We are delighted to announce that Professor Young-gyun Park has received the Best Lecture Award for the last semester.This honor recognizes the professor’s outstanding dedication to teaching and his inspiring impact on students.
They provided valuable knowledge and tips on how to publish a paper, including how to design a project, write a manuscript, and navigate various pre- and post-submission situations. Considering a research paper is the final fruition of most research, those lessons were so precious!
We are proud to share that KAIST was selected as the national representative for Brain Awareness Week 2025, a global initiative to promote public understanding of brain science. Our lab’s principal investigator, Professor Young-Gyun Park, served as the organizing lead and successfully hosted a public lecture as the main event of the week. The talk…
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Hamin was honored with the Best Undergraduate Research Award at the graduation ceremony.👍🥰 Congratulations on this outstanding achievement!
YG met the first student of NBML, Isabel Crisostomo, at his DukeNUS seminar in Singapore! Isabel was an undergraduate student at NBML from 2020-2021 and is now a student at DukeNUS Medical School.
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 by Chohyun, Sehun, Daye, and Minsung, earned the Best Poster Award. Congratulations to our team for this remarkable achievement!
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!
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 and thank to Hyuntae for supporting the project! 🎉
Sehun and Daye’s poster, titled ‘Interneuronal Wireless Network Mediated by Extracellular Vesicles,’ was awarded by the Korea Society of Extracellular Vesicles (KSEV). Congratulations!
We are thrilled to announce that our pioneering project on memory control has been featured in a recent article by the Hankyung Newspaper. The Korean government has allocated 49 billion won to the Limit-Challenging R&D Project, a high-risk, high-reward initiative modeled after DARPA’s approach, which includes our memory control project. The research aims to achieve…
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