AM FAN-A5 erant and Lactose Tolerant Groups
Yeon Bai (Montclair State University)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT7
FAN-B Session: CJ CheilJedang Forum
Session Chair: Sung Woo Kim (North Carolina State University), Co-Chair: Jin-hee
Kang (CJ)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Opening
1:15 PM
Sung Woo Kim (North Caorlina State University)
Welcome and Introduction
1:20 PM FAN-B6
Jae-ho Jang (CJ)
Roundtable discussion #1
1:30 PM FAN-B7 Hang-duk Roh, Byung-suk Moon, Suk-woo Ji, and Jae-ho Jang
(CJ)
BREAK TIME
2:10 PM
Roundtable discussion #2
2:20 PM FAN-B8 Hang-duk Roh, Byung-suk Moon, Suk-woo Ji, and Jae-ho Jang
(CJ)
Discussion and conclusion
3:00 PM FAN-B9 Jae-ho Jang (CJ)
3:10 PM
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Haejung An (FDA)
Hyojee Joung (Seoul National University), Hee-Young Paik (Seoul
National University)
Closing
Jin-hee Kang (CJ)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT7
FAN-C Session: Nutrition, Diet and Disease
Session Chair: Dong-Mi Shin (Seoul National University), Co-Chair: Jaekyung Lee
(University of Georgia)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
EPA potentiates brown thermogenesis through FFAR4-dependent upregulation of miR-30b and miR-378
3:30 PM FAN-C10
Soonkyu Chung and Jiyoung Kim (University of Nebraska,
Lincoln)
Role of RGS10 in High Fat-Related Neuroinflammation
3:50 PM FAN-C11
Jaekyung Lee (University of Georgia)
Novel Insights into the Anti-obesity Effect of Dietary Ellagic
4:10 PM FAN-C12
Acid Inhae Kang and Soonkyu Chung (University of Pittsburg)
Effect of Sugar on Obesity and Aggression in Mice
4:30 PM FAN-C13
Dongmi Shin (Seoul National University)
Yeast Casein Kinase 2 Plays an Important Role in Glucose
Sensing, Morphogenesis and Cell Integrity of Candida Albi4:30 PM FAN-C14 cans Sook-In Jung, Natalie Rodriguez, Jihyun Irrizary, Peng-Yi
Zhu, Jesse Garcia, and Hyunsook Park (California State University)
The Relevance of ER Stress Marker, GRP78 to Obesity for
4:30 PM FAN-C15 Cancer Development Eunjeong Yoo and Stan Louie (University of Southern California)
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:40am
>> at MIT7
FAN-D Session: Gendered Innovations in Health and Nutrition Research
Session Chair: Hee Young Paik (GIRC, KOFWST), Co-Chair: Hee-Yong Kim (NIH)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
International initiatives for the gendered innovations in
8:00 AM FAN-D16
health research Hei-Sook Lee (GISTeR, KOFWST)
National policies for R&D and intellectual properties from
8:20 AM FAN-D17 the perspectives of gendered innovations in Korea
Mi Ock Mun (Member of National Assembly of Korea)
Gender Considerations for Engineering Education
8:40 AM FAN-D18
Woo-il Lee (SNU, College of Engineering)
NIH Policies to Balance Sex in Basic Research
9:00 AM FAN-D19
Hee-Yong Kim (NIH)
Applying gendered innovations for nutrition and health
9:20 AM FAN-D20 researches Hee Young Paik (GIRC, KOFWST)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT7
FAN-E Session: Foods, Safety and Perception
Session Chair: Hong-Sik Hwang (USDA), Co-Chair: Seing K. Park (Kyung Hee
University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Safety of Dietary Supplements: Overview
1:15 PM FAN-E21
Haejung An (FDA-US)
Effects of Color on Flavor Perception and Eating Behavior
1:35 PM FAN-E22
Sungeun Cho (Michigan State University)
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1:55 PM FAN-E23
2:15 PM FAN-E24
2:35 PM FAN-E25
2:55 PM FAN-E26
3:15 PM FAN-E27
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
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Anti-hypertensive Effect of Grape Seed Extract in Male
Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats
Seung-Kook Park and Hyun-Ho Jang (Kyung Hee University)
Molecular Signatures for Improving Feed Efficiency in Broilers, Meat Type Chickens
Byung-Whi Kong (University of Arkansas)
Mango Polyphenolics Reduce Inflammation in Intestinal
Colitis Hyemee Kim, Nivedita Banerjee, Ryan C. Barnes, Catherine M. Pfent, StephenT. Talcott, Roderick H. Dashwood, and
Susanne U. Mertens-Talcott (Texas A&M University)
Effect of In Vitro Digestion on the Bioefficacy of Basil and
Ginger Moonsun Yang, Judith Boateng, Martha Verghese (Alabama A&M University)
Organogel as a Replacement of Saturated Fat in Food Products Hong-Sik Hwang (USDA)
FAN Poster Session
Judges: Chungwook Sim (Univ of Nebraska), Co-Chair: Minsu Cha (Texas A&M Univ)
ID
Title and Presenter
Technology Innovation In Coffee Flavor: From Green Coffee
Bean to Roasted Coffee Bean and Beyond
FAN-Poster-1
Seung-Kook Park, Seung-Min Oh, Hyun-Ho Jang (Kyung Hee University)
Symposium Program
MATERIALS SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING SYMPOSIUM (MSE)
MATERIALS
SCIENCES AND ENG.
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 2:45pm
>> at MIT11
MSE-A Session: Energy Materials
Session Chair: Chang-Yong Nam (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
KEYNOTE/INVITED Visualization of polarization, screening
charges and ionic transport using piezoresponse force mi1:15 PM MSE-A1 croscopy, charge gradient microscopy and electrochemical
strain microscopy
Seungbum Hong (Argonne National Laboratory)
Processing and Characterization of Thermoelectric Thin
1:45 PM MSE-A2 Film Devices for Micro Energy Harvesting Applications
Tae Sung Oh (Hongik Univ)
MoS2-Reinforced 3D Carbon Nanotubes for Next Generation
2:05 PM MSE-A3
Li-Ion Batteries Eunho Cha (Univ of North Texas)
3D Free-Standing Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs) for High-Per2:25 PM MSE-A4 formance Flexible Lithium-Ion Batteries
Chiwon Kang (Univ of North Texas)
2:45 PM
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:20pm
>> at MIT11
Minseo Park (Auburn University)
Jiyoung Kim (University of Texas, Dallas) and Hyun Jae Kim (Yonsei
University)
Hyundai Motors’ PR Talk
MSE-B Session: Nano and Low Dimensional Materials
Session Chair: Jong-Hee Park (Formerly with Argonne National Laboratory, HECEbd.
com)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Application of Resonant Energy Transfer for
Enhanced Light Harvesting in Ultrathin Inorganic Solar Cell
3:30 PM MSE-B5
and Two-Dimensional Layered Semiconductors
Chang-Yong Nam (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
Nanoscale Structural Origin of Deformation in Metallic
4:00 PM MSE-B6
Glasses Jinwoo Hwang (Ohio State Univ)
Importance of Molds for Future Applications of Nanoim4:20 PM MSE-B7
print Lithography Byung Seok Kwon (Univ of Washington)
Thickness modulated large scale MoS2 atomic layers for
4:40 PM MSE-B8 transparent and flexible electronic devices
Juhong Park (Univ of North Texas)
Effect of exfoliated graphene nanoparticle based coatings on
corrosion resistance, and UV spectral study of chemically
5:00 PM MSE-B9
modified graphene nanoparticles
Melissa Wunch (Univ of Texas, Dallas)
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Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:40am
>> at MIT11
MSE-C Session: Electronic Materials
Session Chair: Jiyoung Kim (University of Texas, Dallas)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Point Defects and Chemical Fluctuation in Ul8:00 AM MSE-C10 tra-wide Band Gap Semiconductors Jinwoo Hwang, Jared M.
Johnson, Yuewei Zhang, Siddharth Rajan (Ohio State Univ)
Crystallography of Functional Nanomaterials
8:30 AM MSE-C11
Burtrand Lee (Clemson University)
Cumulative Temperature Dependence Model for Reliable
8:50 AM MSE-C12 Efficiency Prediction of Thermoelectric Materials
Hee Seok Kim (Univ of Houston)
Various approaches to enhance oxide thin-film transistor
9:10 AM MSE-C13
performances Hyun Jae Kim (Yonsei Univ)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:25pm
>> at MIT11
MSE-D Session: Advanced Materials I
Session Chair: Hyun Jae Kim (Yonsei University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Characterization of Gd-Duplex Stainless Steels for
the Transportation and Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel Yong
1:15 PM MSE-D14
Choi (Dankook Univ), Y. Baik (Dankook Univ.), B. M. Moon
(KITECH), and D. S. Sohn (UNIST)
Carbon fiber from melt processable acrylonitrile-co-vinylim1:45 PM MSE-D15 idazole precursor
Samsuddin Mahmood (Univ of Texas, Dallas)
KEYNOTE Voiding in Metals under Extreme Dimensional
2:05 PM MSE-D16
Constraints Choong-Un Kim (Univ of Texas, Arlington)
Meso-porous Silicate Channels using Micelle as Template
2:25 PM MSE-D17
Choong-Un Kim (Univ of Texas, Arlington)
Drug Delivery using Hollow Sodium Alginate Microfibers
2:45 PM MSE-D18 Samir Iqbal (Univ of Texas, Arlington)
3:05 PM MSE-D19
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
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DIY 3D Printing Education base on Arduino Platform
Namsoo Kim (The Univ of Texas, El Paso)
MSE Poster Session
Judge: Hyun Jae Kim (Yonsei University)
ID
Title and Presenter
XPS analyses of ALD-Prepared Titanium-dioxide Thin Films
MSE-Poster-1
With Annealing Effect, Woon-Seop Choi (Hoseo Univ)
Wholly integrated plasmonic fabrics,
MSE-Poster-2
Jung Woo Leem (Purdue Univ)
Carbon nanotube incorporated thin-film nanocomposite memMSE-Poster-3
brane for energy harvesting from saline water, Moon Son (GIST)
Deposition and characterization of TiNi shape memory alloy thin
MSE-Poster-4
films, Hyunsuk Lee (Gyeongsang National Univ)
Vapor Permeation Behaviors of Cross-linked Polyelectrolyte MemMSE-Poster-5
branes, Kyung-Hye Jung (Catholic Univ of Daegu)
Rotating Machinery Rubbing Diagnosis on Feature Analysis of
MSE-Poster-6
Vibration Signal, HyoJung Kim (Gyeongsang National Univ)
Occurrence possibility of resonance and resonance separation
MSE-Poster-7 design through modal analysis,
Jongmyeong Lee (Gyeongsang National Univ)
Saturday Morning
August 13
8:00am – 9:25am
>> at MIT11
MSE-E Session: Advanced Materials II
Session Chair: Minseo Park (Auburn University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Concept and design for the Hydrogen Electrochemical Engine, Jong-Hee Park (Formerly with Argonne
8:00 AM MSE-E20
National Laboratory, HECEbd.com) and Gil-Dong Kim (Korean
Rail Research Institution (KRRI)).
KEYNOTE Lattice Softening and Martensitic Transforma8:25 AM MSE-E21 tions in Ni-Mn-Ga Alloys,
Yongho Sohn (Univ of Central Florida)
Microstructural Development in Low-Enriched U-10wt.%8:55 AM MSE-E22 Mo Fuel System with Zr Diffusion Barrier and AA6061
Cladding, Yongho Sohn (Univ of Central Florida)
Evaluation of transition from inhomogeneous flow to homo9:05 AM MSE-E23 geneous flow in aperiodic amorphous alloy at room temperature, Minha Lee (KITECH)
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Symposium Program
MECHANICAL, AEROSPACE AND NAVAL SYMPOSIUM (MAN)
MECHANICAL,
AEROSPACE AND
NAVAL SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT10
MAN-A Session: Interfacial Transport
Session Chair: Taehun Lee (CUNY)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Dropwise gelation-dehydration kinetics during
1:15 PM MAN-A1 drop-on-demand printing of hydrogel-based materials
Bumsoo Han (Purdue Univ.)
Drop impact on inclined superhydrophobic surfaces
1:30 PM MAN-A2
Wonjae Choi (Univ. of Texas, Dallas)
Molten Salt Nanofluids as Heat Storage in Solar Thermal
1:45 PM MAN-A3
Power Donghyun Shin (Univ. of Texas, Arlington )
Coalescence-Induced Jumping of Droplets with a Particle
2:00 PM MAN-A4 Taehun Lee (CUNY)
Sung Kwon Cho (University of Pittsburgh)
Taehun Lee (City University of New York), Jung-Hoon Chung (KIMM,
KOREA)
Laser assisted stable dispersion of nanoparticles and en2:15 PM MAN-A5 hancement of thermal conductivity of nanoparticles-dispersed polymer Tae Youl Choi (Univ. of North Texas)
Tip-Induced Local Cooling from Resistive Nanothermome2:30 PM MAN-A6 ter/Heater Keuhan Park (Univ. of Utah)
Frost Propagation Visualization Using Surface Plasmon Res2:45 PM MAN-A7 onance Reflectance Microscopy
Chang Kyoung Choi (Michigan Technological University)
INVITED Oil-Impregnated Anodic Aluminum Oxide Layer
3:00 PM MAN-A8 for Enhanced Anticorrosion and Self-Healing Properties
Chang-Hwan Choi (Stevens Institute of Technology)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT10
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MAN-B Session: Micro/Nano Devices
Session Chair: Sung Kwon Cho (Univ. of Pittsburgh)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Nanoporous Metal Electrodes for Sensor Applica3:30 PM MAN-B9
tions Hyung Jin Cho (Univ. of Central Florida)
Gangnam Style in Microbiorobotics
3:50 PM MAN-B10
Minjun Kim (Southern Methodist Univ.)
