ukc 2015 program book - KSEA

About KSEA

Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA) is a 44-year-old non-profit national-level

professional organization. It is open for individuals residing in the USA who are engaged in science,

engineering or a related field.

The KSEA’s objectives are:

• To promote the application of science and technology for the general welfare of society;

• To foster the cooperation of international science communities especially among the US and Korea;

• To serve the majority of Korean-American Scientists and Engineers and help them to develop their full

career potential.

KSEA has 78 Chapters/Branches, 13 Technical Groups and 27 Affiliated Professional Societies (APS)

covering all major branches of science and engineering. Since its birth in 1971, KSEA has been

recognized as the main representative organization promoting the common interests of Korean-

American scientists and engineers toward meeting the objectives mentioned above.

KSEA welcomes participation from 1.5th-Generation, 2nd-Generation, and 3rd-Generation Korean-

American scientists and engineers including the mixed-race and adoptee communities. KSEA promotes

helping younger-generation Korean-Americans to be aware of the rapid advances in science and

engineering occurring both inside and outside of the US. Especially, it is helping to create opportunities

for young generation members to interact with talented scientists and engineers in Korea.

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About KOFST

The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST), founded in Sept.1966, is a

leading organization representing 5 million Korean scientists and engineers. Its members consist of 595

science and technology organizations including academic societies across all science and technology

sectors (science, engineering, agriculture and fisheries, healthcare, etc.), a range of relevant

associations and government-funded research institutes, and 18 overseas Korean scientists and

engineers associations. KOFST has firmly established itself as the center for developing science and

technology and strengthening international competitiveness of Korea.

KOFST was established with aims to:

• Foster and support the science and technology organizations

• Promote public understanding of science and technology

• Encourage scientists and engineers to engage in social activities and enhance their roles and rights

• Contribute to development of national science and technology through research, planning, survey

and consultation on science and technology policies

To mark the 50th anniversary of KOFST in 2016, we will host “World-Korea Conference 2016” in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of KOFST” in COEX, Seoul, which will serve as a venue to build

a consensus with international scientists and engineers about the creative economy based on science

and technology, to encourage them to expedite outcome, and to make a pledge for great strides towards

the future.

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Korean-American Scientists and Engineers

Association (KSEA)

UKC 2015

US-Korea Conference (UKC 2015) Pursuing Excellence with a Servant’s Heart

http://ukc.ksea.org/UKC2015

Co-Organized with The Korean Federation of Science & Technology Societies (KOFST)

and The Korea-US Science Cooperation Center (KUSCO)

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Table of Contents

Message from UKC 2015 Chair ............................................................................................................... 6

Message from UKC 2015 Co-Chair ......................................................................................................... 7

Message from NRF/KUSCO President .................................................................................................... 8

Message from UKC 2015 Program Chair ................................................................................................ 9

Plenary Keynote Speakers .................................................................................................................... 10

UKC 2015 Organizers ........................................................................................................................... 14

2015 KSEA Award Winners................................................................................................................... 16

2015 Young Investigator Grant Winner ................................................................................................. 19

Distinguished Sponsor Award ............................................................................................................... 19

Distinguished Service Member Award ................................................................................................... 20

Program at a Glance ............................................................................................................................. 21

Symposium Location ............................................................................................................................. 22

Forum Location ..................................................................................................................................... 23

Conference Schedule ............................................................................................................................ 24

Symposiums ......................................................................................................................................... 26

Table ................................................................................................................................................. 26

Basic Science Program ..................................................................................................................... 27

Physics Symposium (PHY) ............................................................................................................ 27

Math/Stat Symposium (MST) ......................................................................................................... 29

Chemistry Symposium (CHM) ........................................................................................................ 32

Industry Technology Program ............................................................................................................ 35

Chemical Engineering Symposium (CHE) ...................................................................................... 35

Computer Sciences and Information Technologies Symposium (CIT) ............................................ 37

Food, Agriculture and Nutrition Symposium (FAN) ......................................................................... 40

Materials Science and Engineering Symposium (MSE) .................................................................. 43

Mechanical, Aerospace and Naval Engineering Symposium (MAN) ............................................... 45

Civil, Environmental and Architecture Symposium (CEA) ............................................................... 47

Electrical, Electronics and Communications Symposium (EEC) ..................................................... 51

Emerging Technology Program ......................................................................................................... 53

Bio, Medical and Pharmaceutical Symposium (BMP) ..................................................................... 53

Convergence Technology Symposium (CNV) ................................................................................ 57

KSEA Forum...................................................................................................................................... 61

Young Generation and Professional Forum (YGPF) ....................................................................... 61

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Forums .................................................................................................................................................. 64

Table ................................................................................................................................................. 64

Thursday ........................................................................................................................................... 65

CJ .................................................................................................................................................. 65

IP ................................................................................................................................................... 66

KAST ............................................................................................................................................. 67

KBSI ............................................................................................................................................... 68

KEI/KEITI ....................................................................................................................................... 69

KHIDI ............................................................................................................................................. 70

KIC ................................................................................................................................................. 71

KIER/EUREKA ............................................................................................................................... 72

KIMM ............................................................................................................................................. 73

KISTEP .......................................................................................................................................... 74

KITECH .......................................................................................................................................... 75

KOFAC-AAAS ................................................................................................................................ 76

RISE .............................................................................................................................................. 77

WCSE ............................................................................................................................................ 79

Friday ................................................................................................................................................ 80

FOOD ............................................................................................................................................ 80

GIST .............................................................................................................................................. 81

KAST ............................................................................................................................................. 82

KHIDI ............................................................................................................................................. 83

KWiSE-KOFWST ........................................................................................................................... 84

KWiSE-BT ...................................................................................................................................... 85

LG CHEM....................................................................................................................................... 86

SEOUL ........................................................................................................................................... 87

ULTRA ........................................................................................................................................... 88

2015 KSEA-KUSCO Graduate Scholarship Winners ............................................................................. 89

UKC 2015 Sponsors ............................................................................................................................. 90

Advertisements of UKC 2015 Sponsors ................................................................................................ 93

Meeting Area Map ............................................................................................................................... 115

Directions from Hyatt Hotel to Georgia Aquarium ................................................................................ 118

Poster Session Map ............................................................................................................................ 119

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Message from UKC 2015 Chair

Distinguished Guests, Fellow KSEA Members, Ladies and Gentlemen,

It is my honor and pleasure to welcome all of you to the 2015 US-Korea Conference on Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship (UKC 2015), jointly organized by the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA) and The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST). The theme of UKC 2015 is “Pursuing Excellence with a Servant’s Heart” and its goal is to promote the spirit of service in pursuing technical excellence by exemplifying those who have led such a life of service.

On the technical side of the conference, we are excited to announce twelve symposia for UKC 2015. World-class researchers will share their knowledge and experience, covering a wide range of most science and engineering areas. The presentations and discussions in these symposia will surely give participants excellent direction regarding future research in their respective fields.

The other backbone component of UKC 2015 is a group of named forums that are designed to meet the specific needs of sponsors who will provide opportunities to develop state-of-the-art research ideas and proposals, panel meetings of top-quality experts in the sponsors’ areas of interest, and inputs to the sponsors’ research programs from independent experts, to name a few examples. The sponsor-named forums will provide excellent opportunities for outstanding scientists, engineers, professors, high-ranking government officials, industry executives, and policy-makers from both the US and Korea to exchange ideas and develop avenues for networking and research collaboration beyond UKC 2015.

Another unique feature of UKC 2015 is that we will highlight the spirit of our theme, “Pursuing Excellence with a Servant’s Heart,” by having KSEA members with artistic abilities share their talents with us during Thursday dinner at Georgia Aquarium. These performances and shows will enliven the spirit of the conference and allow us all to enjoy seeing a different side to our scientific, business, or academic lives.

All of these excellent programs could not have been developed without a group of strong, dedicated leaders with servants’ hearts. My sincere thanks go to the members of the Executive Committee, Program Committee including Symposium Chairs and Co-Chairs, the Local Arrangement Committee, the Sponsor Program Committee, the IT and Website Committee, and, last but not least, dedicated volunteers.

On behalf of the KSEA and the UKC organizing committees, I express my sincere gratitude to all the distinguished guests and KSEA members for their participation in UKC 2015. I hope that you will find the conference and your stay in Atlanta both inspiring and enjoyable.

Youngsoo Richard Kim UKC 2015 Chair and KSEA 44th President

Jimmy D. Clark Distinguished University Professor Alumni Association Distinguished Graduate Professor

North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA

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Message from UKC 2015 Co-Chair

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen! I would like to extend my warmest welcome to all of my distinguished guests to attend the 2015 US-Korea Conference on Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship. Let me express my sincere appreciation to the members of the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association, including President Young-Soo Kim, for all of your dedication and commitment in hosting today’s conference. Since its inception in 1971, Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association has contributed to build up a strong network of science and technology through a diverse range of programs such as National Math and Science Competition, Scientists and Engineers Early-career Development. Honorable Scientists and Engineers! This UKC-2015 is taking place under the slogan of “Pursuing Excellence with a Servant’s Heart” with an intention to offer a desirable future direction for science and technology of Korea and the US by listening to your voices and demand with a humble attitude. It is my sincere hope that today’s meeting will serve as a precious opportunity to exchange useful information in areas of joint research and ultimately contribute to the advancement of science and technology in both countries. Moreover, in honor of the 50th anniversary of Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST), we will hold World Congress of Scientists and Engineers in July next year in Seoul to reflect the science and technology development in Korea in the past half century and to present a vision for the next half century. I hereby ask all scientists and engineers who have attended this conference to actively participate in the World Congress next year in Seoul. Taking this opportunity, KOFST, in collaboration with Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association, will exert our utmost efforts to promote cooperation and development of S&T among the Korean people. Once again, let me offer my special thanks to all of you, who join us today, and I wish all the best and success for all of us here. Thank you.

July 30, 2015 Boo-Sup Lee

President of the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies

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Message from NRF/KUSCO President

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen!

It is my great honor to congratulate “2015 US-Korea Conference”. First of all, I would like to express my warm-hearted welcome to all of you, outstanding scientists, engineers, professors, industry executives, and policy-makers from the both US and Korea. I believe your dedicated participation makes this conference meaningful.

I also would like to take this opportunity to extend my sincere appreciation to staff members from each side of the countries for their hard work behind the scenes and tremendous efforts putting this conference together.

Since 2003, we have sought to transfer our relationship into more strategic, progressive, and cooperative partnership through the US-Korea Conference in direct response to the emergence of the knowledge-based society of the 21st century.

The main theme of this year is “Pursuing Excellence with a Servant's Heart”. We expect that this conference provides a platform for world-class researchers to share their knowledge and experience through in-depth discussions in the major fields such as science, engineering, and convergence technologies as new growth engines of the world economy.

I truly hope that this conference becomes an opportunity to build a solid cooperation between the two nations, leading to numerous and productive joint projects making our science, technology and R&D progress further than ever before.

In closing my remarks, I highly encourage you to make the conference dynamic by sharing your valuable expertise with industry leading scientists, engineers, and companies from the US and Korea. Your active participation will make the conference all the more fruitful.

Thank you again for participating in the UKC 2015.

August, 2015 Min K. Chung

President Korea-U.S. Science Cooperation Center National Research Foundation of Korea

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Message from UKC 2015 Program Chair

A warm southern welcome to the Big Peach, Atlanta!

On behalf of the Program Committee, I am very pleased and honored to welcome you and present the

program of UKC 2015. The technical program of UKC 2015 includes plenary sessions, symposiums,

and forums under a common theme, “Pursuing Excellence with a Servant’s Heart” to promote the spirit of service in pursuing technical excellence by exemplifying those who have led such a life of service.

Three plenary sessions are organized including five speakers pursing excellence with a servant’s heart.

Invited plenary speakers will share their life experiences of professional service in science, engineering,

and medicine.

Symposium sessions are organized to keep continuity from previous UKC. Twelve symposiums will

cover disciplinary areas of basic science, industry technology, and emerging technology. Each

symposium has 6 to 8 oral sessions and 1 poster session with exciting topics covering most recent

science and technology. For the preparation of Symposiums, 12 symposium chairs and 25 symposium

co-chairs have been served since September, 2014.

This year, UKC 2015 offers increased the number of forums to encourage proactive participation of

sponsors to the program. Twenty one forums are organized by sponsors and symposium chairs. These

forums include invited talks, panel discussion, proposal competition, and networking events for

contemporary and emerging topics.

I wish to acknowledge Program Co-Chairs/Committee, Executive Committee, Local Arrangement

Committee, Sponsor Program Committee, Symposium Chair/Co-Chairs, IT and Website Committee, as

well as all the participants to UKC 2015.

Please take the opportunity to participate all possible parts of the program during UKC 2015. I sincerely

hope that the participation will further prepare our hearts to pursue professional excellence for the

service to our society.

Sung Woo Kim

UKC 2015 Program Chair and KSEA 44th Vice President Professor of Nutrition

University Faculty Scholar North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA

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Plenary Keynote Speakers

Dr. Sang-Mook Lee

Associate Professor

Seoul National University

A Personal Perspective into Life, Society and Consciousness Dr. Sang-Mook Lee is an Associate Professor at the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Seoul National University, Korea where he specializes in Marine Geology and Geophysics. He also heads the Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Program in Computational Sciences and the graduate program in Computational Science and Technology. Sang-Mook received BS from Seoul National University in 1985 and PhD from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in 1995. He is also an Associate Member to the Korean Academy of Science and Technology. On July 2, 2006, during a geologic field trip in California dessert, Sang-Mook was critically injured in a van rollover accident which made him quadriplegic. The accident made him completely paralyzed neck down. Nobody thought he would return. However, in less than six months, he returned back to the university on electric wheelchair. His incredible comeback was reported nationwide, which made him a celebrity overnight. Sang-Mook has been a key person in Korea advocating the use of information and communication technology as a means to address personal and social problems. Since 2010, he has spearheaded the Quality of Life Technology Program in Korea, a multimillion-dollar initiative to develop assistive technology and provide high-level education for people with disability. He has served on several top-level government committees including the Presidential Council for Information Society (2009-2013) and currently serves in the Disability Policy Coordination Council under the Prime Minister, Sustainable Development Committee for Metropolitan Seoul, and the advisory board of Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education. In addition to devoting his time in teaching and scientific research, Sang-Mook makes many public talks on diverse topics from earth history and human existence to disability and technology. His story was also featured in the New York Times, NOVA and PBS.

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Dr. Chan-Mo Park

Chancellor

PUST (Pyongyang University

of Science & Technology)

Engaging with DPRK through Science Diplomacy with a Servant's Heart Professor Chan-Mo Park was the 4th President of Pohang University of Science & Technology (POSTECH) from September, 2003 to August, 2007. After retiring from POSTECH Prof. Park served as a Special Advisor on S&T to the President of ROK (South Korea) and a President of National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea before he assumed a Chancellor position with Pyongyang University of Science & Technology (PUST) in October, 2010. A Christian-based PUST is a unique private and global university in DPRK (North Korea). Prof. Park received his B.S. degree from Seoul National University and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Maryland, College Park. He earned an Honorary Doctor of Letters degree from the University of Maryland University College in 2001 in recognition of his scholarly achievements and distinguished service. In 1995, he was elected as a Fellow by the Korean Academy of Sciences and Technology. Dr. Park's experience includes professorships in the Computer Science Departments at the University of Maryland, College Park, KAIST, Korea, Professor and Chairman at The Catholic University of America, Washington D.C. and professorship at POSTECH, Korea. He has also taught for the Boston University Overseas Program in Germany and the University of Maryland Asian Division in Japan. His major research interests are Digital Image Processing, Computer Graphics, Virtual Reality, and System Simulation. For the past several years, he has been involved with research activities concerning information technology (IT) development in DPRK and carried out a joint research on virtual reality with Pyongyang Informatics Center (PIC) in Pyongyang, DPRK for seven years. Dr. Park was decorated by the Republic of Korea with the National Order of Camellia in 1986 for his contributions to the advancement of science and technology in Korea and received the Teacher of the Year Award from The Catholic University of America in 1987 for his excellence in teaching. In June, 2005 he was decorated by the Republic of Korea with the Blue Stripes Order of Service Merit for his contributions on information technology development in Korea and collaborations with DPRK. Prof. Park also received the International Alumnus Award from the University of Maryland, College Park in April, 2009 for providing significant leadership to another country's educational, cultural, social and/or economic development.

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Dr. Eileen Pollack

Professor

University of Michigan

The Only Woman in the Room: Why Science is Still a Boys' Club Dr. Eileen Pollack was born and grew up in Liberty, N.Y., the heart of the Jewish Catskills, where her grandparents owned and operated a small hotel and her father was the town dentist. A graduate of Yale University with a BS in physics, Eileen later earned an MFA from the University of Iowa, where she was awarded a Teaching-Writing Fellowship. She is the author of a collection of short fiction, The Rabbi in the Attic and Other Stories, a novel, Paradise, New York, and a work of creative nonfiction called Woman Walking Ahead: In Search of Catherine Weldon and Sitting Bull, which won a 2003 WILLA finalist award. A second collection of stories and novellas called In the Mouth was published in 2008 by Four Way Books and was named the winner of the 2008 Edward Lewis Wallant Award, which is presented annually to an American writer whose published creative work of fiction is considered to have significance for the American Jew, in addition to being shortlisted for the Sophie Brody Medal for Jewish literature, chosen as a finalist for the Paterson Fiction Award, and awarded a silver medal in ForeWord Magazine's 2008 Book of the Year Awards. Eileen's second novel, Breaking and Entering, was published in January 2012 by Four Way Books and soon after was awarded the 2012 Grub Street National Book Prize and named a New York Times Editor's Choice selection; the novel follows the experiences of Louise and Richard Shapiro, who, with their young daughter, Molly, move from ultra-liberal Marin County, California, to a quaint, rural town in the Midwest, only to discover that most of their neighbors belong to the Michigan Militia. Eileen's essays, articles, and reviews have appeared in many periodicals. Most recently, her article "Why Are There Still So Few Women in Science?" appeared in the Sunday, October 6, 2013, issue of The New York Times Magazine; the essay is an excerpt from her nonfiction book The Only Woman in the Room: Why Science Is Still a Boys' Club, which is due to be published in September 2015 by Beacon Press. Her innovative textbook and anthology, Creative Nonfiction: A Guide to Form, Content, and Style, with Readings, was published in January 2009 by Wadsworth/Cengage; a companion volume, Creative Composition, which she co-authored with Jeremiah Chamberlin and Natalie Bakopoulos, is available from the same publisher. Eileen has received fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Michener Foundation, the Rona Jaffe Foundation, and the Massachusetts Arts Council. Her stories have appeared in journals such as Ploughshares, Prairie Schooner, Michigan Quarterly Review, SubTropics, Agni, and New England Review. Her novella "The Bris" was chosen to appear in the Best American Short Stories 2007 anthology, edited by Stephen King, while her stories have been awarded two Pushcart Prizes, the Cohen Award for best fiction of the year from Ploughshares, and similar awards from Literary Review and MQR. Her essay "Pigeons" was selected by Cheryl Strayed for the 2013 edition of the Best American Essays. She lives part of the year in Manhattan and part of the year in Ann Arbor, where she is a professor on the faculty of the Helen Zell MFA Program in Creative Writing at the University of Michigan. Visit EileenPollack.com

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Dr. Sung-Mo Steve Kang

President

KAIST

Pursuing Excellence with a Servant's Heart Sung-Mo "Steve" Kang has been a leader in higher education for over two decades. He obtained his Ph.D. degree from UC Berkeley in 1975, and was a member of technical staff at AT&T Bell Labs until he joined the faculty of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) in 1985. At UIUC, he was a professor of electrical and computer engineering, associate director of the NSF Engineering Research Center for Compound Semiconductor Microelectronics, and department head. From January 2001 to February 2007 he was dean of the Baskin School of Engineering at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC). From March 2007 to June 2011, he was chancellor of the University of California, Merced, and the newest 10th UC campus. In July 2011, he returned to UCSC as a distinguished professor of engineering and joined EPFL at Lausanne Switzerland as a visiting professor in the first half of 2012. In February 2013, he became the 15th president of Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). He has served as president of the Silicon Valley Engineering Council and the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society, the founding editor-in-chief of the IEEE Transactions on VLSI Systems, and on the editorial board of the Proceedings of the IEEE. He has received numerous awards, including the Alexander von Humboldt Award for Senior US Scientists, the IEEE Mac Van Valkenburg Award, the SRC Technical Excellence Award, the IEEE Field Award in Graduate Teaching, the KBS Award, the Chang-Lin Tien Education Leadership Award, the Korean-American Leadership Award, the KAST Engineering Award, and distinguished alumni awards from the UC Berkeley and Yonsei University, and the Pinnacle Award from Fairleigh Dickinson University. He is a member of the Korea Academy of Science and Technology (KAST), the National Academy of Engineering, Korea, and the California Council for Science and Technology. Also, he is a fellow of the IEEE, the ACM, and the AAAS; a member of the National Academy of Engineering, Korea; Korean Academy of Science and Technology; the Presidential Council on Science and Technology, Korea; International Academic Advisory Panel (IAAP), Ministry of Education Singapore; Global Universities Leaders Forum (GULF), World Economic Forum.

