At the Bioelectronics & Microsystems Lab (BML), we are dedicated to developing advanced interfaces that drive breakthroughs in brain science by seamlessly integrating cutting-edge materials and electronics. We pioneer long-term and stable electrophysiological recordings of brain organoids, advanced analysis and treatments for neurological disorders, and novel biological computing platforms leveraging brain organoids. By incorporating intelligent material systems, such as magnetically actuated materials, bio-inspired mechanical metamaterials, and human-machine interactive metasurfaces. We bridge the gap between biological tissue and electronics. Ultimately, our work pushes the boundaries of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) to pioneer intelligent bioelectronics capable of minimally invasive, precise, real-time monitoring and stimulation.
Bioelectronics (Neural interfaces)
- Long-term and stable measurement of electrophysiological information
from brain organoids
Science Advances (2021), Advanced Materials (2021)
- Analysis and treatment of brain diseases
- Biological computing utilizing brain organoids
Collaboration with the Organoids research group in KIST (since 2023)
Intelligent Materials Systems
- Magnetically actuated Material systems
Advanced Materials (2025), Advanced intelligent Systems (2025)
- Bio-inspired Mechanical Metamaterials
Advanced Materials (2025)
- Human-machine interactive Metasurface
Science Advances (2026)
Intelligent Bioelectronics
- Machine Learning driven Myocardial Dynamics monitoring
in revision
- Magnetically Navigable Neural interfaces (Neuro-Stethoscope)
in preparation