A Flexible Two Dimensional Force Sensor Using PDMS
4:05 PM MAN-B11
Nanocomposite Jin-Woo Choi (Lousiana State Univ.)
Hybrid Two-Dimensional Micromirrors with Elastomeric
4:20 PM MAN-B12 Universal Joint Fabricated via Micro-Masonry
Seok Kim (UIUC)
Comparison of Elasticity Measurement Methods for Soft
4:35 PM MAN-B13 Materials Sangjin Ryu (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln)
Bubble-Powered Microswimmers with 2-D Steering
4:50 PM MAN-B14 Sung Kwon Cho (Univ. of Pittsburgh)
Design and Analysis of a Mechanical Tentacle System for
5:05 PM MAN-B15 Mobile Manipulation of Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Woong Yeol Joe (Tennessee State Univ.)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
MAN Poster Session
Judges: Jung-Hoon Chung (KIMM), Sang Jin Ryu (Univ. of Nebrask-Lincoln)
ID
Title and Presenter
Optimal Design of Centrifugal Pump Impeller Made by Teflon,
MAN-Poster-1
Jeong-Eui Yun
Design of a Flexible Soft Tether for Omnidirectional Camera MaMAN-Poster-2
nipulation within the Stomach, Woon Jong Yoon
Modeling Study of the Leidenfrost Drop on the Miniaturized
MAN-Poster-3
Ratchets, Jeong Tae Ok
Expanded Guide Circle Method through Ego-Kinematic TransMAN-Poster-4 formation of the Obstacle Avoidance for Non-holonomic Mobile
Robots, Gonwoo Kim
Acceleration Noise Requirement for Drag-free Satellites on the
MAN-Poster-5
Determination of the Earth’s Gravity Field, Seong Hyeon Hong
Design for Life Concepts for Heterogeneous Materials,
MAN-Poster-6
Kenneth Reifsnider
MAN-Poster-7
Numerical Analysis on Transport Phenomena in Exhaust
Pipe, Kyoungwoo Park
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Symposium Program
CIVIL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND ARCHITECTURE SYMPOSIUM (CEA)
CIVIL,
ENVIRONMENTAL
& ARCHITECTURE
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:40am
>> at MIT2
CEA-A Session: Modeling, Monitoring, and NDE Techniques for Civil
Infrastructure
Session Chair: Hae-Bum Yun (Univ of Central Florida), Co-Chair: Hadi Meidani
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Optimal Complexity for Predictive Modeling of
8:00 AM CEA-A1 Deteriorating Infrastructures
Hadi Meidani (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)
Measuring Displacement of Railroad Bridges using UAVs
8:20 AM CEA-A2
Hyungchul Yoon (Univ of Illinois)
Bridge Deck Deterioration Detection Using a Fully Autono8:35 AM CEA-A3 mous NDE Robotic Assisted Bridge Inspection Tool, RABITTM Jinyoung Kim (Rutgers Univ)
Advancing Drought Monitoring using a Small Unmanned
8:50 AM CEA-A4 Aerial System (UAS) Jae Hyeon Ryu (University of Idaho)
Yong-Rak Kim (University of Nebraska – Lincoln)
Byungkyu Brian Park (University of Virginia), Seoktae Kang (KAIST,
KOREA)
Fracture Criteria for Predicting Mixed Mode Crack Propa9:05 AM CEA-A5 gation Philip Park (Texas A&M University)
Computer Vision-Based Approach of Automated Crack De9:20 AM CEA-A6 tection and Quantification for Civil Structures
Hae-Bum “Andrew” Yun (University of Central Florida)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT2
CEA-B Session: Infrastructure Materials
Session Chair: Philip Park (Texas A&M University), Co-Chair: Chungwook Sim
(University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Development of Low Binder Content Eco-SCC
1:15 PM CEA-B7
with Aggregate Optimization Jiong Hu (Univ of Nebraska)
AC Impedance Analysis of Electrically Conductive Civil
1:35 PM CEA-B8
Materials Philip Park (Texas A&M Univ)
Development of Image-Based Autonomous Transverse Crack
1:55 PM CEA-B9
Mapping System Chungwook Sim (Uni of Nebraska)
Effect of base types on the longitudinal response of CRCP
2:15 PM CEA-B10
Youngguk Seo (Kennesaw State Univ)
Using Graphene-Oxide Nano Flakes (GONF) as addition of
2:35 PM CEA-B11 Portland Cement Composite
Jinwoo An (University of Central Florida)
Multiscale Modeling of Mixtures-Structures Subjected to
2:55 PM CEA-B12 Damage Yong-Rak Kim (Univ of Nebraska)
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Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT1
CEA-C Session: : Construction Engineering and Project Management
Session Chair: David Jeong (Iowa State Univ), Co-Chair: Myungjin Chae (Central
Connecticut State Univ)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Heuristic Approach to Determining Optimum
3:30 PM CEA-C13
Scheduling Using CLIPS Bong Yeol Ryoo (Texas A&M Univ)
Schedule Impacts of Change Order Occurrence Timing in
3:50 PM CEA-C14 Design-Build Transportation Improvement Projects
Kunhee Choi (Texas A&M Univ)
Measuring synonymy of data attributes from heterogeneous
4:10 PM CEA-C15 sources in transportation infrastructure projects
David Jeong (Iowa State Univ)
Underground Infrastructure Inspection Sampling Methods
4:30 PM CEA-C16
Myungjin Chae (Central Connecticut State Univ)
State-of-Practice in Big Data Informatics
4:50 PM CEA-C17
Donghoon Lee (Texas A&M Univ)
Thursday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT2
CEA-D Session: Environmental Engineering
Session Chair: Seoktae Kang (KAIST), Co-Chair: Deukmo Chung (Seoul Water
Institute)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Moving from National Implementation to Global
3:30 PM CEA-D18 Agenda within the context of Water and Sanitation in Korea,
Jong Ahn (World Bank)
Optimization of chemical cleaning conditions in FO process
3:50 PM CEA-D19 by response surface methodology
Pattarasiri Fagkaew (Kyung Hee University)
Evaluation of Shading Louver Type and Air Vent Perforation
4:10 PM CEA-D20 for Outdoor Noise Control and Ventilation Performance in
Urban Areas Jeehwan Lee (Kansas State Univ)
The Factors that Affect the Environmental Review and Proj4:30 PM CEA-D21 ect Design Durations: an Empirical Study of the Transportation Sector in Georgia Yehyun An (Georgia Tech)
Optimum operating condition for MF membrane system
4:50 PM CEA-D22 Kwangjae Lee (Seoul Water Institute)
Development of Analysis and Database on Contaminants of
5:10 PM CEA-D23 Emerging Concern for Drinking Water Source in Korea
Kwon Haksun (Seoul Water Institute)
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:40am
>> at MIT2
CEA-E Session: Water for Future
Session Chair: Jae Ryu (Univ of Idaho), Co-Chair: Jong Kwan Kim (NOAA)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Designing LID Systems: What do you need to know
8:00 AM CEA-E24
and why Steven Trinkaus (Trinkaus Engineering)
An Integrated Safety Management Platform (WINS+®) for
8:20 AM CEA-E25 Water Infrastructures against Floods
Dong-Hoon Shin (K-Water)
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The Reinterpretation of Concepts of Socio Hydrology in
8:35 AM CEA-E26 Stream Restoration: Learning from Anyang Stream Case
Study from South Korea Chang-Yu Hong (Portland State Univ)
Case Study of Geotechnical Risk Assessment for fill dams in
8:50 AM CEA-E27
Korea Jeong-Yeul Lim (K-Water)
Energy and Resource Recovery for Sustainable Wastewater
9:05 AM CEA-E28 Treatment Jaewook Myung (Stanford Univ)
Toward Improving Distributed Land Surface Models
Jong Kwan Kim (NOAA)
Building of common DB system for integrated model to assess
climate change vulnerability: concentrated on climate change
9:40 AM CEA-E30 scenarios and non-climatic DB Jeongho Lee, Changsub Shim,
Moung-Jin Lee, Jihyun Han, Kwan-Young Oh (Korea Environment Institute), Taejoo Park (Pusan National University)
9:20 AM CEA-E29
Firday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT1
CEA-F Session: KICT-KSCEE – Commercializable Civil Engineering Technologies
Session Chair: Yong-Rak Kim (Univ of Nebraska), Co-Chair: Byungkyu Brian Park
(Univ of Virginia)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED How to Commercialize the Civil Engineering
8:00 AM CEA-F31
Technology? Serji Amirkhanian (University of Alabama)
8:20 AM CEA-F32 Warm Mix Asphalt Technology Cheolmin Baek (KICT)
8:40 AM CEA-F33 BIM-GIS Technology Changhee Hong (KICT)
9:00 AM CEA-F34 KICT Research on Space Construction Hyu Shin (KICT)
9:20 AM CEA-F35
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT2
CEA-G Session: Geotechnical Engineering – The Nexus
Session Chair: Chung-Rak Song (Univ of Nebraska), Co-Chair: Boo-Hyun Nam (Univ
of Central Florida)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Bridging Molecular Interactions to Macroscale
1:15 PM CEA-G36 Properties in Swelling Clays
Dinesh Katti (North Dakota State Univ)
Multi-Physics Technique in Geotechnical Engineering
1:35 PM CEA-G37
Chung Song (Univ of Nebraska)
Effect of Granular Dissolution on the Behavior of Shallow
1:55 PM CEA-G38 Foundations – Laboratory Studies
Minsu Cha (Texas A&M Univ)
Evaluation of Bimodal Soil Water Characteristic Curve
2:10 PM CEA-G39 (SWCC) for Hydrating Chromium Ore Processing Residue
(COPR) Jongwan Eun (New York University, Abu Dhabi, UAE)
A Note on Empirical Equations for Compression Index of
2:25 PM CEA-G40 Soft Clay Jeong-Yun Won (Barr Eng.)