G. Marshall Lyon, MD

Associate Professor

Emory University

Caring for Patients with Ebola and Minimizing Risk to Staff G. Marshall Lyon, III, MD, MMSc is an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases at Emory University School of Medicine. Dr. Lyon is the Director of Transplant Infectious Diseases at the Emory Transplant Center and Emory University School of Medicine.

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UKC 2015 Organizers

Conference Chair / Co-Chairs Conference Chair: Youngsoo Richard Kim (KSEA 44

th President / North Carolina State Univ)

Conference Co-Chair: Boo-Sup Lee (KOFST President / Korea Engineers Club)

Executive Committee Youngsoo Richard Kim (KSEA 44

th President / North Carolina State Univ)

Hun-Gyu Lee (KOFST Secretary General) Sung Woo Kim (Program Chair / North Carolina State Univ) Sang Hyuck Park (Local Arr. Chair / Georgia Gwinnett College) Soolyeon Cho (Sponsor Program Chair / North Carolina State Univ) Sunkyu Park (Finance Director / North Carolina State Univ) Myung Jong Lee (Advisor)

Program Committee Chair: Sung Woo Kim (North Carolina State Univ) Co-Chairs: Eun-Suk Seo (Univ of Maryland), Woo Il Lee (Seoul National Univ) Benjamin Lee (INVIA) Physics Symposium (PHY) Chair: Chueng-Ryong Ji (NCSU)

Co-Chairs: Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang Univ), Jaehoon Yu (UT-Arlington) Math/Stat Symposium (MST) Chair: Jangwoon Lee (UMW) Co-Chairs: Grace Hyun J Kim (UCLA), Dohan Kim (Seoul National Univ) Chemistry Symposium (CHM) Chair: Chang Y. Ryu (RPI) Co-Chairs: Dong Ha Kim (Ewha Womans Univ), Seung Woo Lee (GA Tech), Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M Univ) Chemical Engineering Symposium (CHE)

Chair: Gyeong Soon Hwang (UT-Austin) Co-Chairs: Jong Min Lee (Seoul National Univ), Hyunmin Yi (Tufts Univ)

Computer Sciences and Information Technologies Symposium (CIT)

Chair: Minkyong Kim (IBM)

Co-Chairs: Songkuk Kim (Yonsei Univ), Yoonsuck Choe (Texas A&M)

Food, Agriculture and Nutrition Symposium (FAN)

Chair: Hee-Yong Kim (NIH)

Co-Chairs: Youngmo Yoon (Sensient), Mi-Kyung Sung (Sook-Myung Univ)

Materials Science and Engineering Symposium (MSE)

Chair: Choonkun Park (KITECH)

Co-Chairs: Minseo Park (Auburn Univ), Jiyoung Kim (UT-Dallas)

Mechanical, Aerospace and Naval Engineering Symposium (MAN)

Chair: Hyoung Jin Cho (Univ of Central Florida)

Co-Chairs: Joong Myeon Bae (KAIST), Eui-Hyeok Yang (Stevens Institute of Technology)

Civil, Environmental and Architecture Symposium (CEA)

Chair: Byungkyu Brian Park (Univ of VA)

Co-Chairs: Jae Hyeon Ryu (Univ of Idaho), Hyoseop Woo (KICT)

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Electrical, Electronics and Communications Symposium (EEC)

Chair: Tae (Tom) Oh (RIT)

Co-Chairs: Joeng Nyeo Kim (ETRI), Kyuwon (Ken) Choi (Illinois Institute of Technology)

Bio, Medical and Pharmaceutical Symposium (BMP)

Chair: Dong Moon Shin (Emory Univ)

Co-Chairs: Jong Park (Moffitt), In Chull Kim (National Onco Venture)

Convergence Technology Symposium (CNV)

Chair: Hanjoong Jo (GA Tech)

Co-Chairs: Sang-Hoon Lee (Korea Univ), Ho-Wook Jun (Univ of AL-Birmingham)

Young Generation and Professional Forum

Chair: Phillip Han (Lightshed Health/ Clockwise.MD)

Co-Chairs: Jim Hyung Lee (StrengthsForth), Jin-Hwa Chun (Fluor Corporation)

Poster Session

Chair: Dong-gook “DK” Kim (Dalton State College)

Sponsor Program Committee

Chair: Soolyeon Cho (North Carolina State Univ)

Co-Chairs: Steve Moon, Sang Hyuck Park (Georgia Gwinnett College)

Local Arrangement Committee

Chair: Sang Hyuck Park (Georgia Gwinnett College)

Soolyeon Cho (North Carolina State Univ)

Bongkyoung Kwon (Nokia Inc.)

ChongWoo Park (Georgia Gwinnett College)

Seung Soon Jang (Georgia Institute of Technology)

HyoJoo Han (Georgia Southern Univ)

Jeong Chang Seong (Univ of West Georgia)

Phillip Han (Lightshed Health/ Clockwise.MD)

IT / Website / Booklet Committee

Chair: Chang Soo Nam (North Carolina State Univ)

Bongkyoung Kwon (Nokia Inc.)

Sungae Park (Webmaster / Cotton Inc.)

Juhee Bae (Webmaster, Program Book / North Carolina State Univ)

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2015 KSEA Award Winners

Dr. Ki Dong Lee

Professor Emeritus

University of Illinois at

Urbana-Champaign

2015 Outstanding Contributions to KSEA Awards presented by KSEA and MSIP Dr. Ki Dong Lee is a professor emeritus of University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and has been a member of KSEA for 38 years. As president, chapter president, councilor, committee chair, and committee member, Dr. Lee has made outstanding life-time contributions to KSEA. As the 27th (1998-1999) President, he started the first young-generation leadership conference, in which 76 YG members participated, with major funding from KUSCO and SAIT. Following this model the following year, KOFST started their own YG Forum with YGs participating from all around the world. In spite of funding difficulty during the IMF time in Korea, he organized a major US-Korea Technical Conference, a predecessor of UKC, especially for the advancement of science and technology in both countries. His administration also initiated the foundation fund to cope with an unexpected funding/income shortage possible in the future. As of today the fund, which kept growing, provides the association with a financial stability in case of emergency. After his presidency, he has continued to contribute to KSEA as councilor and committee chair for the last 16 years.

Dr. Sungmo Steve Kang

President

KAIST

2015 Outstanding Contribution to KSEA Award presented by KSEA Dr. Sungmo Kang is the President of KAIST. Previously he was the Chancellor of the University of California -Merced, the Dean of the Jack Baskin School of Engineering at the University of California -Santa Cruz, and the Head of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is a fellow of IEEE, ACM and AAAS, and has received many awards including IEEE Millennium Medal and KBS Award. He was a keynote speaker for six previous UKCs and he is scheduled to deliver a plenary speech at upcoming UKC2015. He was an invited speaker at many chapter and regional conferences including NY Metro, Southern California and Sacramento. When he was a young faculty, he served the KSEA as the president of the Central Illinois Chapter. Dr. Kang has also been an inspiring role model for many young generation KSEA members as well as fellow members, and now for many science and engineering students in Korea.

Dr. Eun-Suk Seo

Professor

University of Maryland

2015 Scientist of the Year Award presented by KSEA and KOFST Dr. Seo is a full Professor at the University of Maryland (UMD) and is an elected fellow of the American Physical Society. She has a joint appointment in the Department of Physics and the Institute for Physical Science and Technology. She has been at the UMD since 1991. Dr. Seo has been leading the UMD Cosmic Ray Physics Group in developing satellite and balloon borne instruments for direct measurements of cosmic rays over more than six orders of magnitude (factor of a million) in energy. These instruments have been used to search for exotic sources, such as dark matter and antimatter, and to explore a possible limit to particle acceleration in supernova. They have also been used to study cosmic-ray origin, acceleration and propagation. As Principal Investigator for CREAM (Cosmic Ray Energetics and Mass

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investigation) Dr. Seo has been leading an international collaboration since 1998 with $2M+ annual project budget from NASA. She has received over 30 research grants from NASA and NSF. Her publications include more than 140 refereed journal papers and 230 proceedings publications (with more than 9,000 citations). She has given more than 120 invited talks. For her excellence in fundamental science, she has been covered in mass media, such as the New York Times and the Washington Post. She will undoubtedly continue playing a leadership role in her field.

Dr. Jane Oh

Principal Investigator

NASA Jet Propulsion

Laboratory

2015 Engineer of the Year Award presented by KSEA and KOFST

Dr. Jane Oh began her career as a computer systems engineer with EDS, a subsidiary of General Motors. Her interest in complex systems, challenging missions led her to NASA JPL. She has consistently performed with distinction during her career as a systems engineer, researcher, professor, principal investigator, assistant chief engineer, and manager. She earned twelve awards for Outstanding Performance and Research Excellence in her tenure at NASA JPL, and she was selected to receive their exclusive NASA Space Act Invention Award by the NASA Inventions and Contributions Board. Jane’s current assignment is the Principal Investigator for the development of Computer-Aided Engineering Tools for CubeSat and SmallSat Missions and the Project Software Systems Engineer for the Mars 2020 Rover Mission. In this role, she is responsible for leading multiple organizations developing software for the spacecraft systems and scientific payloads. Dr. Oh started college with the class of 1979 at Ewha Womans University, earned her Ph.D. degree from The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and completed the Senior Executive Fellows Program at Harvard University. Dr. Oh served as a Vice President of KWISE, a Vice President of KSEA, a President of KSEA Southern California Chapter, and the Program Co-Chair for the UKC2009 and UKC2014.

Dr. Byoung In Suh

Founder & President

BISCO, Inc.

2015 Entrepreneur of the Year Award presented by KSEA and MKBN Dr. Byoung In Suh founded Bisco, Inc. in 1981. As a result of his personal research efforts, he introduced the first multi-surface bonding agent in 1990, All-Bond® 2, which revolutionized the dental bonding concept for the entire industry. This system has been used by over 100,000 dentists in 70 countries, and has produced over 200 research publications. It has since become the industry standard against which all new bonding materials are compared. His research significantly contributed to the popularization of the “total-etch” and “wet-bonding” concepts. Bisco products are currently used by over 20,000 dentists in the United States and are sold around the world in over 70 countries globally. In 1995, Dr. Suh introduced a single-bottle adhesive system, One-Step®, which offered a simpler and faster method of multi-surface bonding without multiple bottles and mixing. In addition to All-Bond 2 and One-Step, Dr. Suh has received patents for over twenty other dental material products. In addition to his dental materials research, Dr. Suh has become a well-known and sought after lecturer and teacher throughout the world. Besides lecturing extensively in the US and Canada, he has traveled to over 40 countries and has given more than 250 lectures and presentations at various dental associations, universities and dental research conventions. Dr. Suh has also authored or co-authored over 150 articles and abstracts and has completed a great amount of research on bonding. Many of his research

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articles have become required reading for undergraduate and postgraduate dental school programs, and published his first book: Principles of Adhesion Dentistry in February 2013. He was recently acknowledged as the Corporate Honoree on May 16, 2015 at UCLA Dental School’s 50th Anniversary Gala.

Dr. Kyuwon (Ken) Choi Associate Professor

Illinois Institute of Technology

2015 Outstanding Chapter and Chapter President Award presented by KSEA Under the able leadership of Chapter President Kyuwon Choi, the Chicagoland Chapter has seen a substantial increase in membership over the past 3 years. This is believed to be the result of successfully engaging the membership through a series of 12 open seminars (2012-2015) and by successfully hosting the 2014 KSEA Professional Development Workshop. Other notable events included Science Camps for high school students (every summer during 2012-2014), a fundraising benefit dinner attended by 110 VIPs (2014), annual NMSCs, and outdoor activities to promote fellowship among members. Dr. Choi is an Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology, and has been Chicagoland Chapter President since 2013. He has served on various KSEA committees since becoming a member in 2007. He is editor-in-chief of the Journal of Pervasive Technology and is active on various committees of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). He is the recipient of a number of best paper awards from IEEE. Dr. Choi received the Ph.D. degree in electrical and computer engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and he was a post-doc fellow in University of Tokyo. Previously, he had 8-year industry experience for low-power VLSI design with Samsung, Broadcom, and Sequence Design. His research interests include ultra-low-power SoC (system-on-chip) and advanced circuits for emerging technologies.

Dr. Michael J. Lee

Assistant Professor

New Jersey Institute of

Technology

2015 Young Generation Leadership Award presented by KSEA Dr. Michael J. Lee is a 2nd generation Korean-American with an excellent record of involvement with KSEA. Michael will serve as the Young Generation (YG) Director for KSEA’s 44th term. Previously, he has served as the local Seattle chapter Vice-President from 2014-2015, was the Young Generation Director for KSEA’s 42nd term, and co-chaired and chaired the Young Generation Technical and Leadership Conference (YGTLC) in 2013 and 2014, respectively. This year’s YG Leadership Award is presented to Michael for his exceptional service, achievements, and continuing support towards KSEA. Michael is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Information Systems at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. He received his PhD from the University of Washington, M.S. from UC Berkeley, and B.S. from UC San Diego.

Chicagoland Chapter Members

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2015 Young Investigator Grant Winner

The KSEA Young Investigator Grant is the KSEA's highest recognition given to young

professionals who earned a doctoral degree in science or engineering, and have been working in

academia, industry, or government for no more than 6 years after the degree. The grant of

$10,000 will be awarded to the recipient.

Dr. Seok Kim

Assistant Professor

University of Illinois at

Urbana-Champaign

Dr. Seok Kim received B.S. and M.S. degrees from Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), Pohang, South Korea and University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), CA, USA in 2000 and 2005, respectively. He completed his Ph.D. degree from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA in 2009. After two year postdoc career at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), IL, USA, he joined the faculty of the Department of Mechanical Science and Engineering at UIUC in 2011. Dr. Kim’s current research interests encompass biomimetic engineered surfaces for dry adhesion and wetting, transfer printing-based micro /nanomanufacturing, and micro/nanoelectromechanical systems (M/NEMS). He has authored over 30 papers in prestigious journals such as PNAS, Advanced Materials, Small, Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems, Langmuir, Applied Physics Letters, and ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces. His first journal paper (Applied Physics Letter, 2006) in his career has been selected among 15 core papers of the research front on GECKO ADHESIVE SETAE from the field of material science by Thomson Scientific. He also holds 5 US patents and serves as an Associate Editor of Journal of Micro-Bio Robotics, published by Springer. He is the recipient of National Science Foundation CAREER Award (2014) and UIUC Engineering Council Award for Excellence in Advising (2015).

Distinguished Sponsor Award

POSCO is a global steel-making company headquartered in Pohang. It was the 4th largest steelmaker by output in 2011, the world’s largest steel producer by market value in 2010, and the 146th largest corporation named by the Fortune global 500 in 2012. It has investment projects in a number of developing countries and boasts more than 30 subsidiaries in Korea. POSCO’s sustained support has been instrumental in keeping the vitality of many KSEA activities.

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Distinguished Service Member Award

Dr. Moon Won Suh

Charles A. Cannon Chair

Professor

North Carolina State

University

Prof. Moon Won Suh is an internationally renowned multidisciplinary scholar in textile and fiber sciences and statistics, with distinguished achievements in academia and industry throughout U.S. and Korea. As the first Korean-born Fellow of American Statistical Association, and Honorary Member and President of The Fiber Society, his contributions have been well recognized with many awards and a chair professorship at NC State University. As a true “fusion” scientist, his 230 publications and presentations span a wide spectrum of sciences, engineering, management and medicine. For KSEA, Prof. Suh inaugurated the first “KSEA Annual Meetings and Technical Conference” (later renamed as “UKC”) in 1994 as the president, and set a foundation to make UKC a continuing tradition till to date. In addition, Prof. Suh pioneered to secure the current KUSCO building and KSEA Headquarters during 1994 - 1998 through a Korean Government funding, facilitating a rapid expansion of US-Korea science cooperation while bringing a renaissance to KSEA. Prof. Suh received his BS (Textile Eng.) from Seoul National in 1961 and his MS (Textile Technology) and Ph.D. (Statistics) in 64 and 69, respectively, from North Carolina State University. Dr. Suh’s research and teaching areas have been: Statistical and Probabilistic Modeling for Materials, Processes and Products, Research Methods and Management, Textile Technology and Manufacturing Systems, Quantitative Decision Models, Demand Forecasting, Big Data, Quality Management and Statistical Quality/Process Control. Prior to his current position as Charles A. Cannon Chair Professor of Textile Technology and Management and Professor of Operations Research and at North Carolina State University, he served textile industry for 18 years as Senior Statistician & Operations Research Analyst of Operations Research Department, Burlington Industries, Inc. Since 1995, he has served as Editor-in-Chief/Managing Editor, Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management, Editorial Board, Textile Research Journal Fibers and Polymers, Journal of The Textile Institute and was Distinguished Visiting Professor at Kyoto Institute of Technology, Shinshu University (Japan) and Seoul National University. Prof. Suh was instrumental for establishing National Assoc. for Korean Schools (NAKS) in 1981 and served as Founding Board Member (81), President (87-89) and Chairman of the Board (98-01) of NAKS and also as Founder & Principal/Teacher, Korean Language School of Greensboro (74-88). AWARDS AND HONORS: Marquis Who’s Who in America (2012), Distinguished Lifetime Contributions Award, National Assoc. for Korean Schools (2011), Charles A. Cannon Chair Professor, North Carolina State University (2010), Distinguished Contributions to KSEA Award, KSEA (2008), “The Best Paper of 2003”Award, Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management (2004), Harold DeWitt Smith Medal - Distinguished Scientific Contributions Award, ASTM (2003), Korean Academy of Engineering (2003), President’s Order of Merit, Woongbi-Jang Medal (2003), Fellow, American Statistical Association (2002), Honorary Member, The Fiber Society (2001) , President, The Fiber Society (1998), President’s Order of Merit, Sukryu-Jang Medal (1991), Korean Academy of Sciences and Technology (1995), Distinguished Overseas Korean Medal and Honorary Citizenship by Seoul City

(1995), President, KSEA (1994), Winner in Essay, The New Year’s Literature

Award (신춘문예) by Kyunghyang Shinmun Daily News (경향신문, 1960).

