Abstract : Odor information is represented by both intensity and timing of neuronal activity in the olfactory bulb, but origins and roles of the temporal pattern remain enigmatic. Here we addressed this issues using two-photon calcium imaging of the mouse […]

Abstract : The rapid advance of information technology (IT) has made it possible to connect people to people, people to things and things to things, easily, smoothly and economically. The outcome is the indreasing scale and complexity of systems surrounding […]

Abstract : The concept of taking ideas from Nature to improve technology has been pursued by many scientists and engineers. Nature has spent 3,8 billion years on “R&D” projects and organisms have appeared on earth as the result of tough […]

Abstract : This talk provides an overview of the research activities at DGIST Resilient Cyber-Physical System Research Center. System Resiliency refers to a collection of system properties designed to ensure a continuous operation of systems despite internal faults and external […]

Abstract : Agreement between genomic and proteomic molecular signatures can be used to identify core disease-related signatures. Recently, proteogenomics analyzing proteomic and genomic data for the same biological samples has emerged to identify these core molecular signatures related to diseases. […]

Abstract : Small molecule activation by transition metal centers is essential to numerous stoichiometric and catalytic organic transformations in biological and industrial processes. Nature has gone through a course of trial and error to refine the living creatures, processes, and […]

Abstract :  Most mobile robots we see today utilize wheels or treads to move around. But why don’t we see such locomotion mechanisms in nature? Or a better question we should ask is: why don’t we use locomotion mechanisms used […]

Abstract : Until the last century, natural science was very successful in the quest for relatively simple phenomena of matter. However, there exist many phenomena that exhibit so-called complexity at the border of order and disorder, a variety of examples […]

Abstract : This presentation will discuss the emerging surface chemistry utilizing catechol and catecholamine. The catechol/catecholamine compounds have exhibited material-independent surface modification [1]. Utilizing this unprecedented property, we have developed various material-independent surface functionalization strategies such as hydroxyapatite formation [2], […]

Abstract : Today I’d like to address three intriguing issues on protein studies that are worth understanding for biological scientists in general: i) how are the proteins endowed with cellular functions of genes; ii) what is the design of conformational […]