Soil water characteristic curve in hydrate-bearing sediments
Jaewon Jang (Arizona State Univ)
Risk Evaluation of Sinkhole Hazard Using Geotechnical
2:55 PM CEA-G42 Subsurface Exploration Tests
Boo-Hyun Nam (Univ of Central Florida)
2:40 PM CEA-G41
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Commercializable Construction Technologies
Hosin “David” Lee (KSCEE)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
CEA Poster Session
Judges: Chungwook Sim (Univ of Nebraska), Co-Chair: Minsu Cha (Texas A&M Univ)
ID
Title and Presenter
CEA-Poster-1 Decommissioning of Offshore Structures, Jaeyoung Lee
The impact of personal concerns about travel on travel behavior,
CEA-Poster-2
Kyungsoo Jeong
Traffic Instability and Crash Likelihood: Analysis on Vehicle
CEA-Poster-3
Interaction in the Vicinity of Trucks, Kyung (Kate) Hyun
Visualization of Internal Defects in Full-Scale Reinforced ConCEA-Poster-4
crete Column Using Ultrasonic Tomography, Hajin Choi
CEA-Poster-5 Truss Structure Optimization, Woobin Tark
Functional Stress-Strain Analysis of the Dynamic Operational
CEA-Poster-6 Condition of Critical Infrastructure during Post-Disaster Recovery, Juyeong Choi
Development of Electrochemical Graphene/Carbon Nanotube
CEA-Poster-7
Filtration System, Sol Park
Shake Table Testing of Circular RC Bridge Columns RehabilitatCEA-Poster-8
ed with Shape Memory Alloys, Donghyuk Jung
HVAC Retrofit Comparison for Small- and Medium-sized ComCEA-Poster-9
mercial Buildings, Bonggil Jeon
Application of Incentive on Facility Management: A Real Option
CEA-Poster-10
Perspective, Soojin Yoon
Degradation of BPA and its substitutes in two media,
CEA-Poster-11
Younjeong Choi
Criticality Analysis of Supportive Critical Infrastructure ConsidCEA-Poster-12 ering Local Community’s Social and Economic Activities: A Case
Study of 2010 Flood, Kyubyung Kang
Anaerobic co-digestion of food wastewater and swine manure
CEA-Poster-13
with different mixing ratios, Jae-Min Choi
Mitigating Biofouling in FO Membrane by Bacterial Quorum
CEA-Poster-14
Quenching, Seungju Choi (KAIST)
Development of carbon nanotube hollow fiber membrane as elecCEA-Poster-15
trodes for capacitive deionization, Mi-Young Lee (KAIST)
Prototyping Textile Composites Panels for Building Envelopes,
CEA-Poster-16
Kihong Ku (Philadelphia University)
Development, Evaluation and Installation of a New Improved
CEA-Poster-17 PVC (iPVC) Pipe for Water Applications,
Mohammad Najafi (University of Texas at Arlington)
Climatic Controls of Drainage Density Using LiDAR Data,
CEA-Poster-18
Seoyoung Kim (Univ of Central Florida)
Characteristics of Airborne Asbestos Concentration in Korean
CEA-Poster-19 Preschools, Changkyu Kim (Seoul Metropolitan Government Research Institute of Public Health and Environment)
Highway Route Planning Based on Topographic Data, Using
CEA-Poster-20 Pathfinding Algorythm and Image Processing Tools,
Vihita Pedaballe (Texas A&M)
Criticality Analysis Of GBC-32 Dry Storage Cask With HBN #3
CEA-Poster-21 Fuel Assemblies from the Viewpoint of Burnup Credit
Kwangheon Park and Hyungju Yun (Kyung Hee University)
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Symposium Program
ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS SYMPOSIUM (EEC)
ELECTRICAL,
ELECTRONICS &
COMMUNICATIONS
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT9
EEC-A Session: Sensors/Microsystems
Session Chairs: James Pak (Korea University), Jin-Woo Choi (Louisiana State
University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
KEYNOTE Integrated Flexible Biosensors and Electrodes for
1:15 PM EEC-A1 Monitoring Brain Injury
Chong H. Ahn (University of Cincinnati)
Partial Desalination of Brine by Optimized Ion Concentra1:55 PM EEC-A2 tion Polarization Desalination
Bumjoo Kim (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Battery Free Sensor Modules for Food and Air Quality Moni2:15 PM EEC-A3
toring Wan-Young Chung (Pukyong National University)
Micro-Accelerometer using VMGFET for Low Frequency
2:35 PM EEC-A4 Vibration Measurement Applications
In-Hyouk Song (Texas State University)
An LED-Based Portable Fluorescent Sensing Platform
2:55 PM EEC-A5 Jin-Woo Choi (Louisiana State University)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT9
EEC-B Session: Optics/Imaging
Session Chair: Kyung-Chan Jin (KITECH)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Photonic Nanostructures for Energy and Biomedi3:30 PM EEC-B6
cal Applications Won Park (University of Colorado at Boulder)
Fabrication and Characterization of Wideband Reflectors
4:10 PM EEC-B7 Using Serial Resonant Gratings
Kyu Jin Lee (University of Texas at Arlington)
GPU-Based Post-Processing in 3D SD-OCT
4:30 PM EEC-B8
Kyung-Chan Jin (KITECH)
Flexible Guided Mode Resonance Devices for Sensing Appli4:50 PM EEC-B9
cations Jeong Bong Lee (University of Texas at Dallas)
Jeong Bong Lee (University of Texas at Dallas)
James Jungho Pak (Korea University), Ken Choi (Illinois Institute of
Technology), Tae Oh (Rochester Institute of Technology)
Optical Resonance Filtration in Double Gratings
5:10 PM EEC-B10 Yeong Hwan Ko (University of Texas at Arlington)
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Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT9
EEC-C Session: : Energy
Session Chairs: Jae Yeong Park (Kwangwoon University), Gon Namkoong (Old
Dominion University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Review on Energy Harvesting from the Human
8:00 AM EEC-C11 Body and Powering up Implant Devices
Dong Sam Ha (Virginia Tech)
Low-frequency Driven, Wideband Energy Harvester Using
8:40 AM EEC-C12 Impact-based Frequency Up-conversion Mechanism
Jae Yeong Park (Kwangwoon University)
A Silk Fibroin Triboelectric Nanogenerator for Self-Powered
9:00 AM EEC-C13 Implantable and Flexible Devices
James Pak (Korea University)
Investigation of Charge Carrier Dynamics of Perovskites us9:20 AM EEC-C14 ing Chemically, Spatially and Temporally Resolved Mapping
Gon Namkoong (Old Dominion University)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT9
EEC-D Session: RF/Communications
Session Chairs: Yong-kyu Yoon (University of Florida), Ken Choi (Illinois Institute of
Technology)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Mm-Wave Transceiver for Multi-Band Wireless
1:15 PM EEC-D15 Network-on-Chip
Deukhyoun Heo (Washington State University)
RF Metaconductors for 5G Communications
1:55 PM EEC-D16 Yong-Kyu Yoon (University of Florida)
LTE Advanced Pro for Vehicular Communications
Ki-Dong Lee (LG Electronics)
Possible Defense Mechanisms in Current Automotive Cyber
2:35 PM EEC-D18
Security Younjae Kim (Southern Illinois University Carbondale)
Dynamic Spectrum Access in SATCOM environments
2:55 PM EEC-D19 Bumsuk Choi (Johns Hopkins University)
2:15 PM EEC-D17
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
EEC Poster Session
Judges: Wan-Young Chung (Pukyong National University), In-Hyouk Song (Texas State
University)
ID
Title and Presenter
Flexible, transparent, conductive films using spin-capable carbon
EEC-Poster-1
nanotubes, Daewoong Jung (KITECH)
Highly Sensitive BioFETs with 3-Dimensional Nanonet Channel
EEC-Poster-2
for Biosening Applications, Jeong-Soo Lee (POSTECH)
A New Capacitance-to-Time Converter with a Wide Pulse Width
EEC-Poster-3
Using a Two-step Integrator, Jiman Park (Elssen)
Preparation of GAZO Transparent Conductive Film by Facing
EEC-Poster-4 Targets Sputtering, Cheon Lee (Inha University), Kyung Hwan Kim
(Gachon University)
Physical integrity check in cooperative communications,
EEC-Poster-5
Sang Kim (Iowa State University)
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EEC-Poster-6
EEC-Poster-7
EEC-Poster-8
Saturday Morning
August 13
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at MIT9
EEC-E Session: Circuits/Systems
Session Chairs: Tom Oh (Rochester Institute of Technology), Gyungsu Byun (Southern
Methodist University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Ultra-Low Power SoC Design for Future Micro8:00 AM EEC-E20 electronics by using Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistors Ken Choi (Illinois Institute of Technology)
Energy-efficient Point-to-point and Multi-drop 3D I/O In8:40 AM EEC-E21 terconnect for Mobile Computing Devices
Gyungsu Byun (Southern Methodist University)
Development of Planary Lightwave Circuit (PLC) Based
9:00 AM EEC-E22
Biosensors Moon Hee Kang (KITECH)
9:20 AM
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Autonomous Driving in Urban Environments and Related Research Activities in SNU,
Seung-Woo Seo (Seoul National University)
Manipulation of liquid metal marble for electrical switching application Jeong Hwa Seo (Myongji University)
Coexistence of OFDM and Military Radars in the 3.5 GHz Band
Seungmo Kim (Virginia Tech)
Intelligent Mobility Cane with Navigation
EEC-E23 Tom Oh (Rochester Institute of Technology)
Symposium Program
BIO, MEDICAL, PHARMACOLOGY SYMPOSIUM (BMP)
BIO, MEDICAL,
PHARMACOLOGY
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at Cattle Carons
KHIDI Forum on Drug and Device Development-Joint Session by BMP and CNV
Co-Chairs: Hanjoong Jo (Emory and Georgia Tech), Ick Chan Kwon (KIST), Young-sup
Yoon (Emory Univ), Sanghoon Lee (Korea Univ)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Introduction Remarks:
BMP/
Kyung Sun (Director, Osong Medical Innovation Foundation)
8:00 AM
CNV-1
Min Soo Park (Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare)
Cell Therapeutics for Diabetes Mellitus
BMP/
Kun-Ho Yoon (Director of KHIDI and Professor of Catholic
8:10 AM
CNV-2
University of Korea, Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital)
MicroRNA Inhibitors in Nanoparticles as Targeted TheraBMP/
peutics for Atherosclerosis
8:35 AM
CNV-3
Hanjoong Jo (Emory and Georgia Tech)
BMP/ Treatment of Cancer Patients with Lymphonenia
9:00 AM
CNV-4 Sehwan Yang (CEO, Genexine/NeoImmune Tech)
9:25 AM
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Cattle Carons
Young-Sup Yoon (Emory University)
Young Geun Kwon (Yonsei University), Yoonsoo Bae (Ewha Women’s
University), In-Hyun Park (Yale University)
BMP/ uHealthcare Technology and Prospect
CNV-5 Kwang Suk Park (Seoul National University)
BMP-A Session: Cardiac Biology
Co-Chairs: Hee-Cheol Cho (Emory University), Youngkeun Ahn (Chonnam University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Heart Regenerative Biology
1:15 PM BMP-A1
Chulan Kwon (Johns Hopkins University)
New insights on the mechanisms of arrhythmia initiation
1:35 PM BMP-A2 from transgenic rabbit models of long QT syndromes
Bum Rak Choi (Brown University)
Reprogramming of cardiac cell fates
1:55 PM BMP-A3
Young-Jae Nam (Vanderbilt University)
beta-arrestin-biased beta-adrenergic receptor signaling and
2:15 PM BMP-A4 microRNA biogenesis in heart failure
Ilman Kim (Augusta University)
New Strategy Cardiac Commitment of Mesenchymal Stem
2:35 PM BMP-A5 Cells and Its Application
Youngkeun Ahn (Chonnam National University Hospital)
Cardiac regeneration with pluripotent stem cells
2:55 PM BMP-A6
Young-sup Yoon (Emory University)
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Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Developers
BMP-B Session: : Microbiome
Co-Chairs: Jihyun Kim (Yonsei University), Jin-Woo Bae (Kyung Hee University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Systematic Functional Profiling of Pathobiological Regulato1:15 PM BMP-B7 ry Networks in a Global Human Meningitis Fungal Pathogen
Yong-Sun Bahn (Yonsei University)
Relationships between drug, gut microbiota and host health
1:35 PM BMP-B8
Jin-Woo Bae (Kyung Hee University)
Microbiomics and Metagenomics for Systems/Synthetic Biol1:55 PM BMP-B9
ogy Jihyun Kim (Yonsei University)
Comparative Metagenomic Analysis during Wheat Nuruk
2:15 PM BMP-B10
Fermentation Ju Yeon Song (Yonsei University)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Cattle Carons
BMP-C Session: Neuroscience
Co-Chairs: Hyung-Jun Kim (KBRI), In-Hyun Park (Yale)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Modeling Human Neurodevelopmental Disorders Using
3:30 PM BMP-C11 Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
Jean Kim (Baylor College of Medicine)
Cellular basis of dendrite pathology in neurodegenerative
3:50 PM BMP-C12 diseases associated with protein toxicity
Sung Bae Lee (DGIST)
Circadian rhythm regulation by antagonistic E3 ligases
4:10 PM BMP-C13
Seung-Hee Yoo (Univ. Texas, Houston)
Modeling Amyotrophic lateral scrlerosis (ALS) in flies
4:30 PM BMP-C14
Hyung-Jun Kim (KBRI)
Modeling Rett syndrome using human pluripotent stem cells
4:50 PM BMP-C15 In-Hyun Park (Yale)
Loss of Nardilysin, a chaperone for alpha-Ketoglutarate Dehydrogenase, causes neurodegeneration in flies and humans
5:10 PM BMP-C16
and promotes mTORC1 activation
Wan Hee Yoon (Baylor College of Medicine)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Developers
