DNA
mRNA
Protein
Informational Pathways
Protein Interaction
Cells
Network of Cells
Organism
Ecosystem
Genome, transcriptome& Proteome
Gene & Protein Networks
Organismal &Environmental Networks
Computational BiologyBioinformatics
Omics (genomics & proteomics)
Classical Biotechnology
Systems Biotechnology
Department of Systems Biotechnology
MSc. PhD courses, 10 Full-time ProfessorsPlease contact: [email protected]
Contact Information
T. +82-31-670-3063
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Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Laboratory
PhD, University of California, Davis, USA
Post-Doc, Washington University (St. Louis), USA
Professor Dept. Systems Biotechnology, CAU
1. Research on H-NS
2. Research on the purification of Polyphenol Oxidase
Contact Information
T. +82-31-670-3064
Microbial Genetic Engineering Laboratory
PhD, Cornell University, USA
Post-Doc, Harvard University, USA
Professor, Dept. Systems Biotechnology, CAU
1. Antagonistic Microorganisms and Substances
2. Fermenting Microorganisms and Enzymes
3. Fermentation-Wines
4. Ginseng Works
Contact Information
T. +82-31-670-3065
Biomaterial Chemistry Laboratory
Ph.D., Tokyo Institute of Technology, JPN
Senior Researcher in KIST
Professor, Dept. Systems Biotechnology, CAU
1. Carrageenan derivatives for anti adhesion agent
2. Gelatin derivatives for medical application
3. Effect of Low molecular chitosan derivatives for wound healing
Contact Information
T. +82-31-670-3066
Biotechnology Laboratory
Ph.D. Rutgers University, USA
Research associate, Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation, USA
Research Fellow, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard
Medical School, USA
Professor, Dept. Systems Biotechnology, CAU
1. Purification of natural polymer and fabrication
2. Modification of macromolecule for stabilization of bioactive agents
3. Fabrication of non-woven nanofiber matrix
Contact Information
T. +82-31-670-3067
Molecular cellular biology Laboratory
Ph.D. The Ohio State University, USA
Post-Doc, Harvard Medical School (Dana Farber Research Inst)
Professor, Dept. Systems Biotechnology, CAU
1. Interactions between host cell protein &
retroviruses
2. Effects of host cell protein TNPO3 to
retrovirus replication
3. Characterization of Feline foamy virus
integrase
4. Finding of anti-cancer & anti-viral agents
using virus replication systems
Contact Information
T. +82-31-670-4840
Microbial Biotechnology Laboratory
Ph.D., Institute of Biotechnology, University of Cambridge, U.K.
Post-Doc, US FDA/NCTR
Professor, Dept. Systems Biotechnology, CAU
Contact Information
T. +82-31-670-3068
Fungal Functional Genomics Laboratory
Ph.D. University of Manchester, U.K.
Post-Doc, University of British Columbia, Canada
Professor, Dept. Systems Biotechnology, CAU
1. Mechanisms of pathogenicity in the human fungal pathogens
2. Systemic approaches using functional genomics
3. Development of novel targets for antifungal therapy
System Microbial Ecology Laboratory
Prof. Woo Jun SulAcademic Education and Career 1994 – 2003 Bachelor and Master, Yonsei University (Biology) 2005 – 2009 Ph. D, Michigan State University (Microbial Ecology)2010 – 2013 Post Doc. MBL-University of Chicago2013 – Present Associate Prof. Chung-Ang University
NorthPacificOcean
Bering Sea
East Sea
Tel: 82-31-670-4707 E-Mail: [email protected]
Contact Information
T. +82-31-670-3356
Systems metabolic
engineering
Genome engineering toolkits
Adaptation/ Evolutionary engineering
Detection of hazardous chemicals by biosensors
Systems Metabolic Biotechnology Laboratory
PhD, Department of Biological Sciences, KAIST, Korea
Post-Doc, Dept. of Biochemical Engineering, KAIST
Research Fellow, NIH, Bethesda MD USA
Principal Research Scientist, KRIBB, Korea
Associate Professor, Dept. Systems Biotechnology, CAU
“Development of Nanobiomaterials and Theranostic Nanosystems”
Nanomedicine-based Cancer Therapy Photodynamic Cancer Therapy
Laboratory of Nanomedicine & Bioimaging
Name: Prof. Kyeongsoon Park, Ph.D. E-mail: [email protected]: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kyeongsoon_Park
Research Area: - Targeted Drug Delivery and Nanomedicine- Novel Theranostic Nanosystems for Imaging and Therapy - Chemical Biosensors- Polymeric Scaffolds for Cell Therapy
Atherosclerosis Imaging and Therapy
