2024/02/14

Junhak's first review paper regarding bioresorbable organic encasulants is published in MRS Bulletin. Congrats!  

2023/12/01
Our transient closed-loop system is selected as One of the Top 30 National Health and Medical R&D Achievements in 2023 (2023년 보건의료 우수성과 30선) by Ministry of Health and Welfare at South Korea. 

2023/11/27
Korean Government selects Prof. Choi as a Person of Merit in Promoting Health and Medical Technology (국가 보건의료기술 진흥 유공자) and gives the Presidential Award (대통령 표창). [Media coverage]   

2023/04/12
Prof. Choi win the prestigious MRS Postdoctoral Award and is invited to give a flash talk at 2023 MRS Spring Meeting! 

2022/08/23
Chemical & Engineering News (c&en) features our recent Science paper.  

2022/08/09
At BRIC, Prof. Choi gives a talk, titled "Next-generation Medical Systems: A Transient Closed-loop System." 

2022/08/01
Choi Research Group (i.e. Device Materials Lab) will open in Engineering Building II at Yonsei University on on Sep-01, 2022!

2022/07/25
American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AlChE) highlights our invention - transient closed-loop system. [full article]

2022/06/02
Korean media highlight the "bioresorbable Pacemakers with long-term stability". [DongA Science, Chosun]   

2022/05/26
Our transient closed-loop system is highlighted in Northwestern NEWS.

2022/05/26
Finally, the culmination of our collaborative work - transient closed-loop system - is published in Science.

2021/10/07

Our paper was highlighted as a cover article in Nature Biotechnology. 

2021/09/25
One of our inventions - a bioresorbable cardiac pacemaker - will be exhibited as a permanent collection at the Thackray Museum of Medicine in Leeds (UK).

2021/08/31
On-air! Dr. Choi and Prof. Rogers introduce a novel pacemaker technology in one of the major national broadcast television programs -  PBS NEWS HOUR. 

2021/08/15
The story of our unconventional pacemaker was picked up by US print newswires, including Reuters, HealthDay, UPI, and AFP. 

2021/07/27
According to the NU media station, 156 global media mentioned our invention - a bioresorbable pacemaker - for a reach of about 12 million people on five continents.   

2021/07/18
Our introduction video (by Scripps) was aired on 43 TV stations, including ABC News, across the U.S. 

2021/07/06
A bioresorbable pacemaker was selected as a "Five Coolest Things on Earth This Week" by General Electric.