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Program at a Glance

TIME 7/29 (Wed) 7/30 (Thu) 7/31 (Fri) 8/1 (Sat) 8/2 (Sun)

7:00am-8:00am

Breakfast

The 44th KSEA Annual Council

Meeting

8:00am-9:45am

Symposium and Forum

9:45am-10:00am

Coffee Break

10:00am-12:00pm

Plenary Session / Opening

Ceremony

Plenary Session

Plenary Session

12:00pm-1:15pm

Lunch

Conference

Banquet (~2 pm)

1:15pm-3:15pm

Registration Open

Symposium and

Forum

Symposium, Forum, and

Job Fair

Symposium / History Forum

(2-3:15pm)

3:15pm-3:30pm

Coffee Break

3:30pm-5:30pm

Symposium and Forum

Poster Session / Job Fair (~6 pm)

Symposium / CP/TGC Boot Camp (~5 pm)

The 44th KSEA Annual Council

Meeting

5:30pm-6:00pm

VIP Dinner

Aquarium Tour / Break

6:00pm-6:30pm

Break

6:30pm-9:00pm

Aquarium Dinner Networking

Dinner

9:00pm-11:30pm

LCP Meeting / TGC/APSP Meeting /

Committee Chair Meeting

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Symposium Location

7/30 Thursday HO: Hanover Hall 7/31 Friday EM: Embassy Hall 8/1 Saturday

Time

Basic Science Program Industry Technology Program Emerging Tech

PHY MST CHM CHE CIT FAN MSE MAN CEA EEC BMP CNV

7:00-8:00AM

Breakfast (Grand Hall West)

8:00-9:45AM

7/30 Thursday

Green briar

Tech wood/ EM D

Tech wood/ EM D

HO E EM D EM D Kennesaw

/ Fairlie HO A&B HO A&B

7/31 Friday

Dunwoody Green briar

EM C / HO A&B

Techwood

HO E Roswell Kennesaw Fairlie Court land

8/1 Saturday


Pied mont

Techwood

Inman HO E Roswell Vinings Fairlie Court land

9:45-10:00AM

Coffee Break (Some sessions continue …)

10:00AM-12:00PM

Plenary Session (Regency VI / VII)

12:00-1:15PM

Lunch (Grand Hall West)

1:15-3:15PM

7/30 Thursday

EM B EM B EM D / Pied mont

EM D / Pied

mont / Tech wood

Inman HO E EM D /

Piedmont

EM D / Piedmont / Spring

Kennesaw Vinings Fairlie Court land

7/31 Friday


Pied mont

Inman HO E Roswell Spring Kennesaw

/ Lenox Vinings Fairlie

Court land

8/1 Saturday


Pied mont

Techwood

Inman HO E Roswell Court land

3:15-3:30PM


3:30-5:30PM

7/30 Thursday


Techwood

Inman HO E EM D / Pied mont

EM D / Pied mont

Kennesaw Vinings Fairlie Court land

7/31 Friday

Poster Session (Grand Hall West)

8/1 Saturday

Pied mont

6:00-6:30PM

Pre-Dinner Break

6:30-9:00PM

7/30 Thursday Aquarium Dinner (Georgia Aquarium) 7/31 Friday Networking Dinner (Embassy Hall and LL3; by Symposium)

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Forum Location

7/30 Thursday HO: Hanover Hall 7/31 Friday EM: Embassy Hall 8/1 Saturday

Time

7:00-8:00AM

Breakfast (Grand Hall West)

8:00-9:45AM

7/30 Thursday

Forum KAST RISE KHIDI KIC KOFAC-AAAS

YGPF

Room EM C EM D HO A&B HO G EM B EM F

7/31 Friday

Forum KAST ULTRA LG CHEM YGPF

Room EM C HO A&B EM D EM F

8/1 Saturday

Forum YGPF

Room EM F

9:45-10:00AM

Coffee Break

10:00AM-12:00PM

Plenary Session (Regency VI / VII)

12:00-1:15PM

Lunch (Grand Hall West)

1:15-3:15PM

7/30 Thursday

Forum KAST RISE IP KIER/EUREKA WCSE KIMM KISTEP KITECH YGPF

Room EM C EM D/

Piedmont EM E HO A&B Roswell EM A HO F EM G EM F

7/31 Friday

Forum ULTRA KWISE FOOD GIST SEOUL YGPF

Room HO A&B HO F HO E EM E EM D EM F

3:15-3:30PM


3:30-5:30PM

7/30 Thursday

Forum KAST RISE IP KIER/EUREKA WCSE CJ KBSI KEI / KEITI

YGPF

Room EM C EM D/

Piedmont EM E HO A&B Roswell HO E EM B EM A EM F

7/31 Friday

Forum KWISE YGPF

Room HO F EM F

5:30-6:30PM

Pre-Dinner Break

6:30-9:00PM

7/30 Thursday Aquarium Dinner (Georgia Aquarium) 7/31 Friday Networking Dinner (Embassy Hall and LL3; by Symposium)

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Conference Schedule

July 29 (Wed)

1:15 pm – 6:00 pm Registration

5:30 pm – 9:00 pm VIP Dinner Reception VIP Dinner KAST Dinner

Regency Foyer Regency V TBD

July 30 (Thu)

8:00 am – 9:45 am Symposiums and Forums See pages 26,64

9:45 am – 10:00 am Coffee Break

10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Opening Ceremony National Anthems (Korea and USA) Opening Remarks

Youngsoo Kim (President of Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association)

Welcoming Remarks - Boo-Sup Lee (President of Korean Federation of Science and

Technology Societies) - Min Keun Chung (President of National Research Foundation /

Korea-US Cooperation Center) Congratulatory Remarks

- Yang Hee Choi (Minister of Science, ICT and Future Planning) - Moon Jong Hong (Member, National Assembly of Korea) - Sang-kee Suh (Member, National Assembly of Korea) - B.J. Pak (State Representative, GA House of Representatives)

Sponsor & VIP Recognition KSEA Award Ceremony I Plenary Keynote Speaker (Dr. Sang-Mook Lee, Seoul National

University) A Personal Perspective into Life, Society and Consciousness

Sponsor Plenary Talk

Regency VI / VII

12:00 pm – 1:15 pm

Lunch NST Banquet KUSCO Banquet KRICT Meeting

Grand Hall West Harris (LL3) University (LL3) Hanover G (LL2)

1:15 pm – 3:15 pm Symposiums and Forums See pages

1:15 pm – 5:30 pm World Congress of Korean and Korean-Ethnic Scientists and Engineers Meeting

Roswell (LL3)

3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Former President Meeting Hanover G

3:15 pm – 3:30 pm Coffee Break

3:30 pm – 5:30 pm Symposiums and Forums See pages

5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Break and Aquarium Tour

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm KAST Dinner TBD

6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Aquarium Dinner Sponsor Plenary Talk KSEA Award Ceremony II & Young Investigator Grant Award Talent Show

GA Aquarium

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July 31 (Fri)

8:00 am – 9:45 am Symposiums and Forums See pages 26,64 9:45 am – 10:00 am Coffee Break

10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Plenary Session Plenary Keynote Speaker (Dr. Chan-Mo Park, Pyongyang

University of Science & Technology): Engaging with DPRK through Science Diplomacy with a Servant's Heart

Sponsor Plenary Talk Plenary Keynote Speaker (Dr. Eileen Pollack, University of

Michigan): The only woman in the room: why science is still a boys' club

Sponsor Plenary Talk

Regency VI / VII

12:00 pm – 1:15 pm Lunch KAST Farewell Luncheon

Grand Hall West TBD

1:15 pm – 3:15 pm Symposiums and Forums See pages 26,64 1:15 pm – 6:00 pm Job Fair Grand Hall West 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm Poster Session Grand Hall West

6:30 pm – 9:00 pm Networking Dinner

PHY CHM/CHE/MSE/MAN (RISE) MST CIT FAN CEA EEC BMP/CNV KWiSE

Dunwoody (LL3) Embassy C Greenbriar (LL3) Inman (LL3) Embassy A Kennesaw (LL3) Vinings (LL3) Emory University Embassy B

9:00 pm – 11:30 pm Local Chapter President Committee Meeting Committee Chairs Meeting Technical Group Councilor/APS President Meeting

Hanover A & B Hanover E Hanover F

Aug 1 (Sat)

8:00 am – 9:45 am Symposiums and Forums See pages 26,64 9:45 am – 10:00 am Coffee Break

10:00am–12:00 pm

Plenary Session Sponsor Plenary Talk Plenary Keynote Speaker (Dr. Sung-Mo Steve Kang, KAIST):

Pursuing Excellence with a Servant's Heart Sponsor Plenary Talk Plenary Keynote Speaker (Dr. G. Marshall Lyon, Emory Univ):

Caring for Patients with Ebola and Minimizing Risk to Staff

KSEA Award Ceremony III (Grad Scholarship, Poster Awards)

Regency VI / VII

12:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Conference Banquet Closing Remarks

Youngsoo Kim (President of Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association)

Grand Hall West

2:00 pm – 3:15 pm Symposiums History Forum

See pages 26,64 Hanover A & B

3:30 pm – 5:00 pm CP/TGC Boot Camp Hanover E 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Council Dinner Hanover F 6:00 pm – 11:30 pm Council Meeting Hanover A & B

Aug 2 (Sun)

7:00 am – 3:00 pm Council Meeting (working lunch 12-1pm)

Hanover A & B

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SYMPOSIUMS

Symposiums UKC2015 will focus on basic science, emerging technology and industry technology. Significant research findings, R&D trends, and future prospects of sciences and technologies are solicited in the areas including, but not limited to the following.

Basic Science Program

Abbreviation Description Page

PHY Physics Symposium 27

MST Math/Stat Symposium 29

CHM Chemistry Symposium 32

Industry Technology Program

CHE Chemical Engineering Symposium 35

CIT Computer Sciences and Information Technologies Symposium 37

FAN Food, Agriculture and Nutrition Symposium 40

MSE Materials Science and Engineering Symposium 43

MAN Mechanical, Aerospace and Naval Engineering Symposium 45

CEA Civil, Environmental, Architecture Symposium 47

EEC Electrical, Electronics and Communications Symposium 51

Emerging Technology Program

BMP Bio, Medical and Pharmaceutical Symposium 53

CNV Convergence Technology Symposium 57

KSEA Forums

YGPF Young Generation and Professional Forum 61

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PHY PHYSICS

Symposium Program Physics Symposium [PHY] Chair: Chueng-Ryong Ji (North Carolina State Univ) Co-Chairs: Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang Univ), Jaehoon Lee (Univ of Texas at Arlington)

Thursday, July 30, 2015

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Embassy Hall B

The Joint Plenary Session by PHY and MST

Chair: Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang Univ)

Time Title and Authors

1:15 PM [Invited] Advancing Basic Science in South Korea Doochul Kim (Institute for Basic Science)

1:55 PM [Invited] Maker Culture and Creativity Swan Kim (KOFAC and Korean Physical Society)

2:35 PM [Invited] International Activities by Hosting ICM 2014 in South Korea Yong-Hoon Lee (Korean Mathematical Society)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:30PM, Dunwoody

PHY-1 Session: Condensed Matter Physics

Chair: Harold Kim (Georgia Institute of Technology) on behalf of Seunghun Lee (Univ of Virginia)

3:30 PM PHY-1 [Invited] Functional Oxide Materials Discovery by Design Ho-Nyung Lee (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

3:55 PM PHY-2 [Invited] Magnetic Excitation Near Quantum Criticality in Fe-based Superconductor Jooseop Lee (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Igor Zaliznyak (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Seunghun Lee (Univ of Virginia)

4:20 PM PHY-3 [Invited] Micro-machined Angle/Position Resolved Quasi-particle Detector Yoonseok Lee (Univ of Florida)

4:45 PM PHY-4 [Invited] Effect of Magnetic Field on Quasi-1D Quantum Magnets Martin Mourigal (Georgia Institute of Technology)

5:10 PM PHY-5 [Invited] Bokwon Yoon (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Friday, July 31, 2015

July 31 Friday, 8:00-9:45AM, Dunwoody

PHY-2 Session: Optics and Plasma Physics

Chair: Kiyong Kim (Univ of Maryland)

Time ID Title and Authors

8:00 AM PHY-6 [Invited] High-Speed Cameras Capturing Ultrafast Phenomena Kiyong Kim (Univ of Maryland)

8:20 AM PHY-7 [Invited] Test of Higher-Order Nonlinearities via Harmonic Generation Darshana L. Weerawarne (Binghamton Univ), Xiaohui Gao (Cornell Univ), Alexander L. Gaeta (Cornell Univ), and Bonggu Shim (Binghamton Univ)

8:40 AM PHY-8 [Invited] Strong-field, few-cycle mid-IR Sources and their Applications Kyung-Han Hong (MIT)

9:00 AM PHY-9 [Invited] Experimentally Simple, Broadband Transient-grating Frequency-resolved-optical Gating Device Dongjoo Lee (Swamp Optics LLC)

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PHY PHYSICS

9:25 AM PHY-10 [Invited] Control of Synchrotron Radiation with Dynamic X-ray Optics I. W. Jung, D. A. Walko, J. Wang, D. Mukhopadhyay, C. P. Schwartz, G. K. Shenoy, and D. Lopez (Argonne National Laboratory)

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Dunwoody

PHY-3 Session: Biophysics

Chair: Harold Kim (Georgia Institute of Technology)

1:15 PM PHY-11 [Invited] Sequence Dependence of DNA Looping Jiyoun Jeong (Georgia Institute of Technology), Harold Kim (Georgia Institute of Technology)

1:35 PM PHY-12 [Invited] Directed Assembly of Membrane Proteins Peter J. Yunker (Georgia Institute of Technology), David A. Weitz (Harvard Univ), Shaorong Chong (New England Biolabs)

1:55 PM PHY-13 [Invited] Grow or not grow?: Single-cell Level Study of Bacterial Growth in Stressful Conditions Emrah Simsek (Emory Univ) and Minsu Kim (Emory Univ)

2:15 PM PHY-14 [Invited] Characterizing the Statistical Properties of Protein Surfaces Ji Hyun Bak, Anne-Florence Bitbol, William Bialek (Princeton Univ)

2:35 PM PHY-15 [Invited] Microfluidic Study of a Stochastic Genetic Circuit Carefully Modulated by Environmental Inputs Minjun Son, Delaram Ghoreishi, Sang-Joon Ahn, Robert A. Burne and Stephen J. Hagen (Univ of Florida)

2:55 PM PHY-16 [Invited] A Dynamic Search Process Underlies MicroRNA Targeting Chirlmin Joo (Delft Univ of Technology)

July 31 Friday, 3:30-6:00PM, Grand Hall West

PHY Poster Session

Chair: Dong-gook Kim (Dalton State College)

ID Title and Authors

PHY-P1 [Invited] Generation of the Sedimentation Potential by Rapid Deceleration of a Fluid Jet, Han Jung Park (Univ of Tennessee, Brown Univ)

Saturday, August 1, 2015

August 1 Saturday, 8:00-9:00AM, Dunwoody

PHY-4 Session: Astrophysics

Chair: Eun-Suk Seo (Univ of Maryland)


8:00 AM PHY-17 [Invited] Searching for Dark Matter with Cosmic Rays Eun-Suk Seo (Univ of Maryland)

8:20 AM PHY-18 [Invited] Probing the Early Stage of Cluster Formation Kyoung-Soo Lee (Purdue Univ)

8:40 AM PHY-19 [Invited] Quasar Mode Feedback from Supermassive Black Holes in Brightest Cluster Galaxies KwangHo Park, Tamara Bogdanović (Georgia Institute of Technology)

August 1 Saturday, 1:15-3:15PM, Dunwoody

PHY-5 Session: High Energy & Nuclear Physics

Chair: Jaehoon Yu (Univ of Texas, Arlington)

1:15 PM PHY-20 [Invited] Search for Exclusively Produced Higgs and The Beams of Dark Matter Jaehoon Yu (Univ of Texas at Arlington)

1:45 PM PHY-21 [Invited] Holography Principle and its Application Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang Univ)

2:15 PM PHY-22 [Invited] Probing the Warped Graviton at Hadron Colliders Doojin Kim (Univ of Florida)

2:45 PM PHY-23 [Invited] 100 Years of General Relativity and Trends of Nuclear Physics Chueng-Ryong Ji (North Carolina State Univ)

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MST MATH/STAT

Math/Stat Symposium [MST] Chair: Jangwoon Lee (Univ of Mary Washington) Co-Chairs: Dohan Kim (Seoul National Univ), Grace Hyun Kim (UCLA)


July 30 Thursday, 8:00-9:40AM, Greenbriar

MST-1 Session: Computational Mathematics and Korean Mathematics

Chair: Chang-Ock Lee (KAIST), Co-chair: Hyunju Kim (North Greenville Univ)


8:00 AM MST-1 [Invited] Unified Framework for Overlapping and Nonoverlapping Domain Decomposition Methods for the Total Variation Minimization Chang-Ock Lee, Changmin Nam (KAIST)

8:20 AM MST-2 [Invited] Collocated Enrichment for Isogeometric Analysis of Elliptic Boundary Value Problems with Singularities Hae-Soo Oh, Bong Soo Jang, Jae Woo Jeong, Hyunju Kim

(North Greenville Univ)

8:40 AM MST-3

[Invited] Partition of Unity with Flat-Top Constructed by a Geometric Mapping for Analysis of Elliptic Boundary Value Problems Containing Corner or Boundary Layer Singularities Hae-Soo Oh, Bong Soo Jang, Jae Woo Jeong, Hyunju Kim (UNC at Charlotte)

9:00 AM MST-4 [Invited] A Multigrid Method for H (div) Duk-Soon Oh (Rutgers Univ)

9:20 AM MST-5 [Invited] Recent Development of Korean Mathematics: How We Could Host Seoul ICM 2014 Successfully from a Developing Country Dohan Kim (Seoul National Univ)


The Joint Plenary Session by PHY and MST

Chair: Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang Univ)


1:15 PM [Invited] Advancing Basic Science in South Korea Doochul Kim (Institute for Basic Science)

1:55 PM [Invited] Maker Culture and Creativity Swan Kim (KOFAC and Korean Physical Society)

2:35 PM [Invited] International Activities by Hosting ICM 2014 in South Korea Yong-Hoon Lee (Korean Mathematical Society)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:35PM, Greenbriar

MST-2 Session: Image Processing

Chair: Hyeona Lim (Mississippi Univ), Co-chair: Sangwoon Yun (Sung Kyun Kwan Univ)

3:30 PM MST-6 [Invited] Non-local Total Variation Minimization for Speckle Image Denoising Hyeona Lim, Arundhati Bagchi Misra (Mississippi Univ)

3:55 PM MST-7 [Invited] Iterative Reweighted Algorithm for Non-convex Poissonian Image Denoising Model Taeuk Jeong, Yoon Mo Jung, Sangwoon Yun (Sung Kyun Kwan Univ)

4:20 PM MST-8 [Invited] Optimal Path for Scanning the Entire Environment with Limited Sensing Range Sung Ha Kang, Seong Jun Kim, Haomin Zhou (Georgia Institute of Technology)

4:45 PM MST-9 [Invited] The Level Set Methods with High Order Numerical Techniques Myungjoo Kang

(Seoul National Univ)

5:10 PM MST-10 [Invited] Digital Elevation Modeling via Curvature Interpolation Hwamog Kim, Jeffry L. Willers, Seongjai Kim (Mississippi State Univ)

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MST MATH/STAT


July 31 Friday, 8:00-9:40AM, Greenbriar

MST-3 Session: Algebra, Geometry, and Data Analysis

Chair: MoonJung Cho (US Bureau of Labor Statistics), Co-Chair: Youngmi Kim (Jacksonville State Univ)


8:00 AM MST-11

[Invited] Properties of Smoothed Design-Based Variance Estimators from Complex Sample Surveys MoonJung Cho, John L. Eltinge, Julie Gershunskaya, Larry Huff (US Bureau of Labor Statistics)

8:20 AM MST-12 [Invited] Existence of Symmetric Designs and Related Combinatorial Objects Sungyell Song (Iowa State Univ)

8:40 AM MST-13 [Invited] Semigroup of Power Partial Isometries Youngmi Kim, Jaedeok Kim (Jacksonville State Univ)

9:00 AM MST-14 [Invited] Enumerating Coverings Jinho Kwak (BJTU-China and Postech-Korea)

