Biophotonics is a fascinating area of study that looks at how light interacts with living things. At COBI Lab, we explore basic principles of optics, build imaging systems, and make image processing algorithms to survey light-matter interactions at the level of living organs, tissues, and individual cells.
Lee, B., Jeong, S., Lee, J., Kim, T. S., Braaf, B., Vakoc, B. J., & Oh, W.-Y. (2023). Wide-Field Three-Dimensional Depth-Invariant Cellular-Resolution Imaging of the Human Retina. Small, 19(11).
We develop cutting-edge optical technology for "snapshot-like imaging" of both the intensity and the phase of the light backscattered from biotissues. To these data, we apply computational methods and AI solutions to overcome "seemingly fundamental" limitations of optical imaging systems. Our ultimate goal is to demonstrate the efficacy of such hardware and software advancements in clinical science and physiology, eventually translating them to real-world applications.
Electromagnetic wave theory and scattering theory
Biomedical signal processing
Real-time signal processing (FPGA or CUDA)
Machine learning applications in biomedical imaging (U-Net, GAN)
Optical design (lenses, mirrors, prisms, gratings, and cameras)
Fiber-optic devices (couplers, isloators, and circulators)
Human and small animal imaging studies
우리 연구실에서 함께할 학생 분들(박사과정, 석사과정, 통합과정, 학부생 인턴)과 연구원 분들을 모집합니다. 위의 분야에 관심이 있거나 전문성을 키우고 싶으신 분들께서는 이병권 교수(byungkun@dgist.ac.kr)에게 간략한 자기소개 및 CV를 보내 주시면 감사드리겠습니다.