Research
새로운 광학 측정 및 분석 방법을 개발하여, 나노스케일 시스템 속 숨겨진 현상을 밝혀냅니다.
We develop optical methods of measurement and analysis to reveal hidden phenomena in nanoscale systems. Our research connects imaging, spectroscopy, and optical instrumentation through quantitative analysis, data-driven interpretation, and automated workflows.
Adjust your lens of attention, and the world will whisper its secrets.
Our research spans three connected directions: Optical Microscopy & Quantitative Imaging, Nanoscale Spectroscopy & Quantitative Analysis, and Automated Photonic Systems & Optical Diagnostics.
Optical Microscopy & Quantitative Imaging
Low-light imaging, quantitative microscopy, and super-resolution imaging
Nanoscale Spectroscopy & Quantitative Analysis
Single-particle spectroscopy, nanoscale optical characterization, and quantitative interpretation
Automated Photonic Systems & Optical Diagnostics
Automated optical platforms, data-guided system integration, and experimental control
- Optical microscopy for nanoscale and bio-related systems
- Low-light imaging for sensitive optical measurements
- Quantitative microscopy for tracking transport and dynamic processes
- In vivo imaging for biological monitoring and functional observation
- Image reconstruction and enhancement for improved contrast and sensitivity
- Super-resolution imaging beyond the diffraction limit
- Single-particle spectroscopy of luminescent, plasmonic, and hybrid nanostructures
- Fluorescence, Raman, and photoluminescence spectroscopy for nanoscale characterization
- Quantitative analysis of optical responses in nanoscale systems
- Spectral analysis of complex and heterogeneous nanoscale systems
- Integrated optical systems for microscopy, spectroscopy, and instrumentation
- Automated measurement and experimental control for optical platforms
- Real-time data acquisition and processing for dynamic measurements
- Integration of photonics with control and data systems
- Feedback-based and adaptive measurement systems
- Application to large-scale facilities and interdisciplinary research