9:20 AM MST-15 [Invited] Wonders of 11 Stars: Mathematical Explorations through Paper Folding Duk-Hyung Lee (Asbury Univ)

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:20PM, Greenbriar

MST-4 Session: Applied Mathematics

Chair: Junkoo Park (Georgia Gwinnet College), Co-chair: Sookkyung Lim (Univ of Cincinnati)

1:15 PM MST-16 [Invited] Applying Dynamic Amino Acid Interaction Preferences to GNM RD Marek, August Gula, Junkoo Park (Georgia Gwinnet College)

1:40 PM MST-17 [Invited] The Generalized Immersed Boundary Method Applied to Bacterial Flagellar Behavior Sookkyung Lim (Univ of Cincinnati)

2:05 PM MST-18 [Invited] Some Existence Results of Solutions for generalized Laplacian Systems Xianghui Xu, Yong-Hoon Lee (Pusan National Univ)

2:30 PM MST-19 [Invited] Sparse Grid Stochatic Collocation Method for Burgers Equation Hyung-Chun Lee

(Ajou Univ)

2:55 PM MST-20 [Invited] Optimal Control Problems for SPDEs with Neumann Conditions Jangwoon Lee (Univ of Mary Washington)


MST Poster Session



MST-P1 Kernel Function based Interior-Point Algorithm for Linear Optimization, Gyeong-Mi Cho (Dongseo Univ)

MST-P2 A Contingency Table Approach to Median Test for Interval Censored Survival Data, Seunggeun Hyun (Univ of South Carolina at Upstate)

MST-P3 Time-Series Data Break-Detection Methods Adopted for Intellectual Property Policy Setup, BeomYong Kim, Hyup Yang (Kangwon National Univ)

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MST MATH/STAT


August 1 Saturday, 8:00-9:40AM, Greenbriar

MST-5 Session: Analysis and Survey Statistics

Chair: Donsig Jang (Mathematica Policy Research), Co-Chair: Jaedeok Kim (Jacksonville State Univ)


8:00 AM MST-21 [Invited] Improving Survey Data Quality Donsig Jang, Alicia Haelen (Mathematica Policy Research)

8:20 AM MST-22 [Invited] Topological and Geometric Approaches to Data Analysis Eungchun Cho (Kentucky State Univ)

8:40 AM MST-23 [Invited] Numerical Range of Partial Isometries Jaedeok Kim, Youngmi Kim (Jacksonville State Univ)

9:00 AM MST-24 [Invited] Dynamic Storage Allocation Model with Finite Capacity Eunju Sohn, Charles Knessl (Columbia College Chicago)

9:20 AM MST-25 [Invited] Reality of Eigenvalues of Anharmonic Oscillators in the Complex Plane Kwang C. Shin (Univ of West Georgia)

August 1 Saturday, 2:00-4:00PM, Greenbriar

MST-6 Session: Statistics Theory and Application

Chair: Yun Chon (Amgen Inc), Co-Chair: Soeun Kim (Univ of Texas)

2:00 PM MST-26 [Invited] Application of MCP-Mod Procedure for Dose Finding Study Yun Chon, Jason Li (Amgen Inc)

2:20 PM MST-27 [Invited] Quantitative Lung Fibrosis Score Using Low Dose CT Images Grace Hyun J. Kim, Daniel Chong (UCLA)

2:40 PM MST-28 [Invited] Modeling Building Construction Expenditure Rate Curves Using a Bayesian Semi-Parametric Approach Yuhyun Song, Scotland C. Leman (Virginia Tech)

3:00 PM MST-29 [Invited] Type I Error in Stepwise and LASSO Regression-based Genetic Model Building Jeremy Sabourin, Alexa J.M. Sorant, Bhoom Suktitipat, Heejong Sung, Alexander F. Wilson (NIH)

3:20 PM MST-30 [Invited] Evaluation of Multiple Imputation Methods for Missing Covariates in Regression Models with Interactions: the Binary Case Soeun Kim, Thomas R. Belin, Catherine A. Sugar (Univ of Texas)

3:40 PM MST-31 [Invited] HyperQA: A Framework for Complex Question-Answering Jinho Choi (Emory Univ)

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CHM CHEMISTRY

Chemistry Symposium [CHM] Chair: Chang Yeol Ryu (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Co-Chairs: Dong-Ha Kim (Ewha Woman’s Univ), Seung Woo Lee (Georgia Institute of Technology), Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M Univ)


July 30 Thursday, 8:30-9:45AM, Techwood

BMAT-1 Session: Biomaterials (BMAT: Joint Session between CHM and CHE Symposiums)

Chair: Jung Woo Lee (Univ of Massachusetts at Amherst), Co-chair: Hyunmin Yi (Tufts Univ)

8:30 AM BMAT-1/CHE [Keynote] Bone Marrow Tissue Analogues for Studying Tumor Metastasis Jung Woo Lee (Univ of Massachusetts at Amherst)

8:55 AM BMAT-2/CHE [Invited] Creating a Single Nanofiber Pattern at a Predetermined Site with a Preferred Orientation using a Mechanical Stimulus Joonil Seog (Univ of Maryland at College Park)

9:20 AM BMAT-3/CHE [Invited] Polymer Lung Surfactants You-Yeon Won (Purdue Univ)

July 30 Thursday, 1:30-3:30PM, Techwood

BMAT-2 Session: Biomaterials II (BMAT: Joint Session between CHM and CHE Symposiums)

Chair: Yong Ku Cho (Univ of Connecticut), Co-chair: Chang Yeol Ryu (Rensselaer Polytechnic Insitute)

1:30 PM BMAT-4/CHM [Invited] Chemical and Orientational Imaging of Complex Polymeric Materials by Coherent Raman Microscopy Young Jong Lee (National Institute of Standards and Technology, NIST)

2:00 PM BMAT-5/CHM [Invited] Artificial Spores Insung Choi (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KAIST)

2:30 PM BMAT-6/CHM [Invited] Fundamentals and Applications of Zinc Oxide Nanorods in Enhanced Optical Bioassays Jong-in Hahm (Georgetown Univ)

3:00 PM BMAT-7/CHM [Keynote] DNA-directed Nanoparticle Superlattices Byeongdu Lee (Argonne National Laboratory)


July 31 Friday, 8:00-10:00AM

KAST & NAS Forum, Embassy Hall C

KIER Energy Eureka Forum, Hanover Hall A&B

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Piedmont

CHM-1 Session: Sustainable Chemistry and Materials

Chair: Du Yeol Ryu (Yonsei Univ), Co-chair: Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M)

1:15 PM CHM-1 [Keynote] Block Copolymer Assembly for Ultrafiltration Membranes Du Yeol Ryu, Hyungju Ahn, Sungmin Park (Yonsei Univ)

1:45 PM CHM-2 [Invited] Nanostructured Aluminosilicates from "Green Cement": Sustainable Materials Synthesis for Sustainability Applications Dong-Kyun “Don” Seo (Arizona State Univ)

2:15 PM CHM-3 [Invited] Organometallic Compounds for Coordination Polymerization and Anionic Polymerization Bun Yeol Lee, Jong Yeob Jeon (Ajou Univ)

2:45 PM CHM-4 [Invited] Epoxy Thermoset Networks derived from Vegetable Oils and their Blends Chang Yeol Ryu (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)

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CHM Poster Session


CHM-P1 Novel Antimycobacterial Secondary Metabolites of Streptomycete Caeruleus Isolated from Iceland, Hi-Young Kim (Univ of Illinois at Chicago)

CHM-P2 Encoding Systematic Morphologies in Vertical Silicon Nanowires for Advanced Optoelectronics, Seokhyoung Kim (Univ of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

CHM-P3 Vegetable Oil Dielectric Insulating Fluid for High- Voltage Transformers, Goeun Han (Cargill)

CHM-P4 Atomic Layer-by-Layer Deposition of Pt on Pd Octahedra for Enhanced Catalysts toward the Oxygen Reduction Reaction, Jinho Park (Georgia Institute of Technology)

CHM-P5 Porous Polyaniline Nanofiber/Graphene Layer-by-Layer Electrodes for Energy Storage, Ju-Won Jeon (Texas A&M Univ)

CHM-P6 Plan for the Improvement of Teaching Methods for General Chemistry, Yoonjin Lee (Konyang Univ)


August 1 Saturday, 8:15-9:55AM, Piedmont

CHM-2 Session: Molecular Insights for Reactions and Functions

Chair: Tae-Hee Lee (Pensylvania State Univ), Co-chair: Dong-Hee Son (Texas A&M)

8:15 AM CHM-5 [Keynote] Hot Electrons Generated from Doped Quantum Dots for Enhanced Photochemistry Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M Univ)

8:40 AM CHM-6 [Invited] Single Molecule Studies on the Structure and Dynamics of the Nucleosome Tae-Hee Lee (Pensylvania State Univ)

9:05 AM CHM-7

[Invited] Control of Interpolymer Interactions for High Thermal Conductivity in Amorphous Polymer Blends Apoorv Shanker, Gun-Ho Kim, Dongwook Lee, Lei Shao, Minsang Kwon, David Gidley, Kevin Pipe, Jinsang Kim (Univ of Michigan)

9:30 AM CHM-8 Acredinones A and B, Voltage-Dependent Potassium Channel Inhibitors from the Sponge-Derived Fungus Acremonium sp. F9A015 Hiyoung Kim, Sang-Jip Nam, Won-Kyung Ho, Heonjoong Kang (Univ of Illinois at Chicago)

August 1 Saturday, 2:00-3:40PM, Piedmont

CHM-3 Session: Functional Nanomaterials I

Chair: Joongho Moon (Florida International Univ), Co-chair: Young Sang Kim (Seoul National Univ)

2:00 PM CHM-9 [Keynote] Self-assembly of Conjugated Polymers with Different Backbone Structures Tereza Vokata, Joongho Moon (Florida International Univ)

2:25 PM CHM-10 [Invited] Well-Defined, Thiophene-Based All-Conjugated Amphiphilic Diblock Copolymers and Their Applications Taiho Park (Pohang Univ of Science and Technology, POSTECH)

2:50 PM CHM-11 [Invited] Controlled Growth of Organic Semiconductors using Crystallizable Solvents as Templates Jeyon Chung, Jueun Kim, Youngjong Kang (Hanyang Univ)

3:15 PM CHM-12 [Invited] Fine-Tuning of Polymer Functionalities for Block Copolymer Nanolithography Bongjin Moon (Sogang Univ)

August 1 Saturday, 3:50-5:05PM, Piedmont

CHM-4 Session: Functional Nanomaterials II

Chair: Bongjin Moon (Sogang Univ), Co-chair: Chang Yeol Ryu (Rensselaer Polytechnic Insitute)

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CHM CHEMISTRY

3:50 PM CHM-13

[Keynote] Size and Aspect Ratio-controlled Nanoparticle Surfactants for Producing Novel Structured Polymer-Based Materials Bumjoon Kim, Kang Hee Ku, Jae Man Shin, Hyunseung Yang (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KAIST)

4:15 PM CHM-14 [Invited] High-Performance Ionic Liquid - Polymer Gate Insulator for Flexible Thin Film Transistors Jieun Ko, Youn Sang Kim (Seoul National Univ)

4:40 PM CHM-15 Photocatalytic Properties of Photodeposited Pt on Fe oxide Nanoparticles Supported on Highly Oriented Pyrolytic Graphite (HOPG) Jayde Kwon and John C. Hemminger (Univ of California at Irvine)

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CHE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Chemical Engineering Symposium [CHE] Chair: Gyeong Soon Hwang (Univ of Texas at Austin) Co-Chairs: Jong Min Lee (Seoul National Univ), Hyunmin Yi (Tufts Univ)


July 30 Thursday, 8:30-9:45AM, Techwood

BMAT-1 Session: Biomaterials (BMAT: Joint Session between CHM and CHE Symposiums)

Chair: Jung Woo Lee (Univ of Massachusetts, Amherst), Co-chair: Hyunmin Yi (Tufts Univ)

8:30 AM BMAT-1/CHE [Invited] Bone Marrow Tissue Analogues for Studying Tumor Metastasis Jung Woo Lee (Univ of Massachusetts at Amherst)

8:55 AM BMAT-2/CHE [Invited] Creating a Single Nanofiber Pattern at a Predetermined Site with a Preferred Orientation using a Mechanical Stimulus Joonil Seog (Univ of Maryland at College Park)

9:20 AM BMAT-3/CHE [Plenary] Polymer Lung Surfactants You-Yeon Won (Purdue Univ)


BMAT-2 Session: Biomaterials II (BMAT: Joint Session between CHM and CHE Symposiums)

Chair: Yong Ku Cho (Univ of Connecticut), Co-chair: Chang Yeol Ryu (Rensselaer Polytechnic Insitute)

1:30 PM BMAT-4/CHM [Invited] Chemical and Orientational Imaging of Complex Polymeric Materials by Coherent Raman Microscopy Young Jong Lee (NIST)

2:00 PM BMAT-5/CHM [Invited] Artificial Spores Insung Choi (KAIST)

2:30 PM BMAT-6/CHM [Invited] Fundamentals and Applications of Zinc Oxide Nanorods in Enhanced Optical Bioassays Jong-in Hahm (Georgetown Univ)

3:00 PM BMAT-7/CHM [Keynote] DNA-directed Nanoparticle Superlattices Byeongdu Lee (Argonne National Laboratory)


CHE-B3 Session: Advances in Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology

Chair: Jin Ryoun Kim (NYU Poly), Co-chair: Seongkyu Yoon (Univ of Massachusetts Lowell)

3:30 PM CHE-B1 [Keynote] Facile Micromolding-based Fabrication of Biopolymeric-synthetic Hydrogel Microspheres with Controlled Macroporous Structures for Improved Protein Conjuation Hyunmin Yi (Tufts Univ)

3:55 PM CHE-B2 [Invited] Engineering Light-activated Proteins for Controlling Biological Processes Yong Ku Cho (Univ of Connecticut)

4:20 PM CHE-B3 [Invited] Continuous Biomanufacturing: the Future of Antibody Production Seongkyu Yoon (Univ of Massachusetts Lowell)

4:45 PM CHE-B4 [Invited] Tungsten Oxide Catalyzed Bioderived Furfuryl Alcohol: Oligomer Formation and Reaction Mechanism Tae Jin Kim (Stony Brook Univ)

5:10 PM CHE-B5 [Invited] Protein Stabilization by Insertional Fusion Jin Ryoun Kim (NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering)


July 31 Friday, 8:00-9:45AM, Techwood

CHE-1 Session: Advanced Technologies in Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization I

Chair: Jong Min Lee (Seoul National Univ), Co-chair: Hae-Kwon Jeong (Texas A&M Univ)

8:00 AM CHE-1 [Keynote] Using High Throughput Computation to Accelerate Development of Materials

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CHE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

for Scalable Energy Technologies David Sholl (Georgia Institute of Technology)

8:30 AM CHE-2

[Invited] Effect of Pore Structure on CO2 Adsorption Characteristics of Aminopolymer Impregnated MCM-36 Christopher F. Cogswell, Hui Jiang, Justin Ramberger, Daniel Accetta, Ronald J. Willey, and Sunho Choi (Northeastern Univ)

9:00 AM CHE-3

[Invited] An Improved CO2 Adsorption Efficiency for the Zeolites Impregnated with the Amino Group Kiwoong Kim (Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology) and Won Bo Lee (Seoul National Univ)

9:20 AM CHE-4 [Invited] First-principles based Fast Screening of Binary Transition Metal Catalysts for CO2 Conversion Jeonghyun Ko and Jeong Woo Han (Univ of Seoul)


CHE Poster Session


CHE-P1 Mineralogical Changes in Iron-bearing Sandstone with CO2 Injection, Hyukmin Kweon (Univ of Utah)

CHE-P2 Electrochemical Reaction Mechanism and Thermal Characterization of Lithium Sulfur Cell, Jeongwook Seo (Illinois Institute of Technology)

CHE-P3 Esterification and Transesterification for Propylene Glycol Methyl Ether Acetate by Reactive Chromatography Systems, Jungmin Oh (Georgia Institute of Technology)

CHE-P4 Engineering of Biocompatible Scaffolds for Sustained Release of Drug Molecules and Molecular Imaging Nanoagents, Jonghoon Choi (Hanyang Univ)


August 1 Saturday, 8:00-9:45AM, Techwood

CHE-2 Session: Advanced Technologies in Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization II


8:00 AM CHE-5 [Keynote] CO2 Capture with Supported Amine Materials: Materials and Process Chemistry Advances for Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Christopher W. Jones (Georgia Institute of Technology)

8:30 AM CHE-6 [Invited] Energy-demand Analysis of an Absorption Process for Carbon Capture Huiyong Kim and Kwang Soon Lee (Sogang Univ)

8:50 AM CHE-7 [Invited] A Multi-scale Framework for CO2 Capture, Utilization, and Storage M. M. Faruque Hasan (Texas A&M Univ)

9:20 AM CHE-8 [Invited] CO2 Management: An Overview and a Summary of on-Going Efforts at Saudi Aramco-KAIST CO2 Management Center and Laboratory for Energy Systems Engineering Jay H. Lee (KAIST)

August 1 Saturday, 1:30-2:50PM, Techwood

CHE-3 Session: Advanced Technologies in Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization III


1:30 PM CHE-9 [Invited] Metal-organic Framework Membranes for CO2 Capture Hyuk Taek Kwon, Sonny Sachdeva, and Hae-Kwon Jeong (Texas A&M Univ)

2:00 PM CHE-10 [Keynote] Understanding Molecular Mechanisms for CO2 Capture by Aqueous Amines from First Principles Modeling Gyeong Soon Hwang (Univ of Texas at Austin)

2:20 PM CHE-11 [Keynote] An Integrated Process Model of CCS as a Whole Chain Taekyoon Park and Jong Min Lee (Seoul National Univ)

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CIT COMPUTER SCIENCES & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

Computer Sciences & Information Technologies Symposium [CIT] Chair: Minkyong Kim (IBM T.J. Watson Research) Co-Chairs: Yoonsuck Choe (Texas A&M Univ), Songkuk Kim (Yonsei Univ)


July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Inman

CIT-1 Session: Big Data

Chair: Jongwook Woo (California State Univ Los Angeles)


1:15 PM CIT-1

Performance Evaluation for Large Scale Genome Assembly workload over HPC and SSD clusters Arghya Kusum Das (Louisiana State Univ), Seung-Jong Park (Louisiana State Univ), Jinki Kim (Samsung Electronics), Wooseok Chang (Samsung Electronics)

1:35 PM CIT-2 Developing a New Form of Computational Social Sciences: Organizational Genetics To Study Digital Innovation Youngjin Yoo (Temple Univ)

1:55 PM CIT-3 Text Mining and Natural Language Processing State of the Art and Open Problems John H Lee (KPMG LLP)

2:15 PM CIT-4 Synthetic Connectomics to Tackle Big Data Challenges in its Natural Counterpart Yoonsuck Choe, Qinbo Li, Jin Huang, Jaewook Yoo (Texas A&M Univ)

2:35 PM CIT-5 Application of Data Mining Techniques in Food Recipes Databases Soon-Ok Park (Governors State Univ)

2:55 PM CIT-6 Big Data Analysis and the Industrial Approach using Spark Jongwook Woo (California State Univ at Los Angeles)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:30PM, Inman

CIT-2 Session: Networked Systems

Chair: KyoungSoo Park (KAIST)

3:30 PM CIT-7 Rebootless OS update Taesoo Kim (Georgia Tech)

3:50 PM CIT-8 CYRUS: Client-defined Privacy-protected Reliable Cloud Storage Sangtae Ha (Univ of Colorado Boulder)

4:10 PM CIT-9 SDNFV: Towards a Flexible and Dynamic Smart Data Plane Jinho Hwang (IBM T.J. Watson Research Center)

4:30 PM CIT-10 Dynamic Network Control Hyojoon Kim (Princeton Univ)

