BIOPHYSICS & BIOROBOTICS Lab

Cellular Biophysics - Mechanics (of Living Systems)

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Biophysics & Biorobotics Lab is regarded as the interface the cellular physical science and bioengineering, while also inherently integrating the biological process engineering. We are targeted into developing and applying bioprocess analysis, fluidic, bio/nano and biomechatronics technologies to address questions in biological and agricultural engineering. Plus, figuring it out biological engineering systems, so called here biosystems engineering, covering the theories and techniques of physics, bio-kinetics, and biomechancis is the main goal of biophysics & biological engineering.

There are lots of opportunities (you) for engineering toolkits with a solid understanding of the engineering basis of the life processes, and of the biophysics and bioengineering underpinning the new generation of biological instrumentation.

We Are

rooted in a multi-disciplinary approach to develop research tools enabling novel measurement potentials relevant to mechanical engineering and biological science, with emphasis on implementing these capabilities in an automated reactor systems, integrated microsystems, as well as noninvasive measurement monitoring systems for stem cells or portable applications. We use these advanced tools that's at the cutting edge of biosystems and mechanical, physical, and bio/nano-technology modes of thinking to address research problems in the biological and agricultural engineering.

BBEG Prgrams (Academic description) opened brand new for Biophysics and Biological Engineering are as following:

* for undergraduate student

- Engineering Biology and Lab. (settled) to First Semester, Sophomore Year

- Biological Mechanics and Lab. (settled) to First Semester, Junior Year

- Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering (settled) to Second Semester, Junior Year

- Biological Materials Science and Engineering (settled) to Second Semester, Senior Year

* for graduate student

- Topics in Biological Mechanics (settled)

- Topics in Material Engineering for Biological Application (settled)

- Topics in Biological and Process Engineering (settled)

- Topics in Biodynamics (pending)

- Topics in Biophysics (pending)

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Biophysics and Biorobotics Group | DBSE (Department of Biosystems Engineering) | Kangwon National University, KNU Chuncheon