Mission
 

• Lim biorobotics group can be regarded as the interface cellular physical sciences and biosystems engineering while also inherently integrating biological engineering.
   

• We are targeted at developing and applying bioprocess analysis, fluidic, bio/nano, and biomechatronics technologies to address subtle questions in biological and biomaterials engineering. State-of-the-art advanced toolkits allow us to gather large-scale quantitative data about complex systems and apply it to the study of fundamental biological nanoplatforms or nanobiosensing.
   

• Alternatively, unique phenomena at the micro and nano length scale-like enhanced surface influences and transport phenomena could be exploited in designing novel techniques and devices. 
   

• 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 bio-instrumentation.