Principal Investigator
Joonyeol Lee
joonyeol@g.skku.edu
Associate professor
at Sungkyunkwan University
Baylor College of Medicine
Ph.D. in Neuroscience
Harvard Medical School
Postdoctoral Associate and Research Assistant
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Postdoctoral Associate
University of California, San Francisco
Postdoctoral Associate
Duke University
Postdoctoral Associate
Postdoctoral Researcher
Jungryul Ahn
jrahn331@g.skku.edu
Chungbuk National University School of Medicine
Ph.D
I’m really curious about the brain’s underlying mechanisms for generalized learning during rest. Well, even when we’re not doing much, our brains are still working! So, I aim to understand how our brains simplify and abstract memories from past experiences into general rules.
As a neurophysiologist, I’m focused on studying sharp-wave ripple neuronal activity correlations across brain regions like the cortex and hippocampus in non-human primate. I believe this research will improve our understanding of our adaptibility to changing environments.
Graduate students
Seolmin Kim
seolmin_kim@naver.com
Sungkyunkwan University
B.S. in Biological Sciences
M.S. in Biological Sciences
Ph.D. student in Biomedical Engineering
Sanghum Woo
sanghumwoo@gmail.com
Handong University
B.S. in Computer Science
Sungkyunkwan University
Combined Masters/PhD in Biomedical Engineering (2020. 03~)
I’m interested in understanding the neural circuitry of sensorimotor processing in the presence of cognitive control. To study the mechanism of this processing, I use Bayesian modeling and electrophysiology in both humans and monkeys. I believe that the dynamics within an area and between different areas can be explained using Bayesian theory.
Hyeji Kim
pluma17@gmail.com
Sungkyunkwan University
B.S. in Biological Sciences and Chemistry
M.S. in Biomedical Engineering
Ph.D. student in Brain Science and Engineering
Gyeong Won Kim
kkw337@g.skku.edu
Sungkyunkwan University
B.S. in Biomedical Engineering
I’m interested in how sensory cognitive process are measured in the brain through EEG and processing that EEG data. If I get the chance, I would like to conduct research using animal experiments instead of EEG to obtain more detailed data.
Hyeokjin Park
qkrgurwls850@skku.edu
Chonnam National University
B.S. in Systems Biology
B.E. in Computer Engineering
I am interested in understanding how the brain receives and processes sensory information in the context of learning and memory. To explore these mechanisms, I currently analyze data obtained from EEG recordings in humans.
Hyejin Park
phj3921@gmail.com
Kyungpook National University
B.S. in Psychology
Postmaster Researcher
Jaeseong Yoon
wotjd0803@skku.edu
Sungkyunkwan University
B.S. in Biomedical Engineering
M.S. in Biomedical Engineering
I’m interested in neural mechanism and representation during sensorimotor behavior. Especially, I’m studying how expectations about the speed of moving objects are generated by analyzing smooth pursuit eye movement data and EEG data from human.
Undergraduate students
