
Why I Started This Website
Reflecting on turning 30, the loss of digital memories makes me decide to document life's sparkles before they fade.
Bioelectronic Medicine Researcher & Medical Device Engineer

I'm an Electrical Engineering Ph.D. specializing in medical devices and signal processing at the intersection of engineering, neuroscience, and AI to advance next-generation healthcare technology.
My work develops next-generation wearable medical devices that non-invasively capture autonomic neurography (ANG) and physiological biomarkers—currently pursuing FDA 510(k) clearance for technologies addressing inflammation and mental health.
I combine expertise in electrical engineering, machine learning, and biomedical engineering with a focus on translating cutting-edge AI tools into clinical applications that improve patient outcomes.

2025 – 2026
First-authored a landmark systematic review on Vagus Nerve Stimulation, synthesizing extensive clinical and preclinical evidence to create the field's most comprehensive analysis and establish an evidence-based roadmap for future research and treatment protocols

2024 – 2025
Co-proposed technical framework for next-generation bioelectronic medicine, establishing non-invasive closed-loop neuromodulation approaches for mental health and inflammation diagnostics and precision treatment via autonomic nervous system monitoring

2022 – 2023
Developed MEG-RPSnet deep learning model achieving 86% accuracy in decoding hand gestures from noninvasive brain imaging data, matching invasive electrocorticography (ECoG) performance

2022 – 2024
Instructed biannual AI Development Project for 100+ undergraduates from 9 top universities in South Korean on machine learning algorithms, big data analysis, and applied AI through supervised team projects

2014-2016
Solo-operated lunch service handling ingredient sourcing, cooking, delivery, and accounting end-to-end, all while managing academic commitments

2013
Rode 650 miles solo over five days including moutain terrian, using only a compass and a map for navigation

Ph.D. graduation ceremony with my advisors and friends(2024)

Reflecting on turning 30, the loss of digital memories makes me decide to document life's sparkles before they fade.

A beginner-friendly guide explaining complex AI concepts like RAG, Agents, and MCP using a simple cooking analogy.
I'm always open to discussing new research collaborations, consulting opportunities, or just connecting with fellow scientists and engineers.