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BMP-D Session: Vascular Biology
Co-Chairs: Young-Myung Kim (Kangwon Univ), Changwon Park (Emory University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
SoxF transcription factors are positive feedback regulators
3:30 PM BMP-D17
of VEGF signaling In-June Kim (KAIST)
A Novel Function of Arginase II as a Ca2+ Regulator in Vas3:50 PM BMP-D18 cular Smooth Muscle Cells
Sungwoo Ryoo (Kangwon National University)
Mechanism and Potential Therapies for Arteriovenous Mal4:10 PM BMP-D19
formation Paul Oh (Univ. Florida)
Context-dependent outcomes of BMP-induced angiogenesis
4:30 PM BMP-D20
Suk-Won Jin (Yale University and GIST)
ETV2-mediated vascular development and function
4:50 PM BMP-D21 Changwon Park (Emory University)
Direct reprogramming of human dermal fibroblasts into
5:10 PM BMP-D22 endothelial cells using ETV2 Sang-Ho Lee (Emory University)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
5:30pm – 9:00pm
BMP/CNV Joint Networking Dinner at Hard Eight BBQ
http://www.hardeightbbq.com/menu.html
Colony branch
5300 State Hwy 121, The Colony 75056
Tel) 972-625-8888
Bus/Vans/Cars will leave at 5:30 from Hyatt Hotel to Hard Eight BBQ (25 min drive)
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at Cattle Carons
BMP-E Session: Cancer biology
Co-Chairs: Woongyang Park (Sunggyunkwan Univ), Tae-Hyun Hwang (UT
Southwestern)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Dynamics of distinct subpopulations in Triple Negative
8:00 AM BMP-E23
Breast Cancer Se-Jin Kim (Baylor College of Medicine)
In vivo and In vitro characterization of genomic diversity
8:20 AM BMP-E24 and clonal evolution in Glioblastoma Hoon Kim (MDACC)
Clinical utility of actionable genome analysis in refractory
cancer patients Woongyang Park (Samsung Genome Institute)
Clonal heterogeneity and therapy resistance in human can8:50 AM BMP-E26
cer Tae-Hyun Hwang (UT Southwestern)
MicroRNA34c function in tumorogenesis of osteosarcoma
9:05 AM BMP-E27 and metastasis Yang-Jin Bae (Baylor College of Medicine)
8:35 AM BMP-E25
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at Developers
BMP-F Session: Oxidative Stress and Signaling
Co-Chairs: Sangwon Kang (Ewha University), Ju-Seog Lee (MD Anderson)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Efficient and rapid cellular delivery of bioactive proteins us8:00 AM BMP-F28 ing EXPLOR: exosomes engineered for protein
Chulhee Choi (KAIST)
Novel regulation mechanism of NADPH oxidase 1 complex
8:20 AM BMP-F29 in colon cancer Yun Soo Bae (Ehwa University)
Redox signaling in human diseases
Sangwon Kang (Ewha University)
Role of the histone modifier JARID1D in prostate cancer
8:50 AM BMP-F31
metastasis Min Gyu Lee (MD Anderson)
Oxidative stress genes in cancer: Pan-Cancer Analysis of
9:05 AM BMP-F32 TCGA genomic data Ju-Seog Lee (MD Anderson)
8:35 AM BMP-F30
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Cattle Carons
BMP-G Session: Immunology
Co-Chairs: Insoo Kang, MD (Yale University), Eui-Cheol Shin (KAIST)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Mast cell regulation of airway inflammation
1:15 PM BMP-G33
Yeonseok Chung (SNU)
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IL-15 and NKG2D in virus-induced immunopathogenesis
1:35 PM BMP-G34 Eui-Cheol Shin (KAIST)
Two faces of interferons in cancer biology
HyeonJoo Cheon, Ph.D (Cleveland Clinic)
Defining human T cell subsets with cytokine receptors in
2:15 PM BMP-G36
health and disease Insoo Kang, MD (Yale University)
Mitochondrial Regulation of Inflammasome Activation
2:35 PM BMP-G37 Min-Jong Kang, M.D (Yale University)
1:55 PM BMP-G35
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Developers
BMP-H Session: Genome Editing
Co-Chairs: Hyongbum Kim (Yonsei University), Leonidas Bleris (Univ. Texas at Dallas)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Genome editing using the CRISPR-Cas9 nucleases
1:15 PM BMP-H38
Sangsu Bae (Hanyang University)
Identification of genetic elements affecting cancer growth
1:35 PM BMP-H39 phenotype using CRISPR
Seung Woo Cho (Stanford University)
CRISPR-based mechanisms for delivery and therapeutic
1:55 PM BMP-H40
interventions Leonidas Bleris (Univ. Texas at Dallas)
CRISPR-based mechanisms for delivery and therapeutic
2:15 PM BMP-H41 interventions
Leonela Amoasii (UT Southwestern Medical Center)
Fixing the broken heart by Myoediting
2:35 PM BMP-H42 Chengzu Long (UT Southwestern Medical Center)
Efficient genome editing using programmable nucleases
2:55 PM BMP-H43 Hyongbum Kim (Yonsei University)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
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BMP Poster Session
Judges: Jungkyu Kim (Texas Tech University), Hyun Jung Kim (U of Texas at Austin)
ID
Title and Presenter
Dose- and time-dependent effects of actomyosin inhibition on live
BMP-Poster-1 mouse outflow resistance and aqueous drainage tissues
MinHee Ko (UCLA)
innovative biomarker-based cancer clinical trial designs
BMP-Poster-2
Chul Ahn (UT Southwestern Medical Center)
Transfer Printing Methods for Bioresorbable Implantable DevicBMP-Poster-3
es Chi Hwan Lee (Purdue)
Innovative Drug Development for the Treatment of Huntington’s
BMP-Poster-4
Disease Heemin Rhee (Health Research International)
Discovery and mechanistic investigation of novel metabolic feaBMP-Poster-5 tures of lung cancer and their potentials of clinical applications
Hyuntae Yoo (Univ. Texas Dallas)
A chemically based strategy for improving adult muscle repair
BMP-Poster-6
Jesung Moon (UT Southwestern Medical Center)
Circulating GRP78 and its autoantibodies as a serological cancer
BMP-Poster-7
biomarker EunJeong Yoo (USC)
A Novel Assay for Effective Detection of Circulating Tumor Cells:
BMP-Poster-8
A Clinical Pilot Study Ja Hye Myung (Univ. Illinois Chicago)
BMP-Poster-9
BMP-Poster-10
BMP-Poster-11
BMP-Poster-12
BMP-Poster-13
BMP-Poster-14
BMP-Poster-15
BMP-Poster-16
BMP-Poster-17
BMP-Poster-18
BMP-Poster-19
BMP-Poster-20
BMP-Poster-21
BMP-Poster-22
BMP-Poster-23
BMP-Poster-24
BMP-Poster-25
BMP-Poster-26
BMP-Poster-27
BMP-Poster-28
Engineering serum half-life of antibody Fc
Tae Hyun Kang (Univ. Texas)
Cost-Effectiveness of Genotype-Guided Drug Use in Patients with
Cardiovascular Disorder Kibum Kim (Univ. Florida)
Rapid Solid-phase Diversification of Triptycenes for Targeting
Trinucleotide Repeat Junction Ina Yoon (Univ. Penn)
Dendron-Lipid Hybrid Nanoparticles as a Novel Co-delivery
Platform Sin-jung Park (Univ. Illinois Chicago)
Dual Effects of Dihydroxamic Acid Derivatives against beta-Lactamases and Histone Deacetylases Hyunshun Shin (MCM)
Engineered Bacterial Nanopore-forming toxin for cancer targeting and drug delivery Sunwoo Koo (TAMU)
Mitochondrial Hsp90 is a ligand activated molecular chaperone
coupling ATP binding to dimer closure through a coiled-coil intermediate Sukyeong Lee (Baylor College of Medicine)
Discovery of HKP compounds as a New Drug Candidates for
Chemotherapy-induced Chronic Neuropathic Pain
Hee Kee Kim (Univ. Texas MD Anderson)
A Continuous-Flow Nanofluidic Device for Protein Biopharmaceuticals Quality Analysis Sung Hee Ko (MIT)
Impact of Global Collaboration on Intellectual Property Rights in
Pharmaceutical R&D Yun Choe (Lucas & Mercant, LLP)
A Brain Regional Proteomic Atlas in Mouse
Sung Yun Jung (Baylor College of Medicine)
Evaluation of GEM Detector Gain for Cancer Beta Imaging
Joshua Medford (Univ. Texas Arlington)
Characterization of in vivo model for the lung cancer patient
derived xenograft Ikjae Shin (Univ. Arkansas)
Neurotrophic effects of folate Gloria Bora Kim (PSU)
Study of Bacterial Cellulose Sumeen Mirza (Univ. Texas Dallas)
Voltage-gated Calcium Channels (VGCCs) and Intracellular
Ca2+ dysregulation as mechanisms of disease in Amyotrophic
Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Byung Woo Kim (JHU)
Breast Cancer Metastasis Identification on Aptamer Modified
Surface Samir Iqbal (Univ. Texas Dallas)
A novel regulator of demyelinating diseases
Jae Kyung Lee (Univ. Georgia)
Cornea tissue engineering
Gilson Khang (Chonbuk National University)
Exploiting the CRISPR/Cas9 PAM Constraint for Single-Nucleotide Resolution Interventions
Yi Li (University of Texas at Dallas)
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Saturday Morning
August 13
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at Cattle Carons
BMP-I Session: Systems Biology and Informatics
Co-Chairs: Jonghwan Kim (Univ. Texas Austin), Tae Hoon Kim (Univ. Texas Dallas)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Pathway and network based approaches to study human
8:00 AM BMP-I44
diseases Insuk Lee (Yonsei University)
Histone Deacetylases Activate Transcription Elongation
8:40 AM BMP-I45
Tae Hoon Kim (Univ. Texas Dallas)
Decoding the Non-coding Regulatory Genome
9:00 AM BMP-I46
Jian Xu (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center)
Genetic dissection of Rett syndrome
9:20 AM BMP-I47 Murim Choi (Seoul National University College of Medicine)
Deciphering gene regulatory networks modulating tropho9:20 AM BMP-I48 blast lineage development
Jonghwan Kim (Univ. Texas Austin)
SEQing understanding in RNA regulatory control
9:20 AM BMP-I49 Zachary Campbell (Univ. Texas Dallas)
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Symposium Program
CONVEGENCE TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM (CNV)
CONVEGENCE
TECHNOLOGY
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at Cattle Carons
KHIDI Forum on Drug and Device Development-Joint Session by BMP and CNV
Co-Chairs: Hanjoong Jo (Emory and Georgia Tech), Ick Chan Kwon (KIST), Young-sup
Yoon (Emory Univ), Sanghoon Lee (Korea Univ)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Introduction Remarks:
BMP/
Kyung Sun (Director, Osong Medical Innovation Foundation)
8:00 AM
CNV-1
Min Soo Park (Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare)
Cell Therapeutics for Diabetes Mellitus
BMP/
Kun-Ho Yoon (Director of KHIDI and Professor of Catholic
8:10 AM
CNV-2
University of Korea, Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital)
MicroRNA Inhibitors in Nanoparticles as Targeted TheraBMP/
peutics for Atherosclerosis
8:35 AM
CNV-3
Hanjoong Jo (Emory and Georgia Tech)
BMP/ Treatment of Cancer Patients with Lymphonenia
9:00 AM
CNV-4 Sehwan Yang (CEO, Genexine/NeoImmune Tech)
9:25 AM
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Wildcatters
Ick Chan Kwon (KIST)
Jennifer Shin (KAIST), Ho-Wook Jun (U of Alabama at Birmingham)
BMP/ uHealthcare Technology and Prospect
CNV-5 Kwang Suk Park (Seoul National University)
CNV-A Session: Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering
Co-Chairs: Gilson Khang (Chunbuk National University), Hak-Joon Sung (Vanderbilt
University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Polymeric Hydrogels for Translational Applications
1:15 PM CNV-A1
Hojae Bae (Konkuk University)
Prohealing Multifunctional Endothelium Mimic Nanomatrix
1:35 PM CNV-A2
Ho-Wook Jun (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
3D Printed Stem Cells and Tissue-derived Bioinks for Tissue
1:55 PM CNV-A3
Engineering Application Jinah Jang (PosTech)
Building Body Parts through 3D Integrated Tissue and Or2:15 PM CNV-A4
gan Printing SangJin Lee (Wake Forest University)
2:35 PM CNV-A5
Cornea Tissue Engineering
Gilson Khang (Chunbuk National University)
2:55 PM CNV-A6
Copolymers Improve Adult Stem Cell Potency
Hak-Joon Sung (Vanderbilt University)
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Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Wildcatters
CNV-B Session: : Mechanobiology and Biotransport
Co-Chairs: Hyunjoon Kong (UIUC), Sung Gap Im (KAIST)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Hydrogels for Mechanobiology and Biotransport Studies
3:30 PM CNV-B7
Hyunjoon Kong (UIUC)
Monodirectional Oromucosal Delivery System via Janus
3:50 PM CNV-B8
Patch Sung Gap Im (KAIST)
4:10 PM CNV-B9 Cellular Stresses During EMT Jennifer Shin (KAIST)
Leveraging Biological Systems to Improve Drug Delivery
4:30 PM CNV-B10
Ji Ho Park (KAIST)
Engineering of Cancer-Stromal Interactions on Chip
4:30 PM CNV-B11
Bumsoo Han (Purdue)
Restoration of Cellular Biomechanics to Modulate Cell Via4:30 PM CNV-B12
bility and Function Michael Cho (U of Texas at Arlington)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
5:30pm – 9:00pm
BMP/CNV Joint Networking Dinner at Hard Eight BBQ
http://www.hardeightbbq.com/menu.html
Colony branch
5300 State Hwy 121, The Colony 75056
Tel) 972-625-8888
Bus/Vans/Cars will leave at 5:30 from Hyatt Hotel to Hard Eight BBQ (25 min drive)
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at Wildcatters
CNV-C Session: Sensors, Organ-on-chip, and Diagnostics
Co-Chairs: Jungkyu Kim (Texas Tech University), Dae-hyeong Kim (Seoul National
University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Complicate 3D organ on a Chip
8:00 AM CNV-C13
