Daewon Lee

Assistant Professor

Myongji University

South Korea

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Dr. Daewon Lee is an Assistant Professor at Myongji University in South Korea. His research focuses on advanced anti-counterfeiting strategies, fluidic self-assembly technologies, and the development of innovative microparticle systems. Recent work includes exploring iris-inspired microparticles for secure distribution and optimizing binding site spacing for microchip integration.

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Garam Kim

Myongji University

SOUTH KOREA

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Jaemin Kim

Myongji University

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Hansol Choi

Harvard University

UNITED STATES

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Optimizing Binding Site Spacing in Fluidic Self-Assembly for Enhanced Microchip Integration Density

Iris‐Inspired Microparticles with a Two‐Factor Authentication Security Feature for Wet‐Phase Enhanced Anti‐Counterfeiting Strategies

Time-traceable micro-taggants for anti-counterfeiting and secure distribution of food and medicines

Fluidic self-assembly for MicroLED displays by controlled viscosity

One-step assembly of barcoded planar microparticles for efficient readout of multiplexed immunoassay

One-step assembly of barcoded planar microparticles for efficient readout of multiplexed immunoassay

Micro‐Concentrator Photovoltaics Using Fluidic Self‐Assembly Technology

A High-Throughput Single-Clone Phage Fluorescence Microwell Immunoassay and Laser-Driven Clonal Retrieval System

Microspinning: Local Surface Mixing via Rotation of Magnetic Microparticles for Efficient Small-Volume Bioassays

DNA Micro-Disks for the Management of DNA-Based Data Storage with Index and Write-Once–Read-Many (WORM) Memory Features

OPENchip: An on-chip: In situ molecular profiling platform for gene expression analysis and oncogenic mutation detection in single circulating tumour cells

Divide and conquer: A perspective on biochips for single-cell and rare-molecule analysis by next-generation sequencing

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Garam Kim

Jaemin Kim

Hansol Choi

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