4:50 PM CIT-11 Architecture of IBM Bluemix, Platform as a Service Minkyong Kim (IBM T.J. Watson Research)

5:10 PM CIT-12 Towards Modular Programming of Stateful Middleboxes Asim Jamshed, Donghwi Kim, YoungGyun Moon, Dongsu Han, KyoungSoo Park (KAIST)


July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Inman

CIT-3 Session: Software Engineering and Education

Chair: Eunjee Song (Baylor Univ)


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1:15 PM CIT-13 Generating various contexts from permissions for testing Android applications Kwangsik Song, Ah-Rim Han, Sehun Jeong, Sungdeok Cha (Korea Univ)

1:35 PM CIT-14 Improving Performance of Java Programs Using Method Invocation Conversion Junha Lee (Kettering Univ), Dae-Kyoo Kim (Oakland Univ), Jaerock Kwon (Kettering Univ)

1:55 PM CIT-15 Towards Effective and Efficient Replay Debugging Kyu Hyung Lee (Univ of Georgia)

2:15 PM CIT-16 Web-based IDE for Novice Java Programmers Jeong Yang, Young Lee (Texas A&M Univ at Kingsville)

2:35 PM CIT-17 Improving Object-Oriented Programming Education Using Static and Dynamic Visualization Young Lee, Jeong Yang (Texas A&M Univ at Kingsville)

2:55 PM CIT-18 Improving Test Data Generation from Sequence Diagrams Using Genetic Algorithm Xiyan Cao (AssetWorks), Eunjee Song (Baylor Univ)


CIT Poster Session



CIT-P1 Understanding the Nature of Online Community Interaction, Albert Park (Univ of Washington)

CIT-P2 Local Collaborative Ranking for Recommendation Systems, Joonseok Lee

1, Samy

Bengio2, Seungyeon Kim

1, Guy Lebanon

3, Yoram Singer

2 (

1Georgia Institute of Technology,

2Google Research,

3LinkedIn)

CIT-P3 An Object Oriented Database for Information Management in 3D Printing and Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Charles Willow (Monmouth Univ)

CIT-P4 A Simple Method for Protecting Privacy in Video Surveillance, Jang-Hee Yoo and Jeong Nyeo Kim (ETRI)

CIT-P5 Standardization for Future Network in ISO/IEC JTC1 SC6, D. Jung

1, S. Cheung

2, H. Kahng

1

(1Dept of EIE, Korea Univ,

2Samsung Techwin)

CIT-P6 Why is a Web Application using Ruby on Rails good for Software Maintenance?, Hong G. Jung and Sam Chung (Southern Illinois Univ)

CIT-P7 Architectural Modeling of a Mobile App using Android SDK, Andrew S. Kang, Hong G. Jung, and Sam Chung (Southern Illinois Univ)

CIT-P8 Development of Storytelling based Coding Education Model for Beginners, So-ra Min, Duk-hoi Koo (Seoul National Univ of Education)

CIT-P9 Self-Directed Coding Learning Through ‘Tynker’ for the Beginner, Jongeun Yoon, Dukhoi Koo (Seoul National Univ of Education)

CIT-P10 A Study on Educational Application of Big Data for Individualized Learning in Primary Schools, Min-Young Lee, Seok-Ju Jeon (Seoul National Univ of Education)

CIT-P11 The Nature of Twitter Usage Patterns by User Relationships, Youngsub Han, Hyeoncheol Lee (Towson Univ)

CIT-P12 Securing Web Applications with Better “patches”: an Architectural Approach for Proper Input Validation with Security Patterns, Jung-woo Sohn, Jungwoo Ryoo (Pennsylvania State Univ)

CIT-P13 Evolving Neural Networks to Control Tool Use, Jaewook Yoo, Qinbo Li, and Yoonsuck Choe (Texas A&M Univ)

CIT-P14 Structural Health Monitoring of Wind Turbine Blades, Jung H. Kim and Insook Kim (Univ of Arkansas)

CIT-P15 HyperQA: A Framework for Complex Question-Answering, Jinho D. Choi (Emory Univ)

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August 1 Saturday, 8:00-9:40AM, Inman

CIT-4 Session: Security and Analytics

Chair: Jungwoo Ryoo (Pennsylvania State Univ)


8:00 AM CIT-19 Query Rank Based Database Insider Attack Monitoring with 80/20 Rule Sam Chung (Southern Illinois Univ), Sky Moon (Univ of Washington)

8:20 AM CIT-20 Using Delphi Technique to Explorer Critical Factors in Cloud Security Auditing HyoJoo Han (Georgia Southern Univ), Jungwoo Ryoo (Pennsylvania State Univ)

8:40 AM CIT-21 Market Prediction using Google Trends Data Seongwook Youn (Univ of Southern California)

9:00 AM CIT-22 The Utility Of Geo-Tagged Tweets In Predicting Origin-Destination Flows Of Large Migrations During Korean New Year Holidays Eun-Kyeong Kim, Alexander Savelyev (Pennsylvania State Univ)

9:20 AM CIT-23 Investigating the Trends in OLED TV technology Using Bibliometrics and Fisher-Pry Diffusion Model Yonghee Cho (Portland State Univ)

August 1 Saturday, 2:00-4:00PM, Inman

CIT-5 Session: Wireless and Mobile systems

Chair: Sunghyun Choi (Seoul National Univ)

2:00 PM CIT-24 hyBee: A Novel Transceiver for Large-scale Wireless Sensor Networks Jin-Seok Han, Jae-Seok Bang, Dong-Kwan Kim, Yong-Hwan Lee (Seoul National Univ)

2:20 PM CIT-25 Collaborative Sensing, Communication, and Navigation (CSCaN) with Multiple Heterogeneous Drones Bo Ryu (EpiSys Science, Inc.)

2:40 PM CIT-26 Auction based Spectrum Allocation considering QoS in Cellular Networks Seungji Yoo, Jeonghoon Mo (Yonsei Univ)

3:00 PM CIT-27 Attack-Resiliency using Multiple Sensors in Smart Vehicles Chorok Gwak, Sang-Hyuk Son (DGIST)

3:20 PM CIT-28 Adaptive Multi-interface Selection System for Mobile Video Data Offloading Seonghoon Moon, Songkuk Kim (Yonsei Univ)

3:40 PM CIT-29 Energy Efficient Bandwidth Management in IEEE 802.11ac Wireless Networks Sunghyun Choi (Seoul National Univ)

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FAN FOOD, AGRICULTURE AND NUTRITION

Food, Agriculture and Nutrition Symposium [FAN] Chair: Hee-Yong Kim (National Institutes of Health) Co-Chairs: Youngmo Yoon (Sensient Flavors LLC), Mi-Kyung Sung (Sookmyung Women’s Univ)


July 30 Thursday, 8:00-10:00AM, Hanover Hall E

FAN-1 Session: Experimental and Molecular Nutrition

Chair: Yuri Kim (Ewha Womans Univ), Co-chair: Seong-Ho Lee (Univ of Maryland)


8:00 AM FAN-1 [Keynote] Mechanistic View for Omega-3 Fatty Acid-induced Neurodevelopment and Neuroprotection Hee-Yong Kim (NIH)

8:20 AM FAN-2 β-Carotene Regulates Cancer Cell Stemness and Metastasis in Neuroblastoma Yoo-Sun Kim, Hyun-Ah Lee, Ji Ye Lim, Yuri Kim (Ewha Womans Univ)

8:40 AM FAN-3 [Invited] Activating Transcription Factor 3 (ATF3): A Molecular Target for Colorectal Cancer Seong-Ho Lee, and Seung J. Baek (Univ of Maryland)

9:00 AM FAN-4 Effects of Dehydration on Physical and Cognitive Development in Infant Mice Chongsu Kim, Wooyoung Chun, Dong-Mi Shin (Seoul National Univ)

9:20 AM FAN-5

The Effects of A Single Developmentally-Entrained Pulse of Testosterone in Female Neonatal Mice On Reproductive and Metabolic Functions in Adult Life Hyeran Jang, Carlo Serra, Mi-Jeong Lee, Susan K Fried, Ravi Jasuja and Shalender Bhasin (Harvard Univ)

9:40 AM FAN-6 Possibility of Cancer Prevention of Prohibitin1 Kwang Suk Ko (Ewha Womans Univ)

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Hanover Hall E

FAN-2 Session: Community Nutrition and Public Health

Chair: Sohyun Park (CDC, USA), Co-chair: YoonJu Song (The Catholic Univ of Korea)

1:15 PM FAN-7 Nutrient Intake Differences between Korean Traditional Diet and Fast-food Diet among Korean Adults—Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2013 Haeng-Shin Lee (Korea Health Industry Development Institute)

1:35 PM FAN-8 How to Address Paradox of Rural Food Deserts?: Formative Research for a Store-Based Nutrition Intervention in Low-Income, Rural Communities Hee-Jung Song (Univ of Maryland)

1:55 PM FAN-9 Prepregnancy Weight Status is an Independent Risk Factor for Pregnancy Complications and Poor Birth Outcomes Won O. Song, Dayeon Shin, Kyung Won Lee (Michigan State Univ)

2:15 PM FAN-10

[Invited] Factors Associated with Dietary Added Sugar Intake Among US Men and Women, National Health Interview Survey 2010 Sohyun Park, Frances E. Thompson, Lisa C. McGuire, Liping Pan, Deborah A. Galuska, Heidi M. Blanck (Center for Disease Control and Prevention)

2:35 PM FAN-11 Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption and Metabolic Risk Factors in Korean Adult Population Sangwon Chung, Kyungho Ha, Hyojee Joung, YoonJu Song (The Catholic Univ of Korea)

2:55 PM FAN-12 The Rapid Assessment of Retail Food Environment in American Samoa- 2014 Seung Hee Lee-Kwan, Gayathri Kumar, Lisa C. McGuire, Heidi M. Blanck (Center for Disease Control and Prevention)


FAN-3 Session: CJ Forum


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July 31 Friday, 8:00-9:40AM, Hanover Hall E

FAN-4 Session: Agriculture-Animal Food

Chair: K Casey Jeong (Univ of Florida), Co-Chair: Byung-Whi Kong (Univ of Arkansas)


8:00 AM FAN-13

[Invited] Whole-genome Sequencing for Genetically Selected Chicken Lines Important for Both Biomedical Models and Agriculture Byung-Whi Kong, Seok Lee, Bhuwan Khatri, Kaylee Rowland, Ashley Hayden, Nicholas B. Anthony, Gisela Erf, Douglas Rhoads, Walter Bottje (Univ of Arkansas)

8:20 AM FAN-14 Targeted Disruption of RAG2 Gene during Porcine Embryogenesis Using CRISPR/Cas0 System Junghyun Ryu, Kiho Lee (Virginia Tech)

8:40 AM FAN-15 Production Myostatin Knockout Cell Lines Using SCNT and TALENs Xi-Jun Yin, Jin-Dan Kang (Yanbian Univ)

9:00 AM FAN-16 Engineering of Chitosan-based Nanoparticles for Multidrug Resistant Microorganisms Soojin Jeon, Minyoung Kang, K Casey Jeong (Univ of Florida)

9:20 AM FAN-17 Promoting the Utilization of Biomass and Other Organic Waste for Food and Non-Food Applications Young Jae Lee (Texas A&M Univ)

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:05PM, Hanover Hall E

FAN-5 Session: Food Safety and Regulation Forum

Chair: Jae-Won Park (Oregon State Univ), Co-Chair: Young Bae Chung (World Institute of Kimchi)

1:15 PM FAN-18 [Invited] KORUS FTA 3 Years and Its Impact on the International Trade of Korean Food Industry Suk-Oh Kim (Consul and Customs Attache, LA Korean Consulate)

1:45 PM FAN-19 Korean Seafood Products Imported to United States: Current, Challenges, and Strategies Jae-Won Park (Oregon State Univ), Jin Soo Kim (Gyeongsang National Univ)

2:05 PM FAN-20 Bridging the Gap: Food Safety is Universal Cheryl Annarelli/Miesha Foreman (Gwinnett County Board of Health)

2:25 PM FAN-21 Panel Discussion Youngmo Yoon (Sesient Flavors LLC)


FAN Poster Session



FAN-P1 Risk of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus Associated with Dietary Patterns During Pregnancy May Not Be Mediated by Inflammation, Dayeon Shin, Won O. Song, Kyung Won Lee (Michigan State Univ)

FAN-P2 Frequent Consumption of Meals by Preparation Location Influence Dietary Adequacy and Diversity in Korean Adults, Kyung Won Lee, Won O. Song, MPH, Dayeon Shin, Mi Sook Cho (Michigan State Univ)

FAN-P3 Can Iodine Status Be Predicted by Food Group Intake?, Won O. Song, Kyung Won Lee, Dayeon Shin, Mi Sook Cho (Michigan State Univ)

FAN-P4 Determination of 14 Types of Oligosaccharides and Sugars Using HPLC/NQAD, Jong-Hee Na, You-Shin Shim, Jinbong Hwang (Korea Food Research Institute)

FAN-P5 Effects of Aging Time and Retail Displaying Period with a Short-Term Temperature abuse on Color Stability of Two Beef Muscles, Derico Setyabrata, Hyun-Wook Kim, Yuan H. Brad Kim (Purdue Univ)

FAN-P6 Isolation of Aeromonas hydrophila Phage, Sung Hyeok Park, In Young Choi, You Jin Kim,

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Mi-Kyung Park (Kyungpook National Univ)

FAN-P7 Effects of a Direct-Fed Microbial on Gut Health and Growth Performance of Nursery Pigs Orally Challenged with F18-Positive Enterotoxigenic Escherichia Coli, L. Zheng, Y. Sun, I. Park, C. H. Stahl, and S. W. Kim (North Carolina State Univ)

FAN-P8 Effects of Dietary Supplementation of β-Mannanase on Ileal Digestibility of Nutrients and Viscosity of Jejunal Digesta in Nursery Pigs Fed Corn and Soybean Meal-Based Diets, Inkyung Park and Sung Woo Kim (North Carolina State Univ)

FAN-P9 Quantitative Comparison of Omega-5-gliadin, a wheat allergen, from Korea-homegrown and Imported Wheat Grains, Nam Taek Lee, Namhyun Chung, Young Sig Park, Pyo June Pak, and JuHee Kim (Korea Univ)


August 1 Saturday, 8:00-9:40AM, Hanover Hall E

FAN-6 Session: Human Nutrition and Dietetics

Chair: Sunkyung Kim (CDC), Co-Chair: Young-Yun Cho (Samsung Medical Center)


8:00 AM FAN-22

[Keynote] Evaluation of Plasma Carotenoids, Oxidative Stress Markers and Adiposity-Associated Markers in Breast Cancer Risk Jee-Young Yeon, Young-Jin Suh, Hyun-Wook Baik, Young Ae Cho, Jungsil Ro, Jeongseon Kim, Mi-Kyung Sung (Sookmyung Women’s Univ)

8:20 AM FAN-23 Current Status of Dietary and Nutrition Education in the Patient with Diabetes Mellitus Young Yun Cho (Samsung Medical Center)

8:40 AM FAN-24 [Invited] Effects of Egg Consumption on Carotenoid Absorption from Co-consumed, Raw Vegetables Jung Eun Kim,Susannah L Gordon, Mario G Ferruzzi, Wayne W Campbell (Purdue Univ)

9:00 AM FAN-25 Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption by Disability Status Among US Adults in 24 States Sunkyung Kim, Sohyun Park, Suzanne Whitmore, Catherine A. Okoro (CDC)

9:20 AM FAN-26 Gene-Diet Interaction in the Risk of Gastric Cancer Jeongseon Kim (National Cancer Center)

August 1 Saturday, 1:15-2:35PM, Hanover Hall E

FAN-7 Session: General Food Science and Product Development

Chair: Youngmok Kim (Synergy), Co-Chair: Jungeun Cho (World Institute of Kimchi)

1:15 PM FAN-27 [Keynote] Relationship Between Analytical Analysis and Development of New Food/Flavor Products Youngmo Yoon (Sensient Flavors LLC)

1:35 PM FAN-28 Current Research Status and Prospect of Kimchi Jungeun Cho, Young-Bae Chung (World Institute of Kimchi)

1:55 PM FAN-29 [Invited] Antioxidant Polyphenolics in Ready to Drink Teas: How healthy are they? Youngmok Kim (Synergy)

2:15 PM FAN-30 Product Development in Foodservice Minjung Kim (Cargill)

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MSE MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Materials Science and Engineering Symposium [MSE] Chair: Choonkeun Park (KITECH) Co-Chairs: Minseo Park (Auburn Univ), Jiyoung Kim (Univ of Texas at Dallas)


July 30 Thursday, 8:30AM-3:15PM, Embassy Hall D

RISE Forum - Research and Innovations in Sustainable Energy

CHM/CHE/MSE/MAN Joint Symposium


July 31 Friday, 8:00-9:30AM, Roswell

MSE-1 Session: Materials Issues in Electronic Packaging

Chair: Gene Kim (Alent)


8:00 AM MSE-1

[Keynote] Smart Mobile, Internet of Things, and Wearable Electronics: Common Technical Challenges and Possible Solutions in 3 Dimensional System Level Miniaturization Sung Jin Kim (Georgia Tech)

8:30 AM MSE-2 Interconnection and Chip Mounting Processes of Stretchable Packaging for Wearable Device Applications Tae Sung Oh, D. H. Park, D. W. Park, K. S. Han, H. A. Oh, S. J. Shin (Hongik Univ)

8:50 AM MSE-3 Dual Sided Reinforcement (DSR) Materials for Component-to-Substrate Electronic Assembly Gene Kim, Michael Previti (Alent)

9:10 AM MSE-4 GaN-based Light-Emitting Diodes with Thin-Film-Flip-Chip-Based Wafer-Level Chip-Scale Package Technology Using Anisotropic Conductive Film Bonding Keon Hwa Lee, Seung Hwan Kim, Jae-Hyun Ryou (Univ of Houston)

July 31 Friday, 1:30-3:20PM, Roswell

MSE-2 Session: Low-Dimensional Nanomaterials

Chair: Jiyoung Kim (Univ of Texas, Dallas)

1:30 PM MSE-5 [Keynote] Confined Crystallization of 1D Nanomaterials Hyunjung Shin (Sungkyunkwan Univ)

2:00 PM MSE-6 Polarizability as a Control Mechanism in Electron-Hole Separation in Nano Hybrid Photocatalyst Shawn S. Muslim, Tierra Poteat, John J. Bang (NCCU)

2:20 PM MSE-7 Investigation of Volatile Gas Sensing Integrated on Flexible & Wearable Substrates with Functional Nanomaterials Hyejin Park, Yoonsung Chung, Eunji Lee, and Dong-Joo (Daniel) Kim (Auburn Univ)

2:40 PM MSE-8 3-Dimensional Anode Stack Based on Carbon Nanotubes for True Performance of Li-Ion Battery Chiwon Kang, Baskaran Rangasamy, Mumukshu Patel, Wonbong Choi (FIU)

3:00 PM MSE-9 Polyacrylonitrile-carbon Nanotube Composites for Next Generation Carbon Fiber Han Gi Chae (UNIST)


MSE Poster Session



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MSE MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

MSE-P1 Tailoring Morphology of ZnO Nanostructures on Fabrics by Electrochemical Deposition for Gas Sensors, Eunji Lee, Hyejin Park, Yoonsung Chung, Seokhee Lee, Dong-Joo Kim (Auburn Univ)

MSE-P2 Characteristics of PVDF-TrFE/CEP/Si Structures for FeRAM, Min-Gi Kim, Bo Jin, Byung Eun Park (Univ of Seoul)

MSE-P3 Depth-dependent UV Spectroscopic Photo IV Analysis of AlGaN/GaN HEMT Layers, Burcu Ozden, Chungman Yang, Fei Tong, Min P. Khanal, Vahid Mirkhani, Mobbassar Hassan Sk, Ayayi Claude Ahyi, Minseo Park (Auburn Univ)