Sanghoon Lee ‎(Korea University)
Biomimetic Electronic Layer for Wearable Biomedical Sen8:20 AM CNV-C14 sors Hyunjung Yi (KIST)
Implantable and Wearable Healthcare Devices using Soft
Electronics Dae-HyeongKim (Seoul National University)
Motion and Noise Artifact-Resilient Atrial Fibrillation De8:50 AM CNV-C16 tection Using a Smartphone
Jowoon Chong (Texas Tech University)
Microfluidic Assembly, Evaluation, and Manufacturing of
9:05 AM CNV-C17 Nanomedicine YongTae (Tony) Kim (Georgia Tech)
8:35 AM CNV-C15
A Chemically Patterned Paper-Based Microfluidic Device
9:20 AM CNV-C18 for Bioassays Jungkyu Kim (Texas Tech University)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Wildcatters
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CNV-D Session: Neuroengineering
Co-Chairs: JiYoon Kang (KIST), Martin Han (Huntington Medical Research Institute)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Implantable Microelectrodes as Neural Prostheses and
1:15 PM CNV-D19 Tissue Response
Martin Han (Huntington Medical Research Institute)
1:35 PM CNV-D20
1:55 PM CNV-D21
2:15 PM CNV-D22
2:35 PM CNV-D23
Electrophysiological and Chemical Assessment of Deep
Brain Stimulation Mechanisms
Su-Youne Chang (Mayo Clinic)
Multifunctional MEMS Neural Probe for Brain Research
Il Joo Cho (KIST)
Outside the Head Thinking: A Novel Approach for Detecting Human Brain Cognition
Insoo Kim (Samsung Research America)
Blood-based Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease
JiYoon Kang (KIST)
Brain on a Chip for Neurocircuit
2:55 PM CNV-D24 Nakwon Choi (KIST)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers
CNV Poster Session
Judges: Jungkyu Kim (Texas Tech University), Hyun Jung Kim (U of Texas at Austin)
ID
Title and Presenter
Traction Microscopy to Identify Force Modulation in Sub-resoluCNV-Poster-1
tion Adhesions, Sangyoon Han (U of Texas Southwestern)
Inkjet-Printed Wearable Antenna for Hyperthermia Therapy:
CNV-Poster-2 Comparison between Simulation and Measurement,
Minyoung Suh (North Carolina State University)
Hemodynamic Performance Evaluation of Artificial Heart Valve
CNV-Poster-3 using Time profile of Geometric Orifice Area,
Kwonsoo Chun (Baylor College of Medicine)
Long-wave-IR Camera Based Pedestrian Detection Method for
CNV-Poster-4 Advanced Driving Assistance Systems, Hyun-Koo KIM (Gyeongbuk Institute of IT Convergence Industry Technology)
Stereo Camera Based Speed-hump Detection Method Using TemCNV-Poster-5 poral-spatial Estimation in the Daytime, Yong-Hun Kim (Gyeongbuk Institute of IT Convergence Industry Technology)
Digital Mechanical Surgical Suture Rather than Analogue Hand
Sewing and Other Intelligent Surgical Systems including AuCNV-Poster-6
to-stop AI Drill,
Sang Jin Yoon (Gachon University Gil Medical Center)
Enzymatic Synthesis of DNA for Large Data Storage,
CNV-Poster-7
Howon Lee (Harvard Medical School)
Detecting Collagen Denaturation at Molecular Level in Biologic
CNV-Poster-8 Scaffolds by Collagen Hybridizing Peptides,
Jeongmin Hwang (University of Utah)
Reprogramming of Cardiac Cell Fates,
CNV-Poster-9
Young-Jae Nam (Vanderbilt University)
Regulation of lineage specific differentiation by controlling the
CNV-Poster-10 embryoid size using magnetic nanoparticles,
Tai Hyun Park (Seoul National University)
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Saturday Morning
August 13
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at Wildcatters
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CNV-E Session: Immuno Therapies and Drug Delivery
Co-Chairs: Seungpyo Hong (U of Illinois at Chicago), Kyung-Mi Lee (Korea University)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Gas Generating Nanoparticles for Theragnosis
8:00 AM CNV-E25
Ick Chan Kwon (KIST)
NK Cell Immunotherapy in Solid Tumors: Technology to
8:20 AM CNV-E26 Overcome Hypoxia-mediated Immune Suppression in Tumor Microenvironment Kyung-Mi Lee (Korea University)
Synergistic Anticancer Immunotherapy by Multifunctional
8:35 AM CNV-E27 Nanoparticle
Dongin Kim (Texas A&M Health Science Center)
Microphysiological Human Gut-on-a-chip: from Organ
8:50 AM CNV-E28 Mimicry to Precision Medicine
Hyun Jung Kim (U of Texas, Austin)
Delivery of Nanoparticle-based Synthetic Transcription
9:05 AM CNV-E29 Factors for Stem Cell Reprogramming
KiBum Lee (Rutgers University)
Dendritic-linear Hybrid Nanoparticles for Improved Drug
9:20 AM CNV-E30 Delivery Seungpyo Hong (U of Illinois at Chicago)
Symposium Program
GOVERNMENT RESEARCH POLICY AND REGULATION SYMPOSIUM (GRPR)
GOVERNMENT
RESEARCH POLICY
& REGULATION
SYMPOSIUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Hobby
GRPR-A Session: Role of Government and Universities in National Innovation
System
Moderator: Kil Choo Moon (UST, Korea)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Science and Technology Education for Preparing
1:15 PM GRPR-A1 the Next Half Century
Doh-Yeon Kim (POSTECH University)
INVITED University Science Faculty and the Preparation
1:45 PM GRPR-A2 of the Next Generation of Science Teachers
Ramon E. Lopez (University of Texas at Arlington)
Panel Discussant (confirmed)
Myung Ja Kim (KOFST: Korean Federation of Science and
2:15 PM
Technology Societies)
Panel Discussant (confirmed)
Seunghwan Kim (KOFAC: Korea Foundation for the Advance2:25 PM
ment of Science and Creativity)
Panel Discussant (confirmed)
2:35 PM
Ann Cavallo (University of Texas at Arlington)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:10pm – 5:30pm
>> at Hobby
Myeong-Hee Yu (KIST, Korea)
Kil Choo Moon (UST, Korea), Youn Hee Choi (KIET, Korea)
2:45 PM
Panel Discussant (confirmed)
Jaeho Yeom (President, Korea University)
2:55 PM
Floor Discussion
GRPR-B Session: Government Policy and Regulation for Desirable Bio-Healthcare
Ecosystem
Session Chair: Youn Hee Choi (KIET, KOREA), Co-Chair: Gyu Ha Ryu (Samsung
Medical Center)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Government Investment Strategy for BT and Healthcare
3:10 PM GRPR-B3
R&D in Korea Tai Hyun Park (Seoul National Univ)
INVITED Government Funded Bio-Healthcare R&D in US
3:30 PM GRPR-B4 to Foster Academic-Private Business Partnerships
Peter Kang (Harvard Medical School)
Korean Government Project for Medical Innovation
3:50 PM GRPR-B5
Cluster Kyung Sun (Osong Medical Innovation Foundation)
Proactive Approach of Precision Medicine and Digital
4:10 PM GRPR-B6 Healthcare Regulation
Gyu Ha Ryu (Samsung Medical Center)
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4:30 PM GRPR-B7
US FDA’s role in Drug Development and Regulation
Hae Young Ahn (US Food and Drug Administration/CDER)
4:50 PM GRPR-B8
Medical Device Regulation for Entering into the Korean
Market Young Kim (Synex Consulting, Ltd.)
5:10 PM GRPR-B9
Current Trends in Medical Devices Development and Regulation Miok Yun (Ministry of Food & Drug Safety, Korea)
Symposium Program
ENERGY, TRANSPORTATION AND CYBER SYSTEMS SYMPOSIUM (ETC)
ENERGY, TRANSPORTATION AND CYBER
SYSTEMS
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at McKee
ETC-A Session: Hydrogen and Fuel Cell
Session Chair: Hyung Chul Ham (KIST, Korea)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
KEYNOTE NiMo Alloys Supported on Mo2C as Catalysts for
the Partial Oxidation of Surrogate Biodiesel
1:15 PM ETC-A1
Shreya Shah, Oscar G. Marin-Flores, M. Grant Norton, Su Ha
(Washington State University, Pullman, USA)
INVITED Catalysts based Electric Power Generation in
Acidic and Crude Bio-Gas Conditions Sung Pil Woo1,2, Seok
1:40 PM ETC-A2 Hee Lee1, Dong-Joo Kim3 and Young Soo Yoon1 (1Gachon University, Korea, 2Yonsei University, Korea, 3Auburn University,
USA)
INVITED Application of Multisection Packing Concept to
Sorption-Enhanced Water Gas Shift Reaction for High-Puri2:00 PM ETC-A3
ty Hydrogen Production
Chan Hyun Lee, Ki Bong Lee (Korea University)
INVITED Electrode Design with Highly Durable Catalysts
for Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells Seonghun
2:20 PM ETC-A4 Cho1,2, Eun Ja Lim1, Kwang Hyun Chang1,2, Seok-Hee Park1,
Gu-Gon Park1,2, Sung-Dae Yim1,2 (1Korea Institute of Energy
Research (KIER), 2University of Science and Technology (UST))
INVITED Characteristics of SrxY1-xTiyNi1-yO3-δ (SYTN) anode
in humidified methane fuel for intermediate-temperature
2:40 PM ETC-A5
solid oxide fuel cells
Jeong Woo Yun (Chonnam National University, Korea)
INVITED Hydrogen Production from Formic Acid Decomposition on the Pd-based Alloy Catalysts: First Principles Study
3:00 PM ETC-A6
Jin Won Cho, Sangheon Lee, Sung Pil Yoon, Jonghee Han, Suk
Woo Nam, Hyung Chul Ham (KIST, Korea)
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at McKee
ETC-B Session: Energy Resources and Power Plants
Session Chair: Jae Um (Siemens Energy, USA)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Introduction to Idaho National Laboratory &
3:30 PM ETC-B7 Nuclear Energy
Yong Joon Choi (Idaho National Laboratory, USA))
Online Learning Approach for Demand Response in Smart
3:50 PM ETC-B8
Grids Seung-Jun Kim (University of Maryland)
Duck-Joo Yang (University of Texas, Dallas, USA)
Hyung Chul Ham (KIST, KOREA) and Byungkyu Brian Park
(University of Virginia, USA)
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Experimental Heat Transfer Characterization via an Additive Manufactured Turbine Airfoil
Jae Um (Siemens Energy, USA)
Micro Grids for the Electrification of Sierra Leone in West
4:30 PM ETC-B10 Africa
Taesung Kim (New Generation Power International, USA)
4:10 PM
ETC-B9
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at McKee
ETC-C Session: : Intelligent Transportation Systems and Sustainability
Session Chair: Byungkyu Brian Park (University of Virginia, USA)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Analysis Bicycle Environment and Safety Using Instrument
8:00 AM ETC-C11
Probe Bicycle Jun-Seok Oh (Western Michigan University)
Android App for Collecting Bicycle and Pedestrian Conflict
8:20 AM ETC-C12
Data Stephen Mattingly (University of Texas at Arlington)
Highway Route Planning based on Topographic data, using
8:40 AM ETC-C13 Pathfinding Algorithm and Image Processing Tools
Vihita Pedaballe (Texas A&M University)
Economic Feasibility of the Next-Generation Vehicles of
9:00 AM ETC-C14
Transportation Charles Willow (Monmouth University)
Estimating Transit Bus Waiting Times using WiFi Reader
9:20 AM ETC-C15
Technology Brian Park (University of Virginia)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at McKee
ETC-D Session: Cyber Physical Systems
Session Chair: Sang Hyuk Son (DGIST, Korea)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED A Smart New World: The Dream and Reality of
1:15 PM ETC-D16 Cyber Physical Systems
Sang Hyuk Son, (DGIST, Daegu,Korea)
Smart-Car Technology in GITC Yong-Hun Kim1, Soo-Young
1:45 PM ETC-D17 Suk1, Yongwan Park1,2 (1Gyeongbuk Institute of IT Convergence
Industry Technology, 2Yeungnam University)
Motion Analysis of Dance using Qualitative Trajectory Cal2:05 PM ETC-D18 culus and Geographic Information Science
Hyowon Ban (California State University, Long Beach)
Effect of Measurement Noise in Feedback Control Systems
2:25 PM ETC-D19 with Saturating Actuators
Yongsoon Eun, Juseung Lee, and Gyujin Na (DGIST, Korea)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
ETC Poster Session
Judge: Duck-Joo Yang (University of Texas, Dallas, USA)
ID
Title and Presenter
Design of the Piezoelectric Impact-based Micro Wind Energy
ETC-Poster-1
harvester, Yooseob Song
A Thermoelectric Power Generation System Using Waste Gas
ETC-Poster-2
from a Steel Plant, Deok-Hong Kang
Dispersion Stability Study of Graphene and Modified Graphene
ETC-Poster-3 Nanoparticles, Melissa Wunch, JK Lee, KR Kim, YS Kim.CK Kim,
SH Lee, JH Park, DJ Yang
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Symposium Program
GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE PATH TO SOLUTIONS (GCC)
GLOBAL CLIMATE
CHANGE AND THE
PATH TO SOLUTIONS
Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:40am
>> at MIT-8
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT-8
Chair: Co-Chair: Yong Nak Lee (HTRD Ltd)
Lee Ki-woo (Korea Institute of Energy Research, Korea), Kinney Kim
(North Carolina Central University), Burt Lee (American Chemical
Society)
GCC-A Session: Energy Conservation and Efficiency Improvements
Session Chair: Julius Rim (MET Ltd), Co-Chair: Yong Nak Lee (HTRD Ltd.)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
CONGRATULATORY REMARKS
8:00 AM
Lee Ki-Woo (Korea Institute of Energy Research, Korea)
KEYNOTE Carbon Dioxide Capture and Sequestration by
Integrating Pressure Swing Adsorption with an Open Cycle
8:05 AM GCC-A1
Supercritical CO2 Brayton Power Generation System
Frank Di Bella (Concepts NREC, LLC)
Full Depth Reclamation of Pavement to Alleviated Climate
8:35 AM GCC-A2
Changes Kang-Won Wayne Lee (University of Rhode Island)
Green Power Muffler” Invention Process
8:55 AM GCC-A3
Julius Rim (MET Ltd.)
