A wearable, skin-interfacing device dubbed the e-tattoo functions as a personalized health monitor. The battery-free technology is an example of the innovative research of Hyoyoung Jeong, an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering. (Courtesy of Jeong)

Using Wearable Devices for Diagnostics, Prevention and Therapeutics
by Katharine Panaligan July, 2024

While smartphones and smartwatches can track basic health stats like heart rate, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Hyoyoung Jeong envisions a future of skin-close wearables that capture a broader picture of health… READ MORE

 

Congratulations!
2024 July, JLab was selected for the Innovation Research Center by the National Research Foundation of Korea

As a co-PI, Jeong Research Laboratory will collaborate with the center at Pusan National University. Over the course of 10 years (2024 – 2034), the center is set to receive funding totaling 50 Billion KRW (approximately $37M).

Congratulations!
2024 July, JLab was selected for the APEC-APRU Academic Exchange Program by the Ministry of Education (Korea)

As a co-PI, Jeong Research Laboratory will collaborate with Pohang University of Science and Technolgy (POSTECH). 2024 – 2026, total funding for the team: 220M KRW (approximately $170k).

Congratulations!
In November 2024, JLab PI, Hyoyoung Jeong, was selected as a Hellman Fellows. Thanks to the Hellman Fellows Program!

https://www.ucdavis.edu/news/newest-hellman-fellows-have-wide-range-expertise