MSE-P4 Preparation and Characterization of Fresnoite Crystal with K2O-TiO2-SiO2 Glass by Two Methods, Eunsung Yoo, Huijin Kim, Choonkeun Park, Kwangbo Shim, Hoon Huh (KITECH)

MSE-P5 Feasible Study on the Application of Dynamic-Nano Indentation Method to Evaluate Nano-structure Materials : Fe-25% Gd Alloys, Yong Choi, Y. Baik, M. Kim, B. M. Moon, D. S. Sohn, S. H. Cho (Dankook Univ)


August 1 Saturday, 8:30-10:00AM, Roswell

MSE-3 Session: Semiconducting Materials and Device

Chair: Jae-Hyun Ryou (Univ of Houston)


8:30 AM MSE-10 [Keynote] MOCVD Growth of Advanced III-N Optoelectronic and Electronic Devices Russell Dupuis (Georgia Tech)

9:00 AM MSE-11 Electrical Properties of O3-based ALD-ZrO2 on AlGaN/GaN on Si Young-Chul Byun, Antonio T. Lucero, Xin Meng, Lanxia Cheng and Jiyoung Kim (Univ of Texas at Dallas)

9:20 AM MSE-12 Internal Quantum Efficiency Improvement and Peak Emission Wavelength Tuning in Flexible Visible GaN-Based Light-Emitting Diodes Jae-Hyun Ryou, Shahab Shervin, Seung Hwan Kim, Mojtaba Asadirad (Univ of Houston)

9:40 AM MSE-13

Maximizing Thermoelectric Properties by Nanoinclusion of γ-SbTe in Sb2Te3 Film via Solid-State Phase Transition from Amorphous Sb-Te Electrodeposits Jiwon Kim, Miluo Zhang, Wayne Bosze, Su-Dong Park, Jae-Hong Lim, Nosang V. Myung (UCR)

August 1 Saturday, 1:30-3:40PM, Roswell

MSE-4 Session: Frontiers in Materials Science

Chair: Hongjoo Rhee (MSU)

1:30 PM MSE-14 [Plenary] Magnetic Supercapacitor for Next Generation Electric Vehicles Yang-ki Hong, Jihoon Park, Woncheol Lee (Univ of Alabama)

2:00 PM MSE-15 Diffusion Couple Experiments: Opportunities and Challenges in Determining Thermo-Kinetic and Functional Properties Yongho Son (Univ of Central Florida)

2:20 PM MSE-16 Materials and Mechanical Properties of Novel Metal Matrix Metallic Composites Hong Joo Rhee, Wilburn Whittington, Roger King, Hwi-Jun Kim, Chang-Woo Lee (MSU)

2:40 PM MSE-17 Hydrogen Transport Metallic Membranes Jong Hee Park, Paul Grimmer (Eltron R&D)

3:00 PM MSE-18 Performance of Nd-Fe-B and Rare-earth Free MnBi Permanent Magnets for Electric Vehicle's Motor Yang-Ki Hong, Jihoon Park, Woncheol Lee (Univ of Alabama)

3:20 PM MSE-19 Preparation and Characterization of Fresnoite Crystal with K2O-TiO2-SiO2 Glass Change in Soaking Temperature Eunsung Yoo, Hoon Huh, Kwangbo Shim, Choonkeun Park (KITECH)

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MAN MECHANICAL, AEROSPACE & NAVAL ENGINEERING

Mechanical, Aerospace & Naval Engineering Symposium [MAN] Chair: Hyoung Jin Cho (Univ of Central Florida) Co-Chairs: Joong Myeon Bae (KAIST), Eui-Hyeok Yang (Stevens Institute of Technology)


July 30 Thursday, 8:30AM-3:15PM, Embassy Hall D

RISE Forum - Research and Innovations in Sustainable Energy

CHM/CHE/MSE/MAN Joint Symposium

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Spring

MAN-1 Session: Mechanical Devices and Systems - Industry Forum

Chair: Jae Um (Siemens Energy), Co-Chair: Hee-Koo Moon (Solar Turbines)


1:15 PM MAN-1 [Invited] The Market Trend of Industrial Gas Turbine Jae Um (SIEMENS Energy)

1:30 PM MAN-2 [Invited] Heat Transfer Challenges in A Low NOx Industrial Gas Turbine Engine Hee-Koo Moon (Solar Turbines Incorporated/A Caterpillar Company)

1:45 PM MAN-3

[Invited] Development of a Simplified Method to Model Machine Tool Energy Consumption Jang-Yeob Lee

1, Sung-Hoon Ahn

1, Yong-Jun Shin

1, Min-Soo Kim

1, Sung-Yong Kim

1, Yeo-

Chan Yoon2, Sangkee Min (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) (

1Seoul National Univ,

2Hyundai WIA Co., Ltd.)

2:00 PM MAN-4 [Invited] Stress Analysis for Chip Scale Packages with Embedded Active Devices under Thermal Cycling Sung Yi, Hyunwook Yeo, David Turcic (Portland State Univ)

2:15 PM MAN-5 [Invited] Assessment of Mechanical and Thermal Properties on Carbon Nanotube Composite for the Enhancement of Naval Vessels Soonkook Hong(United States Naval Academy), Sung-Hoon Park (Soongsil Univ)

2:30 PM MAN-6 [Invited] Development of Nanofabrication Process for Cost/time-effective Nano-island Patterns and Optical Application Ilwoo Seok (Arkansas State Univ)

2:45 PM MAN-7 Careers and Opportunities in Hyundai Motors - Hyundai Motors


July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:30PM, Spring

MAN-2 Session: MEMS and NEMS

Chair: Eui-Hyeok Yang (Stevens Institute of Technology), Co-chair: Hyoung Jin Cho (Univ of Central Florida)


1:15 PM MAN-8 [Invited] Utilizing Engineered and Tunable Surfaces – Fundamentals and Applications Eui-Hyeok Yang (Stevens Institute of Technology)

1:30 PM MAN-9 [Invited] Seamless Integration of Nanoporous Microchannels Yong-Kyu Yoon and Sheng-Po Fang (Univ of Florida)

1:45 PM MAN-10 [Invited] Nanoengineered Surfaces for Prevention of Bacterial Adhesion Ferdi Hizal, Natthakan Rungraeng

1, Soojin Jun

1, Chang-Hwan Choi (Stevens Institute of

Technology) (1Univ of Hawaii)

2:00 PM MAN-11 [Invited] Inkjet Printing of Microscale Silver Patterns on PDMS and Their Transfer to

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MAN MECHANICAL, AEROSPACE & NAVAL ENGINEERING

Thin Parylene Membrane Yoontae Kim, Xiang Ren, Jinwon Kim, and Hongseok (Moses) Noh (Drexel Univ)

2:15 PM MAN-12 [Invited] Multi-Analyte Chemical Detection Using Conducting Polymers Edward Song, Jin-Woo Choi (Louisiana State Univ)

2:30 PM MAN-13 [Invited] Droplet Manipulation based on Thermotaxis Alireza Karbalaei Baba, Roxana Shabani, Ashkan Davanlou, Ranganathan Kumar, Hyoung J. Cho (Univ of Central Florida)

2:45 PM MAN-14 [Invited] Mechanism of AC Electrowetting Propulsion on Free Surface Junqi Yuan, Sung Kwon Cho (Univ of Pittsburgh)

3:00 PM MAN-15 [Invited] Digital Microfluidics for Microscale Alginate Gel Formation S. George, Hyejin Moon (Univ of Texas at Arlington)

3:15 PM MAN-16 [Invited] MEMS Assembly Using Shape Memory Polymers Jeff Eisenhaure and Seok Kim (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)


MAN Poster Session



MAN-P1 CFD Analysis of a Mixed-flow Pump with Variable Inlet Guide Vane, Jeong-Eui Yun (Kangwon National Univ)

MAN-P2 Enhancement and Automated Assessment of the Engineering Design Process in an Electronic Learning Ecosystem, Robert Jones

1, Baldur Steingrimsson (Imagars LLC), Fayar

Etesami1, Sung Yi

1 (

1Portland State Univ)

MAN-P3 Equine Articular Cartilage Hyperelastic Properties Differ Between Joints, Hyeon Lee (Virginia Tech) , Robert L. Jackson

1, R. Reid Hanson

1 (

1Auburn Univ)

MAN-P4 Modelling of Dynamic Crack Growth in an Elastic Solid with an Augmented Finite Element Method, Jaedal Jung, Q. D. Yang (Univ of Miami)

MAN-P5 Reduction of the Electrolysis on a PEDOT:PSS Coated Diode Pump, Dong Hwan Shin, Daeyun Kim

1, Seong Hyuk Lee

1, Chang Kyoung Choi (Michigan Technological Univ) (

1Chung-

Ang Univ)

MAN-P6 High Efficiency Drying Technology via the Heat Recovery from the Exhaust Gases, Won Pyo Chun, Jong Won Choi, Sung Il Kim, Sang Hyun Oh, Kye Jung Lee, Ki Woo Lee (Korea Institute of Energy Research)

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CEA CIVIL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND ARCHITECTURE

Civil, Environmental and Architecture Symposium [CEA] Chair: Byungkyu Brian Park (Univ of Virginia) Co-Chairs: Hyoseop Woo (KICT), Jae Hyeon Ryu (Univ of Idaho)


July 30 Thursday, 8:00-9:40AM, Kennesaw

CEA-1 Session: Sustainable Engineering Solutions for Water and Environment

Chair: Soryong (Ryan) Chae (Univ of Cincinnati), Co-Chair: Myoseon Jang (Univ of Florida)


8:00 AM CEA-1 [Invited] Impacts of Mineral Dust Particles on Atmospheric Oxidation of Air Pollutants: Chamber Studies Myoseon Jang (Univ of Florida)

8:20 AM CEA-2 [Invited] Membranes and Engineered Nanomaterials for Advanced Water Treatment Soryong Chae (Univ of Cincinnati)

8:40 AM CEA-3 Nitrogen Energy Recovery from Ammonium and Methane-Rich Centrate Jaewook Myung (Stanford Univ)

9:00 AM CEA-4 Biofilm Formation and Control in Water Distribution Systems Youngwoo Seo (Univ of Toledo)

9:20 AM CEA-5 Supercritical CO2 and Brine Displacement in Geological Carbon Sequestration Jongwon Jung (Louisiana State Univ)

July 30 Thursday, 8:00-9:40AM, Fairlie

CEA-2 Session: Transportation

Chair: Jun-Seok Oh (Western Michigan Univ), Co-Chair: Dongjoo Park (Univ of Seoul)

8:00 AM CEA-6 [Keynote] Should Roadway be Managed as a Reservation or Queuing System Byungkyu Brian Park (Univ of Virginia)

8:20 AM CEA-7 [Invited] Estimating Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) in Urban Areas using Re-gression Kriging Dongjoo Park (Univ of Seoul)

8:40 AM CEA-8 Incident Traffic Management and Clearance Time Jun-Seok Oh (Western Michigan Univ)

9:00 AM CEA-9 Development of Prediction-based VSL Algorithm for Adverse Weather Conditions Saerona Choi (Univ of Virginia)

9:20 AM CEA-10 Fundamental Study of Deicing Pavement System using Graphite and Carbon Fiber Jaejun Lee (Chonbuk National Univ)

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Kennesaw

CEA-3 Session: Geotech, Material & Structure

Chair: Yong-Rak Kim (Univ of Nebraska), Co-Chair: Sung-Hee Kim (Kennesaw State Univ)

1:15 PM CEA-11 [Invited] Integrated Energy Harvesting from Open Roads Philip Park (Texas A&M Univ)

1:35 PM CEA-12 Microstructure Fracture Modeling of Viscoelastic Particulate Mixtures Taesun You (Univ of Nebraska)

1:55 PM CEA-13 Track Remediation Using Geogrid with Drainage Improvement Jayhyun Kwon (Tensar Int’l Corp)

2:15 PM CEA-14 Analytical Study of Image-Based Pavement Crack Detection and Quantification Using Machine Learning Techniques Hae-Bum Yun (Univ of Central Florida)

2:35 PM CEA-15 Cyclic load triaxial tests for Unbound Granular Materials using AASHTO and European Test Methods Sung-Hee Kim (Kennesaw State Univ)

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2:55 PM CEA-16 A Multi-Function Testing Device for Airfield and Highway Pavements: Rolling Dynamic Deflectometer Boo Hyun Nam (Univ of Central Florida)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:10PM, Kennesaw

CEA-4 Session: Construction Management

Chair: Jae Ho Pyeon (San Jose State Univ), Co-Chair: Jin Lee Kim (Cal. State Univ)

3:30 PM CEA-17 [Invited] Methodology to Develop an As-built Schedule Using Daily Work Report Data David Jeong (Iowa State Univ)

3:50 PM CEA-18 Contract Selection Process Michael Kim (Florida Dept of Transportation)

4:10 PM CEA-19 Analysis and Prediction of Methane Generation Rates in Landfills Jin Lee Kim (California State Univ)

4:30 PM CEA-20 Framework for Estimating Cost for Transportation Management Plan Strategies for Caltrans Highway Construction Projects Jae Ho Pyeon (San Jose State Univ)

4:50 PM CEA-21 Cost-Effective Wireless Technology for Construction Management Applications Jeewoong Park (Georgia Tech)


July 31 Friday, 8:00-9:40AM, Kennesaw

CEA-5 Session: Water for Future

Chair: Hyeoseop Woo (KICT), Co-Chair: Jae Ryu (Univ of Idaho)


8:00 AM CEA-22 [Invited] Korea LID-Verification Facility and Research Center: Construction and Development of LID-Verification Instrument Hyunsuk Shin (Pusan National Univ)

8:20 AM CEA-23 [Invited] Climate Change and Water Resources Management for Climate Ready Communities Jae Ryu (Univ of Idaho)

8:40 AM CEA-24 Developing lightweight algorithms for improving watershed-scale modeling of hydrology and water quality Seo Jin Ki (Univ of Hawaii)

9:00 AM CEA-25 Parallelizing HSPF to Improve Hydrological Simulations using a Linux Cluster Jungjin Kim (Univ of Idaho)

9:20 AM CEA-26 Transformation of water and sanitation in Korea Jong Ho Ahn (KEI)

July 31 Friday, 1:15-2:35PM, Kennesaw

CEA-6 Session: Current Environmental Research

Chair: Jong Ho Ahn (KEI), Co-Chair: Wookuen Shin (Geosyntec Consultants)

1:15 PM CEA-27 [Invited] Designing Low Impact Development treatment systems for Urban & Agricultural Environments Steve Trinkaus (Trinkaus Engineering)

1:35 PM CEA-28 Integration of biological kinetics and computational fluid dynamics to model the growth of Nannochloropsis salina in an open channel raceway Stephen Park (Southern Illinois Univ)

1:55 PM CEA-29 Treatment of First Flush Using Settling Pipe and Fiber Filter System Dongil Seo (Chungnam National Univ)

2:15 PM CEA-30 Life-Cycle Greenhouse Gas Impacts of Large-Scale Electric Vehicle Adoption in Southeast Michigan Seung-Jin Lee (Univ of Michigan-Flint)

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July 31 Friday, 1:15-2:55PM, Lenox

CEA-7 Session: KICT/KSCEE Joint Session – Sustainable Construction/Transportation Technologies

Chair: Kang-Won Lee (KSCEE), Co-Chair: Tai Sik Lee (KICT)

1:15 PM CEA-31 [Invited] Potential Challenges with Human-Driver and Autonomous Vehicle Interaction Michael Hunter (Georgia Tech)

1:35 PM CEA-32 Test Sections for Sustainable Pavement Rehabilitation Katherine Wilson (Univ of Rhode Island)

Subtitle: Sustainable Engineering for Extreme Environments

1:55 PM CEA-33 [Keynote] Korean Development of Engineering for Extreme Environment Tai Sik Lee (KICT)

2:10 PM CEA-34 Study on Construction Material for Planetary Infrastructure Jaeho Lee (KICT/Hanyang Univ)

2:25 PM CEA-35 Vision and Plan for Korean Extraterrestrial Resource Prospecting Byung Chul Chang (KICT/Hanyang Univ)

2:40 PM CEA-36 Advanced Laboratory Testing for Frost Heaving and Thaw Settlement Jangguen Lee (KICT)


CEA Poster Session



CEA-P1 Pyrosequencing Analysis and Antibiotic Resistance Bacteria in a Hospital Sewage treatment process, Jeongdong Choi (Korea National Univ of Transportation)

CEA-P2 Where to Locate Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Refueling Stations on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, Sang Jin Kweon (Pennsylvania State Univ)

CEA-P3 Rutting Performance Prediction of the KEC Test Road, Dahae Kim (North Carolina State Univ)

CEA-P4 The Removal Capability of Microcystin-LR in a Water Distribution System, Dooil Kim (Dankook Univ)

CEA-P5 Base Isolator Optimal Design, Woobin Tark (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

CEA-P6 Influence of Aligned Nickel Particles on Electromechanical Behavior of Multi-walled Carbon Nanotube/polymer-based Composite, Sung-Hwan Jang (Columbia Univ)

CEA-P7 Management Plan for Mercury Emission by Advanced Technology, Seung-Whee Rhee (Kyonggi Univ)

CEA-P8 Development of an Aggregate Air Quality Index Using a PCA-Based Method: A Case Study of the U.S. Transportation Sector, Jaesung Choi (North Dakota State Univ)

CEA-P9 The Performance of the Vertical Glass Fins inside a Double Skin Facade Air Cavity as Acoustical Barriers and Natural Ventilation Potential, Jeehwan Lee (Univ of Kansas)

CEA-P10 Containerized Freight Behavior Analysis into the U.S., Sanghyeon Ko (Univ of Illinois at Chicago)

CEA-P11 Validation of a Finite Element Model for Unimorph Piezoelectric Energy Harvester, Yooseob Song (Louisiana State Univ)

CEA-P12 Tree Level Forest Thematic Map Generation using Airborne LiDAR Data, Anjin Chang (Texas A&M Univ)

CEA-P13 Bayesian model Updating of a Full-scale Finite Element Model, Jinwoo Jang (Columbia Univ)

CEA-P14 Impulse-based Discrete Element Method for Large Scale Granular Dynamics, Seung Jae Lee (Florida International Univ)

CEA-P15 Flux Performance of Forward Osmosis Membranes for Domestic Wastewater Treatment, Jang Am (Sungkyunkwan Univ)

CEA-P16 EUI Evaluation Methodology of Airport Terminal Buildings: based on Energy Performance Benchmark Model, Jonghoon Ahn (North Carolina State Univ)

CEA-P17 Two-staged Anaerobic System for Hydrogen and Methane Production from Co-digestion of Brown Water and Food Waste, Sachin Paudel (Changwon National Univ)

CEA-P18 Effect of Particle Size for Enhanced Hydrolysis of Food Waste in Anaerobic Digestion Process,

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YoungJun Kang (Changwon National Univ)

CEA-P19 Behavior Characteristics of PAHs in Industrial Areas Storm Water Runoff, Chunsik Lee (Gyeongnam National Univ of Science and Technology)

CEA-P20 Current Practice for Concrete Bridge Decks Treatment in the U.S., Yoojung Yoon (West Virginia Univ)

CEA-P21 Comparison of Vegetation Structural Parameters at Stand Level derived from Leaf-on and Leaf-off LiDAR Data, Jinha Jung (Texas A&M Univ)

CEA-P22 Modeling the Impacts of a Low Emission Zone Policy: the Application of an Integrated Model of the Urban Continuum (SimTRAVEL), Daehyun You (Georgia Tech)

CEA-P23 Study on the Electric Bike by the Emission reduction of Greenhouse Gas, JinDo Chung (Hoseo Univ)

CEA-P24 Differential Exposure Assessment to Local Traffic-generated Particulate Matter (PM) in a Minority Community, Patricia Cline-Thomas (North Carolina Central Univ)