Utilizing Recombinant DNA Enzyme Biotechnology to Im9:20 AM GCC-A4 prove Efficiency in Oil and Gas Operations
Richard Lee (BASF)
GCC-B Session: Energy Technologies Including Solid-State Power Generation,
Renewable Energy, and Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage, Bio-Energy
Session Chair: Yong Nak Lee (HTRD Ltd.), Co-Chairs: Burt Lee (ACS)/Yi Chang-Keun
(KIER, Korea)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Mineralogical and Petrophysical Changes in Carbon Dioxide
1:15 PM GCC-B5
Sequestration Hyukmin Kweon (University of Utah)
INVITED R & D Direction on Fuel Cell
1:40 PM GCC-B6
Jong-Hee Park (ex-Argonne National Lab.)
Solving Sodium of Materials Degradations
2:05 PM GCC-B7
Jong-Hee Park (ex-Argonne National Laboratory)
Polymer Nanocomposites for High Density Energy Storage
2:25 PM GCC-B8
Burt Lee (American Chemical Society)
2:45 PM
GCC-B9
Brief Review on Photocatalytic Reduction of Carbon Dioxide
Burt Lee (American Chemical Society)
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Thursday Afternoon
August 11
4:00pm – 6:25pm
>> at MIT-8
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 10:00am
>> at Carter
GCC-C Session: : Solar Cell, Fuel Cell, Rechargeable Battery, Power IT(EMS,
Smart Grid, Renewable Hybrid System)
Session Chair: Burt Lee (American Chemical Society), Co-Chair: Song Rak-hyun
(KIER, Korea)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
INVITED Renewable Energy Research Activities in Masdar,
4:00 PM GCC-C10 UAE: Novel Energy Storage Technology
Daniel Choi (Masdar Institute of Science and Technology, UAE)
Novel Methods for Preventing Carbon Deposition in a
4:30 PM GCC-C11 Bio-Fuel Fed Solid Oxide Fuel Cell
Sam D. Park (University of Louisville)
New Nitrogen-doped Graphene Catalysts for Fuel Cells and
4:55 PM GCC-C12
Batteries Eon Soo Lee (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
SOFC Activities at Korea Institute of Energy Research
5:20 PM GCC-C13
Rak-Hyun Song (KIER, Korea)
ETC/GCC Joint Session: Environment and Climate Change
Session Chair: Jae Hyeon Ryu (University of Idaho, USA), Co-Chairs: Yong Nak Lee
(HTRD,Ltd, USA), Burt Lee (ACS)
Friday Afternoon
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT 8
SMB-A Session: Small and Medium Business Workshop
Session Chair: Yong Nak Lee (HTRD Ltd), Co-Chairs: Kinney H. Kim (NCCU),
Thomas Hahn (UCLA), Nakho Sung (Tufts U), Burt Lee (ACS), Gyung Sun Hwang (UT
Austin)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Welcome, Introduction of participants; SMB Partnerships:
opportunities, challenges, strategy Workshop agenda
1:15 PM
Yong Nak Lee (President, Heat Transfer R&D, Ltd., IL)
SMBs in the States I, Current status, Future needs
1:45 PM
Kang Pil Lee, (President, Aspen Systems, Inc., MA)
SMBs in the States II, Current status, Future needs
2:00 PM SMB-A
Julius J. Rim (President, Int’l Metals and Energy Technology, Ltd)
SMBs in Korea, Current status, Future needs
2:15 PM
Joo Jaeheoun (President, HTRD Korea, Inc., Korea)
Consultations: Face-to-face between Korean Entrepreneurs
2:30 PM
and KSEA members Participants
Coffee Break
3:15 PM
Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
GCC Poster Session
Judges: Yong Nak Lee (HTRD Ltd), Lee Ki-woo (Korea Institute of Energy Research,
Korea), Kinney Kim (North Carolina Central University), Burt Lee (ACS)
ID
Title and Presenter
A Thermoelectric Power Generation System Using Waste Gas
GCC-Poster-1
from a Steel Plant Deok-Hong Kang (RIST, Korea)
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Friday Afternoon
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at MIT-8
SMB-B Session: Small and Medium Business Workshop
Session Chair: Yong Nak Lee (HTRD Ltd), Co-Chairs: Kinney H. Kim (NCCU),
Thomas Hahn (UCLA), Nakho Sung (Tufts U), Burt Lee (ACS), Gyung Sun Hwang (UT
Austin)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Panel Discussion, Strategic plan, Identification of business issues: technical, marketing, others, Formation of partnership
3:30 PM
teams, Others, Conducted in question-and-answer format
Participants
SMB-B
Team Formation sessions; Breakout sessions, Report on
breakout session results, Future action plan
4:30 PM
Participants
Adjourn
5:30 PM
Saturday Morning
August 13
8:00am – 9:40am
>> at MIT-8
SMB-C Session: Small and Medium Business Workshop
Session Chair: Yong Nak Lee (HTRD Ltd), Co-Chairs: Kinney H. Kim (NCCU),
Thomas Hahn (UCLA), Nakho Sung (Tufts U), Burt Lee (ACS), Gyung Sun Hwang (UT
Austin)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
SMB Committee Meeting
8:00 AM
SMB-C SMB Members
Adjourn
11:00 AM
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Joint Symposium Program
ENERGY, TRANSPORTATION AND CYBER SYSTEMS/GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE (ETC/GCC)
ETC / GCC JOINT
SYMPOSIUM
Friday Morning
August 12
8:00am – 10:00am
>> at Carter
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Chair: Co-Chair: Jae Hyeon Ryu (University of Idaho, USA)
Yong-Nak Lee (HTRD, Ltd, USA), Hee-Koo Moon (Solar Turbines Inc.,
USA), Duck-Joo Yang (University of Texas, Dallas, USA), Kinney H.
Kim (NCCU, USA)
ETC/GCC Joint Session: Environment and Climate Change
Session Chair: Jae Hyeon Ryu (University of Idaho, USA), Co-Chair: Yong Nak Lee
(HTRD,Ltd, USA), Dr. Burt Lee (ACS)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
CONGRATULATORY REMARKS
Korea’s Environmental Policy and Climate Mitigation
ETC/
Dr. Myung Ja Kim, Ph.D. (A former environment minister and
8:00 AM
GCC-1
president-elect of the Korean Federation of Science and Technology (KOFST) Societies)
INVITED US Environmental Policy and Climate Mitigation
ETC/
Mr. Frank Princiotta (A former director of air pollution preven8:15 AM
GCC-2
tion and control division, USEPA)
INVITED Research on an Integrated Top-down and Bottom-up System for Greenhouse Gas in Agriculture & LiveETC/
stock” Dr. Yoon-Mo Koo (Seoul National University), Yong8:35 AM
GCC-3
Gun Kim (Greenhouse Gas Inventory & Research Center),
Ki-Bok Chang (Korea Environment Institute)
INVITED Texas Climate Change and Water Resources Management
ETC/
Dr. John Tracy (Director, Texas Water Resources Research Insti8:55 AM
GCC-4
tute, Texas A&M University), Bruce McCarl (Regents Professor
and Distinguished Professor at Texas A&M University)
INVITED Safety Management of Water Infrastructures for
ETC/
Adaptation of Climate Change in Korea
9:15 AM
GCC-5
Dr. Jeong-Yeul Lim, Dong-Hoon Shin (K-Water Institute)
INVITED Accelerating Renewable Technologies with MateriETC/
als Genomics
9:35 AM
GCC-6
David Ginley (National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA)
Symposium Program
YOUNG GENERATION AND PROFESSIONAL FORUM (YGPF)
YOUNG GENERATION
AND PROFESSIONAL
FORUM
Chair: Co-Chair: Thursday Afternoon
August 12
12:00pm – 8:30pm
>> at Enterprise 7 & 8
YGPF-A Session:
Session Chairs: Phillip Han (Clockwise.MD), Katherine Cho (UCLA)
Time
Title and Speaker
Opening and Welcome
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Moderators: Phillip Han (Clockwise.MD), Katherine Cho
(UCLA)
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM Joint session with Intellectural Property/Industry Forum
Program Session I: Strengths-Based Leadership
3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Moderators: Jonathan Young Kim, (CSX Technology), Kyu
Hwan Han (Viasat), Amy Han (Stanford)
Friday
August 12
9:00am – 11:00pm
>> at Enterprise 7 & 8
Friday
August 12
3:30pm – 5:30pm
>> at Filmmakers/Aviator
Phillip K Han (Clockwise.MD)
Katherine Cho (Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership)
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Break
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
YGPF Dinner
YGPF-B Session:
Session Chairs: Phillip Han (Clockwise.MD), Katherine Cho (UCLA)
Time
Title and Speaker
9:00 AM - 9:45 AM YGPF Special Topics
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Plenary Session
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM UKC Lunch
Program Session II: Teams, Stages, and Development
Moderators: Jonathan Young Kim (CSX Technology), Kyu
1:15 PM - 3:00 PM
Hwan Han (Viasat), Amy Han (Stanford), Katherine Cho
(UCLA)
3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Poster Sessions (room: Filmmakers)
Presenters: Please see table below for poster presentation list
6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Rangers Game
YGPF Poster Session:
Judges: Phillip K Han (Clockwise.MD), Katherine Cho (Colin Powell School for Civic
and Global Leadership)
ID
Title and Presenter
Total Synthesis of a Bioactive Colletochlorin B Natural Product,
YGPF-Poster-1
Sun Choi
Senior Design Project with Idaho Department of Transportation
YGPF-Poster-2
(ITD), Seung Chae Ryu
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YGPF-Poster-3
YGPF-Poster-4
YGPF-Poster-5
YGPF-Poster-6
YGPF-Poster-7
YGPF-Poster-8
YGPF-Poster-9
YGPF-Poster-10
YGPF-Poster-11
YGPF-Poster-12
YGPF-Poster-13
YGPF-Poster-14
YGPF-Poster-15
YGPF-Poster-16
YGPF-Poster-17
YGPF-Poster-18
YGPF-Poster-19
YGPF-Poster-20
YGPF-Poster-21
YGPF-Poster-22
YGPF-Poster-23
YGPF-Poster-24
YGPF-Poster-25
YGPF-Poster-26
YGPF-Poster-27
YGPF-Poster-28
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Effects of Corporal Punishment for Child Development,
Seungeon Ryu
Parallelizing HSPF to Improve Hydrological Simulations using
a Small-Scale Supercomputer, JungJin Kim
Next Generation of YouTube Video Recommendations from
Content Signals, Joonseok Lee
Bridge Resource Program, Refind Load Rating, Sun Ho Ro
Teaching Code is Not About Creating Programmers,
Hansol Hong
GPU-Accelerated Monte-Carlo Simulation of Thermo-Magnetic
Spin Fluctuation Using Heisenberg Model, Sookyung Kim
Scholar Plot: A Compact and Scalable Visualization Method for
Academic Careers, Kyeongan Kwon
Using Nanoparticles to detect small tumors, Sun Kyoung Choi
The Synthesis of Prescriptive Building Information Modeling Component Data for Facility Management: Case Studies,
Suduck Kim
How KSEA Seattle YG Promotes Networking For Young Scientific Minds, Seung-been Steven Lee
A Career in the ETC Industry, Solomon Kang
Occurrence and Toxicity of Disinfection Byproducts in European Drinking Waters in Relation with the HIWATE Epidemiology Study, Clara Jeong
Remote laser drilling of alumina ceramic for microelectronics,
Dongkyoung Lee
Inactivation of Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex mediates The
Selective Effects of Butyrate on Colorectal Cancer Cells,
Anna Han
Phase Behavior of Polyelectrolyte Blends, Ha-Kyung Kwon
Practical leadership and team management skills to take your
work to the next level, Erik Reinertsen
Fundamental steps for robotics with data analysis, Ryuhwa Kim
Viability of Aspergillus oryzae as a host for ginsenosides production through fungal transformation, Sang Il Kwon
Illumina Analysis of Microbial Community in Harvested Rainwater from Three Full-scale Residential Systems, Taegyu Kim
Levels of Bevacizumab and Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor-A from Retinal Pigmented Epithelial Cells in vivo, Jina Lim
Investigating the Specificity of the Interactions between MBTHlike Proteins and Nonribosomal Peptide Synthetases, Jane Ryu
Building Instant Music, Howon Song
Evaluation of the Active Traffic Management on Virginia’s Interstate 66 Corridor, PilJin Chun
Determination of Solute-Solvent Intermolecular Interactions
using Enhanced NOE from Hyperpolarized Spin, Jihyun Kim
Data Analytics and Visualization in Real World Application,
Ahreum Han
The Synergistic Effect of Fluoride and Laser Radiation for the
Inhibition of Demineralization of Enamel Surfaces,
Raymond Lee
YGPF-Poster-29
YGPF-Poster-30
YGPF-Poster-31
YGPF-Poster-32
YGPF-Poster-33
YGPF-Poster-34
YGPF-Poster-35
YGPF-Poster-36
YGPF-Poster-37
