Hansol Yoon
at Georgia Tech
at Georgia Tech
Hi! My name is Hansol Yoon. My research aims to see and impact beyond barriers. Optics and ultrasonics as well as signal processing have served as fascinating tools to this end. I seek to discover more of their capabilities.
See the unseen & Impact beyond barriers
I am a Ph.D. student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech, advised by Prof. Shu Jia, specializing in computational biophotonics. Previously, I developed computational imaging techniques with Prof. Seung Ah Lee at Yonsei University and contributed to the development of commercial holotomography systems with Prof. YongKeun Park at Tomocube. Prior to that, I worked on additive manufacturing techniques with Prof. Hoon Sohn at KAIST.
I earned my B.S. (2018, summa cum laude) and M.S. (2020) in Electronic Engineering from Sogang University. For my M.S., I led diverse projects in medical ultrasound under the guidance of Prof. Tai-Kyong Song, which required a flexible skill set in signal processing. My passion for the biomedical field began during my undergraduate internship at the Brain Science Institute at KIST, where I was mentored by Dr. Sungwook Yang.