CEA-P25 Finding a Financial Equilibrium between the Government and the Private Investors in a P3 Project, Deog Sang Bae (Texas A&M Univ)

CEA-P26 Evaluating Stiffness of Reinforced Concrete Buildings, Jinhan Kwon (Univ of Texas at Austin)

CEA-P27 Effect of Soil Organic Carbon in Attenuation of High Explosives in Soil, Jongho Won (North Carolina State Univ)

CEA-P28 Deformation Measurement of Railroad-bridge Using Digital Photogrammetry, Hyoseong Lee (Suncheon National Univ)

CEA-P29 Fabricating Green Composite Building Materials with Bamboo and Coconut Fibers, Jin-Lee Kim (California State Univ at Long Beach)

CEA-P30 Numerical Modeling Approaches to Investigate the Uncertainty of Mass Discharge Measurements under Heterogeneity Conditions, Ki Young Cha (US Environmental Protection Agency)

CEA-P31 Application of Radar Image Processing to Improve Capacity of Run-Off Flow Rate Model, Seung Won Lee (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)

CEA-P32 Graphite Added Heated Pavement for Deicing, Philip Park (Texas A&M Univ)

CEA-P33 Developing an Energy Harvesting System using ECC and Piezoelectric Materials for Highway Sustainability, Seonghoon Kim (Georgia Southern Univ)

CEA-P34 Fast Robot Scanning System and 3D Image Reconstruction Technology of Full Internal Concrete Structures for Structural Monitoring, Suyun Ham (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

CEA-P35 Sample Size of Household Travel Survey in Seoul Metropolitan Area, Chai Man Kim (Gyeonggi Research Institute)

CEA-P36 Design of Frames with Web-Tapered I-Section Members, Yoon Duk (Debbie) Kim (Georgia Perimeter College)

CEA-P37 California Drought Response: Motivators and Limitations, Yusien Hong (Kennedy/Jenks Consultants)

CEA-P38 Public Perceptions of Environmental Health Risks in the United States, Mikyong Shin (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

CEA-P39 Detection of Bacteria Resistance to Chemical Agents in a Drinking Water Distribution System, Yoonjin Lee (Konyang University)

CEA-P40 SWAT-Based Simulation of Non-point Source Pollution, Yoonjin Lee (Konyang University)

CEA-P41 The Characterization of Aluminum Toxicity and sSpeciation using Aquatic Organism, Selenastrum Capricornutum, for Construction Material Leachate, Portla, Jae Hyuk Lee (Caltrans)

CEA-P42 Evaluation of Cumulative Travel Time Response Control algorithm using Advanced Prediction Method, Seongah Hong (Univ of Virginia)

CEA-P43 Deformation Measurement of Railroad-bridge Using Digital Photogrammetry, Hyoseong Lee (Suncheon National Univ)

CEA-P44 Frequency Domain Assessment of Direct Shear in NCS and UHPC, Jaeyoon Kim (West Virginia Univ)

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EEC ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

Electrical, Electronics & Communications Symposium [EEC] Chair: Tae (Tom) Oh (Rochester Institute of Technolgy) Co-Chairs: Ken Choi (Illnois Institute of Technology), Jeong Kim (ETRI)


July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Vinings

EEC-1 Session: Network, Communications, and Vehicles

Chair: Ken Choi (IIT)


1:15 PM EEC-1 [Keynote] Toward Internet of Things Myung Jong Lee (SUNY Stony Brook)

2:00 PM EEC-2 An Energy-Efficient MAC Protocol for Habitat Monitoring Seungmo Kim (Virginia Tech)

2:25 PM EEC-3 Vehicular Communications via LTE-Advanced Ki Lee (LG Electronics USA)

2:50 PM EEC-4 Derivable Public Key based Security Scheme for VANET Myung Jong Lee (SUNY Stony Brook)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:30PM, Vinings

EEC-2 Session: Optics, Images and Materials and Power

Chair: Byeong Song (Argonne), Ken Choi (IIT)

3:30 PM EEC-5 [Invited] Edge Preserving Stereo Matching Using Modified Distance Transform Yo-Sung Ho (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology-GIST)

4:00 PM EEC-6 Artifact Enhancement of Reconstruction in Off-Centered Cone-beam Computed Tomography Kyung Chan Jin (Korea Institute of Industrial Technology)

4:30 PM EEC-7 Polarization Controllable THz Stereometamaterial Absorber Seongsin Kim (The Univ of Alabama)

5:00 PM EEC-8 Clock Power Reduction Algorithms for Ultra-low Power Applications Qiang Tong and Kyuwon Ken Choi (Illnois Institute of Technology)

Friday, July 31, 2015 July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Vinings

EEC-3 Session: Security and Power

Chair: Yo-Sung Ho (GIST)


1:15 PM EEC-9 Introduction to Yonsei Institute of Convergence Technology Moowhan Shin and Jong-Souk Yeo (Yonsei Institute of Convergence Technology)

1:40 PM EEC-10 [Invited] Precision Power Electronic System Design for Accelerator Systems Byeong Mun (Ben) Song (Argonne National Laboratory)

2:10 PM EEC-11 [Invited] Expert Criteria Based Power System Health Index Model and Visualization Considering Differential Value Jaeseok Choi (Gyeongsang National Univ)

2:40 PM EEC-12 Meemo: Mobile Device Security Technology Based on Mobile Trusted Module Hyunsook Cho (Electronics and Telecommunication Research Institute, ETRI)

3:00 PM EEC-13 Automated Input Generator to Detect Malicious Android Applications Tae Oh (Rochester Institute of Technology)

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EEC ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS


EEC Poster Session



EEC-P1 Enhanced Optical and Electrical Properties of Organic Field Effect Transistor using Metal Nanoparticles, Seongman Cho (Univ of Miami)


August 1 Saturday, 8:00-10:00AM, Vinings

EEC-4 Session: Social, Mobile and Malware

Chair: Seongsin Kim (Univ of Alabama)


8:00 AM EEC-14 [Invited] Flipping the Classroom and Odds for Student Success Gloria J. Kim (Northwestern Univ)

8:30 AM EEC-15

International comparison of Mobile Consumer Self-Confidence and Behaviors: Investigating the Consequences of M-Commerce Consumer Self-Confidence between US and Korea Sung Hee Park (Florida State Univ)

9:00 AM EEC-16 A Longitudinal Analysis: When/How Older Adults Decide and Use a Technology HyoJoo Han (Georgia Southern Univ)

9:30 AM EEC-17 Advanced Android Malware Detection Techniques Using Android Memory Dump Tae Oh (Rochester Institute of Technology)

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BMP BIO, MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL

Bio, Medical and Pharmaceutical Symposium [BMP] Chair: Dong Moon Shin (Emory Univ) Co-Chairs: In-Chull Kim (National OncoVenture), Jong Y Park (Moffitt Cancer Center/Univ of S. Florida)


July 30 Thursday, 8:00-9:55AM, Hanover Hall A&B

BMP/CNV Joint Session: KHIDI Forum on Drug and Vaccine Development

Chairs: Dong Moon Shin (Emory Univ), Hanjoong Jo (Emory and Georgia Tech)


8:00 AM Introduction to KHIDI Director of Novel Tech Development (KHIDI)

8:15 AM Anti-Cancer Drug Development by Novel Nanotechnology in Cancer Therapy Dong Moon Shin (Emory Univ)

8:40 AM Flu Vaccine Development in Korea WooJoo Kim (Korea Univ)

9:05 AM Anti-Ebola Drug Development Baek Kim (Emory Univ)

9:30 AM Honokiol and Other Natural Compounds in Cancer Prevention and Therapy Jack Arbiser (Emory Univ)

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Fairlie

BMP-1 Session: Emerging Technologies in Biomedical Imaging

Chair: Hyunsuk Shim (Emory Univ), Co-chair: Jae Sung Lee (Seoul National Univ)


1:15 PM BMP-1 [Invited] Radiology: Challenges and Opportunities Ty Bae (Univ of Pittsburgh)

1:55 PM BMP-2 NCI Cancer Imaging Program Quantitative Imaging Network activity with special focus on her site effort on MR spectroscopic imaging in GBM patients Hyunsuk Shim (Emory Univ)

2:20 PM BMP-3 Development of Hybrid Biomedical Imaging Systems Jae Sung Lee (Seoul National Univ)

2:55 PM BMP-4 Interfacial Properties of Engineered Nanomaterial for their potential Applications in Imaging and Drug Delivery John Bang (North Carolina Central Univ)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:30PM, Fairlie

BMP-2 Session: Translational Research & Regulatory Innovation for Drug Development

Chair: Heemin Rhee (Health Research International)

3:30 PM BMP-5 [Invited] Systems Biology of Cell Signaling and Drug Responses through Modeling and Microscopy Myong-Hee Sung (NIH/NCI)

4:00 PM BMP-6 Human Cardiac Microphysiological Systems for Drug-Induced Cardiotoxicty Screening Alec S.T. Smith and Deok-Ho Kim (Univ of Washington)

4:30 PM BMP-7 Three-dimensional Bioprinting for Additive Biomanufacturing Seung-Schik Yoo and Wonhye Lee (Harvard Medical School/Brigham and Women's Hospital)

5:00 PM BMP-8 U.S. FDA QIDP Designation for Expeditious Antibiotic Approval Heemin Rhee (Health Research International)

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July 31 Friday, 8:00-9:45AM, Fairlie

BMP-3 Session: Translational Research in Drug Development

Chair: Young-Whan Park (National OncoVenture)


8:00 AM BMP-9 [Invited] Preclinical Development of Novel Anti-Cancer Bispecific Antibody (HD105) Targeting VEGF and DLL4 Sang-Hoon Lee (Hanwha Chemical)

8:20 AM BMP-10 Safety and Chemopreventive Effect of Polyphenon E in Preventing Early and Metastatic Progression of Prostate Cancer in TRAMP Mice Jong Park (Moffitt Cancer Center)

8:40 AM BMP-11 Translational research in Drug Development of National OncoVenture Young-Whan Park (National OncoVenture)

9:00 AM BMP-12 B2B “Bed-to-Bench” or “Bench-to-Bed” Jae Hong Park (Takeda)

9:20 AM BMP-13 Restoration of Systemic Growth and Differentiation Factor-11 (GDF11) Levels Rejuvenates Age-associated Dysfunction in Skeletal Muscle Young Charles Jang (Georgia Tech)

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Fairlie

BMP-4 Session: Affordable Pneumococcal Vaccines to the World

Chair: Moon H. Nahm (UAB), Co-Chair: Hun Kim (SK Chemical)

1:15 PM BMP-14 From Basic Discoveries to Pneumococcal Vaccines K. Aaron Geno (UAB)

1:45 PM BMP-15 From Immunology Studies to Pneumococcal Vaccine Development Tools Moon H. Nahm (UAB)

2:15 PM BMP-16 [Invited] Clinical Evaluation of Pneumococcal Vaccines in Korea Kyung-Hyo Kim (Ewha Womans Univ Medical School)

2:45 PM BMP-17 Introduction of SK Chemicals’s Vaccine Program and Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine Project Hun Kim, Dongsoo Ham, Jinwhan Shin, and Na Hyung Kim (SK Chemical)


BMP Poster Session



BMP-P1 Assessment of Hemodynamics and Oxygen Content in a Newborn Patient with Complex Congenital Heart Disease, Namheon Lee (Univ Cincinnati)

BMP-P2 A Novel function of Regulator of G-protein Signaling 10 in Multiple Sclerosis, Jae Kyung Lee (Emory Univ)

BMP-P3 Methuosis Cell Death, Eric Kim (UAB)

BMP-P4 Loading has Significant Influence on Glycosaminoglycan contents in Osteoarthritic Articular Cartilage Sub-tissue Zones, Ji Hyun Lee (Oakland Univ)

BMP-P5 Inhibitory Effect of Achyranthis Radix Extract Loaded Hydrogel on Osteoclast Differentiation, Kyung Sub Lee (Kyung Hee Univ)

BMP-P6 Mitochondrial ATP Transporter Ant2 is Dispensable for Basal Liver Function, Joonseok Cho (Univ of Florida)

BMP-P7 Murine Cytomegalovirus (MCMV) Cause Abnormal Cerebellar Development by Altering SHH Signaling Pathway, Cathy Sung (UAB)

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BMP-P8 Unraveling the Therapeutic Mechanisms of Human Umbilical Cord Tissue-derived Cells in Neurodegenerative Diseases, Sehwon Koh (Duke Univ)

BMP-P9 Novel Hydrophobic Hydrogel to Deliver Anti-cancer Drugs into Targeted Cancer, Seong Seo (Albany State Univ)

BMP-P10 In Vivo miR-150 KO Mice Show Metabolic Benefits, Minsung Kang (UAB)

BMP-P11 RNA-mediated Epigenetic Gene Silencing: a Potential Mechanism and Therapy for FSHD, Jongwon Lim (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center)

BMP-P12 AIMP1 as a Novel B Cell-activating Factor in Vitro and in Vivo, Tae Sung Kim (Korea Univ)

BMP-P13 Induction Mechanism of Neural Differentiation of Human Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stem Cells by Electromagnetic Field, Chan-Wha Kim (Korea Univ)

BMP-P14 Repression of Tumor Suppressor Gene Expression by Hepatitis C Virus Core Protein via DNA Methylation, Giseok Choi (Duke Univ)

BMP-P15 Microbial Succession in Decadal Growth Layers of Large Conical Microbial Mats in Lake Untersee, Antarctica Attributes Proxies for Ancient Stromatolite, Hyunmin Koo (UAB)

BMP-P16 Multiview Boosting for Automated Histological Analysis of Prostate Cancer, Jin Tae Kwak (NIH)

BMP-P17 Investigation of Immunological Synapse of Regulatory T cells using Microfluidic Magnetic Sorting Platforms, Joung Hyun Lee (Columbia)

BMP-P18 Exploratory Analysis of Organizational, Political, and Community Factors Associated with Local Health Department Budget Cut, Seungeun Park (Univ Washington)

BMP-P19 Development of a Bio-inspired Hybrid Nanosack to Increase the Efficacy of Pancreatic Islet Transplantation in the Omentum, Patrick Hwang (UAB)

BMP-P20 Surgical Control/Cure of 5TGM1 Murine Multiple Myeloma Model by Thyroparathyroidectomy, Hanna Yoo (Univ Arkansas)

BMP-P21 Targeting the CXCL5/CXCR2 Signaling Axis Suppresses Growth, Survival, and Invasion of Lung Adenocarcinoma, Hee Sun Park (Chungnam National Univ)

BMP-P22 Cardiovascular Risk in Chronic Kidney Disease: Role of Sympathetic Nervous System Overactivity and Novel Interventions, Jeanie Park (Emory Univ)

BMP-P23 Ebola Vaccine Development Plan Analysis, Kyung Bong Ha (Duke Univ)

BMP-P24 Coupling of Cell Growth and Division in Primary lymphocytes via the mTORC1/4E-BP/eIF4e axis, Lomon So (Univ of California, Irvine)

BMP-P25 Discovery of the Novel Metabolic Pathway of 3,6-Anhydro-L-galactose by the Integrated Analyses of Metabolome and Transcriptome, Kyoung Heon Kim (Korea Univ)

BMP-P26 Biomechanics and Cellular Functions, Michael Cho (Univ of Illinois, Chicago)

BMP-P27 Genomewide Analysis of eRNA Reveals Transcriptional Regulatory Mechanism of Anti-diabetic Drug in Adipocyte, Hee-Woong Lim (Univ of Penn)

BMP-P28 Device-less Respiratory Motion Detection and Compensation for Quantitative Positron Emission Tomography, Keum Sil Lee (Stanford Univ)

BMP-P29 Investigation of the Role of MbtH-like Proteins in Non Ribosomal Peptide Syntheses, Jane Ryu (Univ of Wisconsin)

BMP-P30 Characterization of Recombinant Glutathione Reductase from the Psychrophilic Antarctic Bacterium, Colwellia Psychrerythraea, Mikyoung Ji (NC State Univ)

BMP-P31 Three-Dimensional Cancer Culture Model, Daniel Oh (Columbia Univ)

BMP-P32 Recent Advances of the Commercialization for Tissue Engineered and Regenerative Products in Korea: Update 2015, Gilson Khang (Chonbuk National Univ)

BMP-P33 Directed in Vitro Myogenesis of Human Embryonic Stem Cells and their in Vivo Delivery using Biomimetic Materials, Yongsung Hwang (Soonchunhyang Univ)

BMP-P34 A Dynamic Search Process Underlies MicroRNA Targeting, Chirlmin Joo (Delft Univ)

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BMP-P35

Spine Pruning in Frontal Cortex Drives Antipsychotic-sensitive Locomotion via Circuit Control of Striatal Dopamine, Il Hwan Kim, Mark Rossi, Dipendra Aryal, Bence Racz, Namsoo Kim, Akiyoshi Uezu, Fan Wang, William Wetsel, Richard Weinberg, Henry Yin, and Scott Soderling (Duke Univ)


August 1 Saturday, 8:00-9:45AM, Fairlie

BMP-5 Session: Oncology Drug Discovery & Development

Chair: In-Chull Kim (National OncoVenture)


8:00 AM BMP-18 [Invited] Dosage Decision in Target Mediated Oncology Product Saeheum Song (Daiichi Sankyo)

8:25 AM BMP-19 Chemoprevention with Selective Natural Compounds in Lung and Head and Neck Cancers Dong-Moon Shin (Emory Univ)

8:50 AM BMP-20 Anti-Cancer Drug Development Program of Korean Government In-Chull Kim (National OncoVenture)

9:15 AM BMP-21 Cancer Metabolism and Future Drug Discovery Sumin Kang (Emory Univ)

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CNV CONVERGENCE TECHNOLOGY

Convergence Technology Symposium [CNV] Chair: Hanjoong Jo (Emory Univ and Georgia Institute of Techonlogy) Co-Chairs: Sanghoon Lee (Korea Univ), Ho-Wook Jun (Univ of Alabama at Birmingham)




Co-Chairs: Hanjoong Jo (Emory and Georgia Tech), Dong Moon Shin (Emory Univ)




8:40 AM Flu Vaccine Development in Korea WooJoo Kim (Korea Univ)



July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Courtland

CNV-1 Session: Biomaterials and Nanotechnology

Co-Chairs: Seungwoo Cho (Yonsei Univ), Yoonjee Park (Univ of Cincinnati)

1:15 PM CNV-1 Stem Cell Engineering with Bio-inspired Materials Seungwoo Cho (Yonsei Univ)

1:35 PM CNV-2 Ultrasound-Mediated Targeted Liposomal Doxorubicin Delivery Using Microvessels-on-a-Chip Yoonjee Park (Univ of Cincinnati)

1:55 PM CNV-3 Origami Tissue Engineering Nathaniel S. Hwang (Seoul National Univ)

2:15 PM CNV-4 Tumor Microenvironment Array Platform for Cancer Precision Medicine Pilnam Kim (KAIST)

2:35 PM CNV-5 Combinatorial Polymer Matrices Enhancing Cardiac Maturation of Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Young Wook Chun (Vanderbilt Univ)

2:55 PM CNV-6 Elicitation of Robust Adaptive Immune Responses with Lipid-based Vaccine Nanoparticles James Moon (Univ of Michigan)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:30PM, Courtland

CNV-2 Session: Regenerative medicine and Stem Cell Engineering

Co-Chairs: Gilson Khang (Chunbuk National Univ), Young-Sup Yoon (Emory Univ)

3:30 PM CNV-7 Recent Advances of Regenerative Medicine in Korea: Update 2015 Gilson Khang (Chunbuk National Univ)

3:50 PM CNV-8 Cardiac Regeneration with Pluripotent Stem Cells Young-sup Yoon (Emory Univ)

4:10 PM CNV-9 Advances and Applications of Drug Repurposing in Regenerative Medicine Jeong Ik Lee (Konkuk Univ)

4:30 PM CNV-10 Modulators of Reprogramming In-Hyun Park (Yale Univ)

