Welcome to Neurotechnique and Brain Mapping Lab!
Our mission is to invent tools for extracting multi-modal information from individual cells of intact biological systems. Using the tools, we are demystifying neural networks to understand brain functions, and devising a way to modulate the network for curing brain diseases.
Research Keywords
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NEUROTECHNIQUE
– 3D Histology techniques
– Novel read-out techniques for the brain
– AI-based 3D image processing
– functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS)
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BRAIN MAPPING
– Neurodegenerative disease
– Communication between mice
– Finding novel brain network
– Brain-body network
News and notices
Honored with Best Poster Award at the Chang Hsiang-Tung Brain Science Symposium! Congratulations to Chohyun, Sehun, Daye, and Minsung!
Our lab was honored to present research on A brain-wide interneuronal wireless network mediated by extracellular vesicles at the 2024 Chang Hsiang-Tung Brain Science Symposium in Shanghai. The poster, co-authored[…]
Read moreAwarded Best Poster at the 2024 KSBNS Conference! Congratulations to Taeyeon, Hyuntae, and Hamin!
At the 2024 KSBNS Conference, our lab presented the poster, co-authored by Taeyeon, Hyuntae, and Hamin, and received the Best Poster Award. Congratulations to everyone involved!
Read moreHamin Receives Outstanding Award from URP Program Workshop!
Our undergraduate student researcher, Hamin, has received an excellent award from the URP program for work on “Brain Mapping and Holistic Understanding of Ultrasonic Vocal Interaction”. Congratulations Hamin! 🎉
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Sehun and Daye’s Poster Win Award at KSEV!
Sehun and Daye’s poster, titled ‘Interneuronal Wireless Network Mediated by Extracellular Vesicles,’ was awarded by the Korea Society of Extracellular Vesicles (KSEV). Congratulations!
Read moreJoining our group
As of 12.07.2023, we are hiring students and postdocs whose backgrounds are one among below:
Molecular or cell biology
Drug delivery
Neuroscience
Neurotechniques
If you are interested in joining our group, please email the PI (Young-Gyun Park) at ygpark12@kaist.ac.kr with your transcript and/or CV (or some other documents) that describes your background knowledge, interests and skills.
