Professor

Professor

  • Department

    Biomedical Science, College of Medicine

  • Address

    119, Dandae-ro, Dongnam-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungnam, 31116, Korea

  • Office

    207-2, College of Medicine

  • Tel

    82-41-550-3275

  • E-mail

    jbeom@dankook.ac.kr

  • Web

    photonicscarelab.dankook.ac.kr

Summary of Career
  • 2024 ~ Present​

    : Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Science, College of Medicine, Dankook University

  • 2020~ 2023

    : Assistant professor, Department of Biomedical Science, College of Medicine, Dankook University

  • 2018 ~ 2020

    : Center Director, Optical Medical Research Center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology

  • 2014 ~ 2020

    : Principal Researcher, Optical Medical Research Center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology

  • 2006 ~ 2014

    : Senior Researcher, Test Certification Center, Korea Photonics Technology Institute

  • 2003 ~ 2005

    : Researcher, Optical Communication Test Bed Center, Korea Photonics Technology Institute

Summary of Education
  • 2011​

    : Ph.D. Dept. of Information & Communications, Gwangju Institute Science Technology

  • 2002​

    : M.S. Dept. of Information & Communications, Gwangju Institute Science Technology

Academic Activities
  • 2023 ~ Present

    : Biophotonics Division Director, The Korean Society for Nondestructive Testing

  • 2020 ~ Present

    : Research Director, Korean Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery

  • 2020 ~ Present

    : General Affairs Director, Korea Photodynamic Association

  • 2010 ~ Present

    : Fellow of Optical Society of Korea, Biophotonics

    • Research Interest

    Current research areas include cardiovascular, ophthalmology, and dermatological applications using optical coherence tomography, digital microscopy research to obtain wide-field images, image-guided surgery research using fluorescence imaging, and non-contact biosignal measurement research using cameras. We are also conducting AI-related research using medical data obtained in this way, as well as non-destructive testing research using optical fiber-based sensors and optical images.