Young-Gyu
Yoon
Associate Professor,
School of EE,
KAIST
About Me
I am an associate professor of electrical engineering at KAIST where I lead Neuro-Instrumentation and Computational Analysis Lab. I received my Ph.D. from MIT EECS and I formerly worked as a postdoctoral associate at Synthetic Neurobiology Group (advisor Prof. Ed Boyden). My current research focus is on developing and applying optical and computational technologies for analyzing brain circuits.
My research background includes neuroengineering, optical instrumentation, computational analysis, machine learning, bio-signal processing and CMOS circuit design.
I basically stopped updating this website which means everything here already is and will be increasingly obsolete over time. Please visit our lab site (https://nica.kaist.ac.kr) for more recent information about me and our lab.
Contact
ygyoon at kaist.ac.kr
Building N24, Room #4103-1
School of Electrical Engineering, KAIST
291 Daehak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, 34141
Republic of Korea
Education
2018 / Ph.D.
MIT EECS
2009/ M.S.
KAIST EE
2007/ B.S.
KAIST EE
Work Experience
2023/2018 - Today
associate/assistant professor
@ School of electrical engineering, KAIST
2018
postdoctoral associate @ Synthetic Neurobiology group, MIT
2012 - 2018
research assistant @ Synthetic Neurobiology group, MIT
2009 - 2012
research engineer @ KAIST Institute
2007-2009
research assistant @ CCS lab, KAIST