YGPF-Poster-38
YGPF-Poster-39
YGPF-Poster-40
YGPF-Poster-41
YGPF-Poster-42
YGPF-Poster-43
YGPF-Poster-44
YGPF-Poster-45
YGPF-Poster-46
YGPF-Poster-47
YGPF-Poster-48
YGPF-Poster-49
YGPF-Poster-50
YGPF-Poster-51
YGPF-Poster-52
YGPF-Poster-53
YGPF-Poster-54
YGPF-Poster-55
YGPF-Poster-56
Association of Women Surgeon Student Chapter @ VCU School
of Medicine, Janet Lee
Key Trends in US High-Tech Entrepreneurship, Danny Kim
Automatically Detecting Controversy on the Web, Myungha Jang
The role of natural killer T cells during the development of
acute childhood leukemia, Sumin Jo
Getting out of Academia, Stella Chun
Planning an Exhibition Booth for the Transplant Congress as a
Medical Writer, Sahee Kim
Essential Leadership Skills Need to be Successful YG Group
Leaders, Jun Bae Choi
There and back again, Dennis Kwon
Perspectives of Millennium Village Project Stakeholders on Program Successes, Challenges, and Recommendations: A Qualitative Analysis, Claire E Kim
Publication of Two Guidebooks for Teens with Epilepsy and
Parents of Children with Autism, Seo Young Lee
Tumor suppression via paclitaxel-loaded drug carriers that target inflammation marker upregulated in tumor vasculature and
macrophages, Esther Kim
Establishment of KSEA Rutgers, JiYoung Park
Optimization Model for Natural Gas Supply Systems,
Sang Jin Kweon
The Business Side of Things in Technology, Michael Kim
NanoEngineering and Technology Society at UCSD,
Hyeon Woo Kim
Principles, Methods, and Challenges of integrative genomic
analyses in Biomedical Informatics, Yoonjung Joo
The Role of Cbl-b in CD4+ Effector T Cells Resistance Mechanism against Regulatory T Cells, SeongJun Han
Introduction to Video Compression, Edward Hong
Challenge and response in the Francisco River Basin,
Hannah Lee
Multiple Sclerosis: Investigation of the Linkage between IBD
and EAE Pathogensis, Yula Go
Leadership Experience in Davis, Da Eun Kim
Technical Feasibility and Safety of an Intraoperative Head-Up
Display Device in Neurosurgery, Jang Yoon
Patient Safety and Reducing Medication Errors, Richard Oh
Imaging-Based Classification of Pancreatic Cancer, Yeonju Lee
Measurements of Saturation Pressure in Nano-porous Silica
Monoliths, Hyeyoung Cho
Customized research social network for construction engineering and management, Juyeong Choi
The Most Important Qualities of Cofounders, Charles Han
Towards Developing Cost-Effective Eye Mouse- A human computer interaction for individuals with motor disability,
Tae-gyung Yoo
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YGPF-Poster-57
YGPF-Poster-58
YGPF-Poster-59
YGPF-Poster-60
YGPF-Poster-61
YGPF-Poster-62
YGPF-Poster-63
YGPF-Poster-64
YGPF-Poster-65
YGPF-Poster-66
YGPF-Poster-67
YGPF-Poster-68
YGPF-Poster-69
YGPF-Poster-70
YGPF-Poster-71
YGPF-Poster-72
YGPF-Poster-73
YGPF-Poster-74
YGPF-Poster-75
YGPF-Poster-76
YGPF-Poster-77
YGPF-Poster-78
YGPF-Poster-79
YGPF-Poster-80
YGPF-Poster-81
YGPF-Poster-82
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MDR1 Transporter Protects Against Paraquat-Induced Dopaminergic Neurodegeneration, Dahea You
Hybrid neural encoding and decoding of dynamic stimuli,
Jason Ki
Collaboration Emphasized in a Curriculum for a Web Application Development Workshop, Yeonhoon Park
Operational characteristics of the kinetochore-based reactions
of the spindle assembly checkpoint, Janice Sim
Economic Impact of Natural Disasters on Construction Markets
and Contractor-Submitted Bid Prices, Minsoo Baek
Developing Virtual Reality Games, Sae Young Kim
Automatic T-valve System to Improve the Energy Efficiency of
Firefighting Robot, Jeongwan Kim
Year, Non-year number distinguisher, Jem Kim
Synthesis of CuO nanodot structures via thermal oxidation process as photoelectrode for organic-inorganic solar cells,
Kichang Jung
Developing and Growing a Local YGP Chapter,
Sung Ryong Park
Era of Mobility - Change in Non-Public Transportation,
Il Taek Kwon
Preparation and Characterization of Solid Supported Bilayers,
Yeeun Kim
Sleep Deprivation and Executive Functions,
Se Yun Kim
JTRP(Joint Transportation Research Program) Projects in
CEM, Soojin Yoon
Interdisciplinary graduate program in environmental and ecological science and engineering area: role and value,
Younjeong Choi
Various Components of Autonomous Cars, Yun Jae Cho
Seven ways you can grow from leading an organization,
Kyubyung Kang
A Good Leader versus A Good Supervisor, Hyerin (Hailey) Yoon
The remediation of oil-contaminated soils using polyacrylamide
solution, Jungyeon Jang
The effect of local melting on DNA loop formation, Jiyoun Jeong
Tobacco Cessation and Nicotine Replacement Therapy,
Soan Kim
Challenges to Healthy Living in the Modern World: Headache,
Daeho Lee
Facing Fears or Falls and Finishing, Janice Kim
The landscape architecture of apartment complex in Korea,
Sun Jung Lee
Maximizing the Energy Saving Potential of Radiant Floor System with Model-based Predictive Control (MPC), Jaewan Joe
Money Matters, Kristen Han
YGPF-Poster-83 Intercorrelation of Neurochemical Metabolites Measured with
Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS) in the Anterior Cingulate Cortex (ACC) of Patients w, Jeong Hwa Kim
YGPF-Poster-84 OTT Video Landscape, Paul Kim
YGPF-Poster-85 Using Gender-Inclusive Design to Improve Participation in
Computer Programming, Michael Lee
YGPF-Poster-86 Investment for the Future, Jae Hee Kim
YGPF-Poster-87 An Maximization Problem for Accumulated Discounted Expected Utility of Wealth, Chaeyun Lee
YGPF-Poster-88 Starting a YG Chapter, Soomin Cho
YGPF-Poster-89 Journey of an MD/PhD Student, Nathanael Lee
YGPF-Poster-90 The Role of an Actuary in an Insurance Company, Sunny Kang
Saturday
August 13
9:00am – 9:00pm
>> at Enterprise 7 & 8
YGPF-C Session:
Session Chairs: Phillip Han (Clockwise.MD), Katherine Cho (UCLA)
Time
Title and Speaker
9:00 AM - 9:45 AM YGPF Special Topics
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Plenary Session
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM YGPF Lunch
Program Session III: Leadership
1:15 PM - 3:00 PM Moderators: Jonathan Young Kim (CSX Technology), Kyu
Hwan Han (Viasat), Amy Han (Stanford)
3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Open Session
YGPF members are encouraged to attend other UKC forums
6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
UKC Dinner
*The Young Generational Professional Forum (YGPF) would not have be possible without
the efforts of the YGPF organizers: Kyu Hwan Han (Viasat), Linda Kim (University of
California, San Francisco), DK Kim (Healthcare Systems Engineering Institute), Michelle
Roh (Columbia School of Dental Medicine), Carol Rim (University of Arizona), Jina
Cha (CVS Health), Junha Park (Georgia Tech), Daniel Ha (SIVA Group), Jonathan
Young Kim (CSX Technology), Daniel Lee (Med Assets, Emory University), Amy
Han (Stanford University), Phillip Han (Clockwise.MD), and Katherine Cho (UCLA).
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Sponsor Named Forums
Time
Location
Aug 11, at 8:00AM Cattle Carons
KHIDI
Aug 11, at 8:00AM
Aug 11, at 1:15PM
Aug 11, at 1:15PM
Aug 11, at 1:15PM
Aug 11, at 1:15PM
Aug 12, at 10:00AM
Aug 12, at 1:15PM
Carter
Glasscock
Jonsson
MIT7
Innovation
Glasscock
Vandergriff
KOFAC
KIST
KITECH
CJ
Intellectual Property (IP) and Indsutry Forum
KEIT
Seoul City Forum
KWISE Forums
Aug 12, at 1:15PM
Jonsson
Name
KWiSE-KOFWST
Forum Program
KHIDI (KOREA HEALTH INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE) FORUM ON DRUG
AND VACCINE DEVELOPMENT
The KHIDI Forum on Drug and Device Development is a joint session between BMP
and CNV Symposia. This Forum will bring together the leaders in development of
therapeutics to treat cardiovascular and metabolic diseases in universities and industry,
biomedical and healthcare devices to improve healthcare and patient well-being, and biohealth research development policies. Profs. Kun-Ho Yoon at Catholic University School
of Medicine, Kwang-Seok Park at Seoul National University, and Hanjoong Jo at Emory
University and Georgia Institute of Technology, and additional speakers from Korean
government and pharmaceutical industry are scheduled to attend.
Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at Cattle Carons
KHIDI Forum on Drug and Device Development-Joint Session by BMP and CNV
Co-Chairs: Hanjoong Jo (Emory and Georgia Tech), Ick Chan Kwon (KIST), Young-sup
Yoon (Emory Univ), Sanghoon Lee (Korea Univ)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Introduction Remarks:
BMP/
Kyung Sun (Director, Osong Medical Innovation Foundation)
8:00 AM
CNV-1
Min Soo Park (Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare)
Cell Therapeutics for Diabetes Mellitus
BMP/
Kun-Ho Yoon (Director of KHIDI and Professor of Catholic
8:10 AM
CNV-2
University of Korea, Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital)
MicroRNA Inhibitors in Nanoparticles as Targeted TheraBMP/
peutics for Atherosclerosis
8:35 AM
CNV-3
Hanjoong Jo (Emory and Georgia Tech)
BMP/ Treatment of Cancer Patients with Lymphonenia
9:00 AM
CNV-4 Sehwan Yang (CEO, Genexine/NeoImmune Tech)
9:25 AM
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
6:00pm – 9:30pm
>> at Hard Eight BBQ
BMP/ uHealthcare Technology and Prospect
CNV-5 Kwang Suk Park (Seoul National University)
BMP/CNV/GPRP Joint Networking Dinner supported by KHIDI and Osong K-Bio
Time
Program
Transport to Hard Eight BBQ by Bus from the Conference
6:00 PM
Hotel Front
KHIDI & Osong K-Bio Networking Dinner
Introduction of KHIDI by Kun-Ho Yoon
6:30 PM
Introduction of Osong K-Bio by Sun Kyung
Introduction of Attendants
Dinner
7:00 PM
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Forum Program
KOFAC-AAAS FORUM
“Science for Society, Science for Diplomacy”
According to the OECD Daejeon Ministerial Meeting 2015, the S&T innovation will be
the solution for imminent issues such as sustainable environment, climate change, new
energy development, food security, and more. Citizen science, public engagement in
science, and science diplomacy among different countries are necessary to take actions
for the real life issues that the humanity is facing. The KOFAC-AAAS Forum aims to
search ways to promote science diplomacy of not only scientists, but also of the citizen
and the whole global community based on science communication and engagement.
Please join us at the forum and share your insights and opinions.
Thursday Morning
August 11
8:00am – 9:45am
>> at Carter
Organizers:
• Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity (KOFAC)
• American Association for Advancement of Science (AAAS)
Time
Program
Opening: Introduction of KOFAC-AAAS Forum
8:00 AM - 8:10 AM
(Forum Chair) Dr. Myung Ja Kim, President-elect, Korean Fed(10min)
eration of Science and Technology (KOFST)
The Role and Aims of the Liaison Group of Associations for
8:10 AM - 8:25 AM the Advancement of Science
Dr. Tom C. Wang, Chief International Officer, and Director of
(15min)
Center for Science Diplomacy, AAAS
8:25 AM - 8:40 AM From Science Communication to Science Diplomacy
Dr. Seunghwan Kim, President, KOFAC
(15min)
(Discussion)
(Discussant) Dr. Eun-Suk Seo, Vice President and 45th
8:40 AM - 9:10 AM
President-elect (46th President), Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA)
9:10 AM - 9:15 AM Closing
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Forum Program
KIST FORUM
To celebrate KIST (Korea Institute of Science and Technology)’s 50 th Anniversary, we
are pleased to host the KIST Forum on Thursday, August 11 th , 2016. It is a great honor
to invite many scientists and leaders from Korea and the United States.
The purposes of the KIST Forum are: 1) to share KIST’s achievements of the past 50
years; 2) to share visions for the future; and 3) to introduce KIST scholarship programs.
We look forward to your participation.
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Glasscock
Time
Program
1:15 PM - 1:20 PM Greetings (by Dr. Tae-Hoon Lim, Vice-President of KIST)
KIST’s Achievements of the Past 50 years, and Visions
for the Future (by Dr. Eun Gyeong Yang, Director of KIST
1:20 PM - 1:45 PM International Affairs Division)
- Presentation
- Watching the KIST Vision Video Clip
R&D Activities at KIST
- Biomedical Research Institute
(by Dr. Ick Chan Kwon, Director-General of Biomedical Re1:45 PM - 2:25 PM search institute)
- Post-Silicon Semiconductor Institute
(by Dr. Joonyeon Chang, Director-General of Post-Silicon
Semiconductor Institute)
2:25 PM - 2:45 PM
Introduction of KIST Scholarship Programs
(by Dr. Oh Shim Joo , Dean of Global School for R&D)
2:45 PM - 3:15 PM Networking
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Forum Program
KITECH FORUM ON ADVANCED MANUFACTURING : INSPECTION SYSTEM,
MATERIAL DESIGN, RENEWABLE BIOBASED PRODUCTS, AND PRINTED
ELECTRONICS
Manufacturing is of great importance in enhancing the level of human life. The
Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, KITECH, aims to contribute to the growth
of the national manufacturing industry through development, application and
commercialization of manufacturing technologies and supports for SMEs. The KITECH
Forum is planned to advance the manufacturing technologies in the areas of new
materials, printed electronics, and renewable biobased products. Please join us at the
forum and share your insights and opinions.
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Jonsson
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Chair: Dr. Byung-Wook Choi, Director, US Tech Coop Center, KITECH
Time
Program
1:15 PM - 1:20 PM Congratulatory Remarks : Youngsoo Lee, President, Korea
(5min)
Institute of Industrial Technology
1:20 PM - 1:30 PM Introduction to KITECH : Dr. Byung-Wook Choi, Director
(10min)
US Tech Coop Center, KITECH
Open-Source Hardware Application for Inspection System
1:30 PM - 1:50 PM
Monitoring : Dr. Kyungchan Jin, Principal Researcher, Korea
(20min)
Institute of Industrial Technology
Designing of Materials for Overcoming Physical Proper1:50 PM - 2:10 PM
ties : Dr. Minha Lee, Principal Researcher, Korea Institute of
(20min)
Industrial Technology
Green Chemical Products from Industrial Biorefinery :
2:10 PM - 2:30 PM
Dr. Sangyong Kim, Principal Researcher, Korea Institute of
(20min)
Industrial Technology
Electronic Assembly Materials that Enable Products and
2:30 PM - 2:50 PM
Processes used in Advanced Manufacturing : Dr. Gene Kim
(20min)
(Alpha) and Dr. Dan Gamota (Jabil)
Thermal Treatment of Printed Electronics Application
2:50 PM - 3:10 PM
Using a Laser: Dr. Kyung-Tae Kang, Principal Researcher,
(20min)
Korea Institute of Industrial Technology
3:10 PM - 3:15 PM
Closing
(5min)
Forum Program
CJ CHEILJEDANG FORUM
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at MIT7
Session Chair: Sung Woo Kim (North Carolina State University), Co-Chair: Jin-hee
Kang (CJ)
Time
ID
Title and Speaker
Opening
1:15 PM
Sung Woo Kim (North Caorlina State University)
Welcome and Introduction
1:20 PM FAN-B6
Jae-ho Jang (CJ)
Roundtable discussion #1
1:30 PM FAN-B7 Hang-duk Roh, Byung-suk Moon, Suk-woo Ji, and Jae-ho Jang
(CJ)
BREAK TIME
2:10 PM
Roundtable discussion #2
2:20 PM FAN-B8 Hang-duk Roh, Byung-suk Moon, Suk-woo Ji, and Jae-ho Jang
(CJ)
Discussion and conclusion
3:00 PM FAN-B9 Jae-ho Jang (CJ)
3:10 PM
Closing
Jin-hee Kang (CJ)
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Forum Program
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (IP) AND INDUSTRY FORUM
The Intellectual Property (IP) Forum will provide presentation sessions about a new role
of IP in the era of Creative Economy and about how to lead the rapidly-growing world
IP market with a strategic cooperation between US and Korea. This year, the IP Forum
will jointly host sessions with Industry Forum and Young Generation and Professional
Forum (YGPF). Sessions will focus on various topics including roles of IP in our
technology driven modern society, an overview of intellectual property in general, and
different perspectives from the industry and/or universities or institutes. The sessions
are designed to provide a gentle introduction, but an insightful view on the intellectual
property to provide a deeper understanding of the intellectual property.
Thursday Afternoon
August 11
1:30pm – 3:00pm
>> at Enterprise 7 & 8
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Chair: Paul T. Lee (President of KORUSIP)
Time
Program
World Patent Disputes and Implications on R&D
1:30 PM
TBD
Introduction to Intellectual Property
2:00 PM
Sungyong In
Stories from Industry/Universities and Institutes/Venture
Capitals
2:30 PM
TBD
Forum Program
KEIT GLOBAL PLANNING FORUM
KEIT(Korea Evaluation Institute of Industrial Technology) is one of most active and
dynamic innovation support organization in Korea, managing R&D programs to foster
innovation.
The Forum is to promote the participation of Korean-American scientists and
engineers in planning of Korea national R&D projects for improving R&D
productivity and Global Cooperation.
Korean-American scientists and engineers in various technical areas will discuss
the trends of current leading technologies in this Forum with Program Directors
(PD) of KEIT to generate creative and innovative ideas for national R&D projects
planning.
This Forum will be focused on 9 industrial technology areas :
- Bio-medical, Embedded S/W, Robot, Smart Car, Nano Convergence, Industrial
Convergence, Smart Electronics, Knowledge Service, Design.
Friday
August 12
11:00am – 5:00pm
>> at Carter, Glasscock,
MIT10, Harvesters and
Mccombs
Time
Program
11:40 AM - 12:25 PM Introduction of Korea national R&D program
12:25 PM - 1:00 PM
Networking Luncheon hosted by KEIT
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Panel Discussion (5 subcommittees)
at Carter, Glasscock, MIT10, Harvesters and Mccombs
- Discuss recent research trends and good project
ideas between KEIT PDs and Korean-American
scientists/engineers
Chair : KEIT PDs
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Forum Program
SEOUL CITY FORUM
The 2 nd Seoul City Forum aims at discussing 1) the preventive solutions of potential
urban disasters and 2) the development of “Smart City.” Experts in each area will present
the technologies available for the prevention and prompt recovery of urban disasters.
Movements and recent activities about Smart Cities will also be presented by KoreanAmerican scientists and engineers.
The invited panel members will join the discussion to share their experiences and
provide technical advice on potential issues that the proposed technical solutions and
methods may have at the time of implementing the measures.
The UKC attendees are encouraged to participate in this forum to exchange their ideas
and help develop better solutions.
Friday
August 12
1:15pm – 3:15pm
>> at Vandergriff
Time
1:15 PM - 1:20 PM
1:20 PM - 1:45 PM
1:45 PM - 2:10 PM
2:10 PM - 2:35 PM
2:35 PM - 3:00 PM
3:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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Greetings and Introduction
Dr. Soolyeon Cho (Associate Professor at North Carolina
State University)
Sink Holes in Cities: Technologies for and Examples of
Prevention, Recovery, and Related Issues in City Infrastructure
Dr. Hae-Bum Yun (Associate Professor at University of Central Florida)
Use of Information Technology (IT) in Disaster Prediction
and Recovery
Dr. Boong Yeol Ryoo (Associate Professor at Texas A&M
University)
Smart City & Energy: City Restructuring for the Development of Zero Energy Community
Dr. Seoung-Eon Lee (Lead Principal Investigator, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology)
Current Trend and Status of Smart City Movement in the
US and other Developed Countries: Initiatives and Technologies
Dr. Soolyeon Cho (Associate Professor at North Carolina
State University)
Panel Discussions
Forum Program
KWISE-KOFWST (KOREAN-AMERICAN WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
/ KOREA FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATIONS)
“WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP IN CHANGING WORLD”
Korean-American Women in Science and Engineering (KWiSE) and Korean Federation
of Women’s Science & Technology (KOFWST) invite you (regardless of gender)
to the Women’s Forum entitled “Women’s Leadership in Changing World.” It is
organized with UKC2016’s theme of Enriching Lives through Science Technology and
Entrepreneurship to promote a spirit of pursuing scientific excellence and its practical
application to current issues of the world. The goal is to harness the untapped leadership
potential of female scientists and engineers to empower a future generation of women
leaders in science and technology. It will be an interactive and engaging event to further
foster peer networking and mentoring among attendees. KWiSE and KOFWST provide
a platform for current and future leaders to meet in an environment where meaningful
partnerships and friendships can be nurtured. It should be a great opportunity to
exchange ideas, learn and inspire, and promote better leadership for a changing world.
Chair Hee-Yong Kim
Chief, Laboratory of Molecular Signaling, NIAAA, NIH & KWiSE President
Co-Chair Se-Moon Park
President KOFWST & President WiN Global
Friday Presentation
August 12
1:15pm – 2:45pm
>> at Jonsson
Outlook of KWiSE
Hee-Yong Kim
Role of the KOFWST
Se-Moon Park
Women’s engagement, changes and further
leap in the fields of science, engineering and
technology for better world: Korea’s policy
and strategy
Preparing for Future Opportunities
Elizabeth Chu Richter, FAIA
Laboratory Chief, NIH,USA
KWiSE President
Mi Ock Mun A member of
National Assembly of Korea
Discussion Panelists
August 12
2:45pm – 3:15pm
>> at Jonsson
Richter Architects, CEO, 2015 President, American Institute of Architects
Research and Teaching in US Academia: Rewards and Challenges from a
Woman’s Perspective
Double Dare
Grace Hyun Kim
Jong-In Hahm Associate Professor, Georgetown University, USA
Associate Professor
UCLA, USA
Suejung Huh
Hei-Sook Lee
MiHye Kim
MinHee Ko
Hee Young Paik
EunSuk Seo
Founder & CEO,
Ohhh! Inc. USA
Professor, Department of Computer
Science, Chungbuk National University
Networking Dinner
August 11
6:30pm – 8:30pm
>> at TBD
President, KOFWST
Korea
Director, Center for Gendered Innovations
in Science & Technology Researches,
KOFWST, Professor Emeritus, Seoul
National University
Principal Research Fellow, Center for
Gendered Innovations in Science & Technology Researches, KOFWST,
Professor Emeritus, Ewha Womans Univ.
Research Scientist,
Doheny Eye Institute and University
of California, Los Angeles
Professor, School of Engineering,
University of Maryland,
President-Elect, KSEA
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SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
Sookyung Kim
Georgia Institute of Technology
Kyung Hyun
University of California, Irvine
Dahea You
Rutgers University
Seung-Been Steve Lee
University of Washington
PilJin Chun
University of Virginia
Jaekyo Yi
Won Jun Jo
Kyung Eun Kim
State University of NY at Stony Brook Massachusetts Institute of Technology Georgetown University
Yungjun Yoo
University of Maryland
Junghoon Jahng
University of California, Irvine
Jeyoung Woo
The University of Texas at Austin
Erik Reinertsen
Emory University
Taekeun Kim
So Yun Min
Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Massachusetts
Jaeil Han
University of Texas at Houston
Taegon Oh
Northwestern University
Minung Kang
Weill Cornell Medical College
Ju Yong Koh
Campbell University
Yeon Ju Son
University of Pennsylvania
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University of North Texas
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KOFST will play a crucial role in leading
the science and technology renaissance of Korea
THE KOREAN FEDERATION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SOCIETIES
KOFST is firmly committed to enriching and supporting science and
technology societies; encouraging scientists to engage with society;
protecting the rights and interests of scientists;
and increasing public understanding of scientific discoveries
and theories to reap even greater benefits for Korea.
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투명하고 전문적인 산업기술 기획·평가·관리를 통한 국가기술경쟁력 강화
新비전 ‘세계최고의 산업기술을
선도하는 R&D지원 글로벌 리더’
가 R&D지원 분야의 글로벌 리더로서 도약하기 위해
새로운 비전으로 새로운 도전을 시작합니다.
는 우리의 산업기술이 세계최고 기술경쟁력을 확보할 수 있도록
선진화·전문화된 기획-평가-관리를 통해 앞장서 길을 만들겠습니다.
고객의 행복이 우리의 가치입니다
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청렴과 공정으로 신뢰받는 KEIT
존중과 배려로 기쁨이 넘치는 KEIT
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OSONG
Medical Innovation
Foundation
To provide comprehensive and world class research
infrastructure to support the research in developing
high - tech medical technology
New Drug Development Center
Provide supports for Global Bio medicine Development
Medical Device Development Center
Provide world class comprehensive research space and system
supporting the research in the areas of design, manufacturing and
testing the development of high-tech medical devices
Laboratory Animal Center
Fast-tracking the development of New Drugs and Medical Devices
Clinical Trials Drug Manufacturing Center
Support the Commercialization of New Biopharmaceuticals
Industry & Research Institutions
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