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4:50 PM CNV-11 ETV2 in Vessel Regeneration Changwon Park (Emory Univ)

5:10 PM CNV-12 Advanced Technology for New Silk Road Chanhum Park (Hallym Univ)

Friday, July 31, 2015 July 31 Friday, 8:00-10:00AM, Courtland

CNV-3 Session: Neuroengineering and CNS Therapeutics

Co-Chairs: Yoonkey Nam (KAIST), YongTae (Tony) Kim (Georgia Tech)


8:00 AM CNV-13 Optical Inhibition of Neural Activity using Near-infrared Sensitive Plasmonic Nanoparticles Yoonkey Nam (KAIST)

8:20 AM CNV-14 Steerable Microcatheter using an Electroactive Polymer for Treatment of Stroke Dong-Suk Shin (Univ of Texas Medical School)

8:40 AM CNV-15 Neuromechanical Templates and Anchors for Limb Control in Engineered Legged Systems Young-Hui Chang (Georgia Tech)

9:00 AM CNV-16 Inhibitory Control over Valuation in Decision-making Jaeseung Jeong (KAIST)

9:20 AM CNV-17 Microfluidic Engineering of Nanomedicines for CNS Therapeutics YongTae Kim (Georgia Tech)

9:40 AM CNV-18 Noninvasive High-resolution Blood Perfusion Measurement using MRI Sung-Hong Park (KAIST)

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Courtland

CNV-4 Session: Biomechanics and Mechanobiology

Co-Chairs: Hyunjoon Kong (UIUC), Jennifer Shin (KAIST)

1:15 PM CNV-19 Targeted Delivery of Anti-microRNA as a Novel Therapeutic to Treat Atherosclerosis Hangjoon Jo (GaTech/Emory)

1:35 PM CNV-20 Matrix-mediated co-differentiation of Stem Cell Clusters Hyunjoon Kong (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

1:55 PM CNV-21 Simple Platforms to Study Cellular Mechanobiology Jennifer Shin (KAIST)

2:15 PM CNV-22 Pacing the Heart with Genes and Cells HeeCheol Cho (Emory Univ)

2:35 PM CNV-23 Biomechanics and Cellular Functions Michael Cho (Univ of Illinois at Chicago)

2:55 PM CNV-24 Reconstructing the Mechanosensitive Behaviors of Cells in Silico TaeYoon Kim (Purdue Univ)


CNV Poster Session



CNV-P1 Antibacterial Activity of Injectable Biomimetic Nanomatrix Gel in Root Canal Infection, Kyounga Cheon (Univ of Alabama at Birmingham)

CNV-P2 Development of Cross-Platform Assistive Robotic Manipulation Simulator, Hyun Ka (Univ of Pittsburgh)

CNV-P3 Wireless Microfluidics for Drug Delivery in Awake Behaving Animals, Jae-Woong Jeong (Univ of Colorado)

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CNV-P4 Microtip-based Amperometric Biosensor for TB diagnosis, Jong-Hoon Kim (Washington State Univ)

CNV-P5 Towards Subject-Specific Lower Limb Smart Intervention: Features, Efficacies, and Translation into Clinical Studies, Song Joo Lee (Northwestern Univ)

CNV-P6 Selenite for Reduction of Silver Nanoparticle Exposure-Induced Mitochondrial Stress, John Bang (North Carolina Central Univ)

CNV-P7 Microwell Device for Generating Vascularized Neurospheres to Control Self-renewal and Differentiation of Human Neural Stem Cells, Kisuk Yang (Yonsei Univ)

CNV-P8 Metabolic Engineering of P. Pastoris for Fatty Acid Production, Sangyoung Yoon (Washington Univ in St. Louis)

CNV-P9 Multilevel Dynamic Generalized Structured Component Analysis for Brain Connectivity Analysis, Kwang Hee Jung (Univ of Texas Health Science Center at Houston)

CNV-P10 Towards Development of Steady-State Somatosensory Evoked Potentials based Hybrid Brain-Computer Interface System, Inchul Choi (North Carolina State Univ)

CNV-P11 Non-genetic Purification of Ventricular Cardiomyocytes from Differentiating Embryonic Stem Cells through Molecular Beacons Targeting a Ventricle-speci, Kiwon Ban (Emory Univ)

CNV-P12 Building and Exploring Fungal Genome Universe: a Knowledge-Based System for Biotechnological Applications, In-Geol Choi (Korea Univ)

CNV-P13 Microwell Device for Generating Vascularized Neurospheres to Control Self-renewal and Differentiation of Human Neural Stem Cells, Kisuk Yang (Yonsei Univ)

CNV-P14 Sub-micro Convergence Systems for Innovation of Personalized Medicine and Molecular Diagnosis, JW Hong (Hanyang Univ)

CNV-P15 Laminar Flow-Induced Shear Stress Activates Intracellular Calcium Influx and Enhances Lymphatic Expansion, Young-Kwon Hong (Univ of Southern California)

Saturday, August 1, 2015 August 1 Saturday, 8:00-10:00AM, Courtland

CNV-5 Session: Biomedical Devices and Molecular Theranostics

Co-Chairs: Michael Yu (Univ of Utah), Youngjae Chun (Univ of Pittsburgh)


8:00 AM CNV-25 Implantable Nitinol Medical Devices Youngjae Chun (Univ of Pittsburgh)

8:20 AM CNV-26 Robotic Technologies for Image-guided Biopsy and Cardiovascular Intervention Jaesoon Choi (Asan Medical Center and Univ of Ulsan)

8:40 AM CNV-27 Soft Electronics Integrated on the Auricle as a Brain-Computer Interface Hong Yeo (Virginia Commonwealth Univ)

9:00 AM CNV-28 Targeting Collagen Strands by Triple Helix Hybridization: New Strategy for Theranostics Michael Yu (Univ of Utah)

9:20 AM CNV-29 Control Stem Cell Fate Using Nanotechnology-based Approaches Ki Bum Lee (Rutgers Univ)

9:40 AM CNV-30 Bridging Biology, Nanotechnology and Molecular Imaging for Translational Theranostics Seulki Lee (Johns Hopkins Medical Institute)

August 1 Saturday, 2:00-4:00PM, Courtland

CNV-6 Session: Sensor, Organ-on-chip, and Diagnostics

Co-Chairs: Junsang Doh (PosTech), Dong Eun Huh (Univ Penn)

2:00 PM CNV-31 Study on the Directed Migration of T cells Guided by Biophysical Cues using Microfabricated Platforms Junsang Doh (Postech)

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2:20 PM CNV-32 Microengineered Physiological Biomimicry: Human Organ-on-Chips Dongeun Huh (Univ of Penn)

2:40 PM CNV-33 A BioSpleen Blood Cleansing Device for Sepsis Therapy JooHun Kang (Wyss Institute at Harvard Univ)

3:00 PM CNV-34 Metallic Nanoparticles @ Liquids Interfaces: Synthesis, Motion Control, and Molecular Detection Taewook Kang (Sogang Univ)

3:20 PM CNV-35 Drug Cocktail Screening towards Combination Therapy Claire Hur (Roland Institute at Harvard Univ)

3:40 PM CNV-36 Central Nervous System on a Chip: 2D and 3D Model Sanghoon Lee (Korea Univ)

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YGPF YOUNG GENERATION AND PROFESSIONAL FORUM

Young Generation and Professional Forum [YGPF] Chair: Phillip Han (Lightshed Health/ Clockwise.MD) Co-Chairs: Jim Hyung Lee (StrengthsForth), Jin-Hwa Chun (Fluor Corporation)


July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Embassy Hall F

Session: Welcoming Session (YGPF Session I)

Chair: Phillip Han (Lightshed Health/ Clockwise.MD) Co-chairs: Jim Hyung Lee (StrengthsForth), Jin-Hwa Chun (Fluor Corporation)


YGPF-1.1 Welcoming Remarks Phillip Han

(Lightshed Health/ Clockwise.MD)

YGPF-1.2 Invited Speaker 1 Seong-jin Kim

(Consul General, Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Atlanta, Georgia)

YGPF-1.3 Invited Speaker 2 David Kim

(Chief Performance Officer, Invitation Homes)

YGPF-1.4 Ice Breaker Katherine Cho

(Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:35PM, Embassy Hall F

Session: Career Life Hacks (YGPF Session II)

Chair: Jim Hyung Lee (StrengthsForth)

YGPF-2

Career Life Hacks: Secrets from an Insider on Getting Through the Job Hunting Process Jim Hyung Lee (StrengthsForth) You’ve done everything to your resume career counselors told you to do. You role played each of the 50 interview questions presented in the Internet article. So did everyone else that is applying for that job. What else can you do to have the edge? In this workshop, bring your resume and cover letter, and then get ready to see the hiring process from the other side of the interview table. We’ll strategically analyze the whole process from beginning to end and share what you need to do as you are going through the hoops, step by step. Learn how to find the right opportunities, why you don’t want to use the same resume throughout the interviewing process, and know when to turn away offers (you will get multiple). You’ll walk away from this time together with a plan and strategy to get hired and stand out from the crowd as the clear choice for the job.


July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Embassy Hall B and Embassy Hall F

UKC & YGPF Job Fair

Chair: Phillip Han (Lightshed Health/ Clockwise.MD)

YGPF-J1 Joint UKC & YPGF Job Fair


UKC & YGPF Poster Session



YGPF-P1 KSEA YG National Executive Board: Connecting the Network of KSEA YG Chapters, Yun Tae Cha (Bushes Tsai Inc.), Yeon Joon Jin (Hulu LLC), Hyunkyung Lee (MCPHS Univ)

YGPF-P2 From an Undergraduate Member to Committee Member in KSEA-Utah, Seyoun Byun (Univ of Utah)

YGPF-P3 Central Pennsylvania: How to Boost YG Chapter Activities, Eun-Kyeong Kim (Pennsylvania State Univ)

YGPF-P4 KSEA YG Purdue, Lunaric Ko, Soie Park, Dong You Jang (Purdue Univ)

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YGPF-P5 Seattle in Beast Mode, DongJu Hwang (Univ of Washington)

YGPF-P6 Texas A&M University YG Chapter, Sarah Choi, Kevin Kim, Da Eun Lee (Texas A&M)

YGPF-P7 UC Davis YG Chapter: Adopting Different Leadership Style to Increase Participation, Hyun Hee Park, Young Jin Youn, Jisoo Kim (UC Davis)

YGPF-P8 Being in a Team, Jieun Lee (Univ of Idaho)

YGPF-P9 How Our Student Orgs Set Us Up for Success, Kevin Riutzel (Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association)

YGPF-P10 Medical Service Trip Development, Sinhye Lee (Univ of South Florida)

YGPF-P11 Personal Experience of Leadership in the University of Idaho, Seung Chae Ryu (Univ of Idaho)

YGPF-P12 Resuscitating a Minority Organization on Campus: My Experiences with Vanderbilt Liberty in North Korea, Heeweon Kim (Vanderbilt Univ)

YGPF-P13 Two Years of Transformational Leadership, Changsig Moon (Univ of Idaho)

YGPF-P14 Becoming A Clinical Researcher, Jullia Lee (ClinSite)

YGPF-P15 Career Experience as Undergrad Student, Jong Hoo Park (GA Tech)

YGPF-P16 Managing at Landis+Gyr, Gerina Kim (Lands+Gyr)

YGPF-P17 Reaching Your Audience, Katherine Cho (The City College of New York & Columbia Univ)

YGPF-P18 To Join or Not, Michelle Kim (United States Air Force)

YGPF-P19 Characterization of TSC2 in mTOR Signaling Pathway, Kookjoo Kim (Univ of Wisconsin-Madison)

YGPF-P20 CRD-BP in the Resistance of Melanoma to BRAF Inhibitors, Taewon Kim (Univ of Wisconsin-Madison)

YGPF-P21 Effect of Pre-treatments on the Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Phosvitin from Egg Yolk, SunHee Moon (Iowa State Univ)

YGPF-P22 Fabrication of Scaffold-free Tissue Engineered Blood Vessel Using Nanopatterned Human Mesenchymal Stem Cell Sheet, HaYeun Ji (Columbia Univ)

YGPF-P23 HIV Therapy via RNA Interference, Seung Cha (City of Hope National Medical Center)

YGPF-P24 Levels of Bevacizumab and Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor-A from Retinal Pigmented Epithelial Cells in vivo, Jina Lim (Univ of Washington School of Medicine)

YGPF-P25 Lipid Oxidation and Protein Deterioration of Dried Anchovies during Storage at Different Temperatures, Jihee Kim (Iowa State Univ)

YGPF-P26 Microengineered Groove-post Hybrid Platform for Enhanced Maturation and Contraction of Cardiomyocytes, Peter Kim (Univ of Washington)

YGPF-P27 Mitochondrial ATP Transporter Ant2 is Dispensable for Basal Liver Function, Joonseok Cho (Univ of Florida)

YGPF-P28 Neuroscience Nursing, Hangaram Kim (UHN)

YGPF-P29 Novel Antimycobacterial Secondary Metabolites of Streptomycete Caeruleus Isolated from Iceland, Hiyoung Kim (Univ of Illinois at Chicago)

YGPF-P30 Role of Purinergic Receptors in HIV-1 Entry and Fusion, Jeong Hwa Kim (Emory School of Medicine)

YGPF-P31 The Role of Ga-67 SPECT/CT in Evaluation of Inflammation and Response to Steroid Treatment in Pulmonary Sarcoidosis, Bernard Do (Univ of Washington)

YGPF-P32 The Size of Foragers and Effects on Distance Traveled in Ants’ Society, Ahreum Han (Underwriters Laboratories Inc)

YGPF-P33 The Specificity of Gbetagamma Subunits Regulating Exocytosis through the Adrenergic Alpha2a Receptor, Yun Young Yim (Vanderbilt Univ)

YGPF-P34 The Vortex Formation in Left Ventricle, Hun Chan Lee (Purdue Univ)

YGPF-P35 Toll-like Receptor Ligands as a Post-Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation Therapy in Treatment of Childhood Acute Leukemia, Sumin Jo (Child & Family Research Institute, Univ of British Columbia)

YGPF-P36 U.S. Healthcare - The Complexity and Emerging Opportunities in the Hospital Revenue Cycle, Daniel Lee (Triage Consulting Group)

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YGPF-P37 Zero-dimensional Persistence as a Topological Feature of Action Potential Waveforms for Spike Sorting, Yoon Woo Byun (Duke Univ)

YGPF-P38 A Study of Four Galactic Ring-shaped HII Regions, Sungju Kang (Iowa State Univ)

YGPF-P39 Chiral Templating of Self-Assembling Nanostructures by Circularly Polarized Light, Jihyeon Yeom (Univ of Michigan)

YGPF-P40 Improving Gap-filling Method using a Cluster Based Approach with Statistical Correlation, Jungjin Kim (Univ of Idaho)

YGPF-P41 Photo-induced Force Detection: Linear and Nonlinear Spectroscopy at Space and Time Limits, Junghoon Jahng (Dept of Physics and Astronomy, Univ of California, Irvine)

YGPF-P42 The CREAM Science Operation Center, Oluchi Ofoha (Univ of Maryland)

YGPF-P43 A Review on Online Visual Tracking, Kyoung Tak Cho (Iowa State Univ)

YGPF-P44 Checklist Web Application, Charles Han (Univ of British Columbia)

YGPF-P45 Computing Literacy in the 21st Century, Michael Lee (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

YGPF-P46 Google Glass Assisted Spine Instrumentation Using a Novel Video Streaming System, Jang Yoon (Mayo Clinic Florida)

YGPF-P47 The Endrunning Navigation Method for Multi Firefighting Robots with Fire Hose, Jeong-wan Kim (Purdue Univ)

YGPF-P48 A Movement Towards MEMS from Telecommunication, Ryuhwa Kim (Univ of Southern California)

YGPF-P49 Crack Type Index Development, Haena Kim (Univ of Iowa)

YGPF-P50 Effect of Nanoporous Materials on Saturation Pressure in Shale Reservoirs, Hyeyoung Cho (Univ of Utah)

YGPF-P51 EPC Contracting Industry, Solomon Kang (Doosan Hydro Technology)

YGPF-P52 How to Locate LNG Refueling Stations on the Pennsylvania Turnpike?, Sang Jin Kweon (Pennsylvania State Univ)

YGPF-P53 Laser Direct Written Silicon Nanowires for Electronic and Sensing Applications, Woongsik Nam (Purdue Univ)

YGPF-P54 Study of High Altitude Sonobuoy Decelerator System, Jin Oh (General Atomics Aeronautical)


August 1 Saturday, 2:00-4:00PM, Embassy Hall F

Session: Networking Across Generations (YGPF Session III)

Chair: Jin-Hwa Chun (Fluor Corporation)

YGPF-3

Networking Across Generations: Connecting YGPF Participants with UKC Technical Experts. Jin-Hwa Chun (Fluor Corporation) The US-Korea Conference (UKC) is the biggest conference between US and Korea and covers science, engineering, technology, industry, entrepreneurship, and leadership. It attracts more than 1200 participants ranging from technical experts to business professionals. With growing participation of students and young professionals at UKC, this joint session is aimed to provide a networking opportunity for all generation of participants at UKC.

August 1 Saturday, 4:00-5:00PM, Embassy Hall F

Session: Closing Session (YGPF Session IV)

Phillip Han (Lightshed Health/ Clockwise.MD)

YGPF-4.1 Awards Ceremony Solomon Kang

(Doosan Hydro Technology)

YGPF-4.2 Closing Remarks Phillip Han

(Lightshed Health/ Clockwise.MD)

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FORUMS

Forums

July 30 Thursday

Time Location Abbreviation Description Page

8:00AM

Hanover Hall A&B KHIDI Korea Health Industry Development Institute Forum 70

Hanover Hall G KIC Korea Innovation Center Forum 71

Embassy Hall B KOFAC-AAAS Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science & Creativity Forum American Association for the Advancement of Science

76

8:20AM 1:15PM

Embassy Hall C KAST The Korean Academy of Science and Technology Forum / The 7th Frontier Scientists Workshop: Advanced Materials for Energy Conversion and Storage

67

8:30AM 1:15PM 3:30PM

Embassy Hall D / Piedmont

RISE Research & Innovations in Sustainable Energy Forum 77

1:15PM

Embassy Hall A KIMM Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials Forum 73

Hanover Hall F KISTEP Korea Institute of S&T Evaluation and Planning Forum 74

Embassy Hall G KITECH KITECH-US Industrial Technology R&D Collaboration Forum 75

Roswell WCSE World Congress of Korean and Korean-Ethnic Scientists and Engineers

79

1:30PM Embassy Hall E IP Intellectual Property Forum 66

Hanover Hall A&B KIER/EUREKA Korea Institute of Energy Research Energy Eureka Forum 72

3:30PM

Hanover Hall E CJ Cheil Jedang Forum 65

Embassy Hall B KBSI Korea Basic Science Institute Forum on Scientific Instrument Development

68

Embassy Hall A KEI/KEITI Korea Environment Institute / Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute Forum

69

July 31 Friday

8:00AM Embassy Hall C KAST

The Korean Academy of Science and Technology Forum / The 7th Frontier Scientists Workshop: Advanced Materials for Energy Conversion and Storage

82

Embassy Hall D LG CHEM LG Chem. Energy Solution Company Forum 86

8:00AM 1:00PM

Hanover Hall A&B ULTRA Universal Linkage for Top Research Advisor Forum 88

1:15PM

Hanover Hall E FOOD Food Safety and Regulation Forum 80

Embassy Hall E GIST Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology Forum 81

Hanover Hall F KWiSE-

KOFWST

Korean-American Women in Science and Engineering Korea Federation of Women’s Science & Technology Associations Forum

84

Embassy Hall D SEOUL Seoul City Forum 87

3:45PM Hanover Hall F KWiSE-BT Korean-American Women in Science and Engineering Biotechnology Forum

85

6:00PM Emory Univ KHIDI Korea Health Industry Development Institute Forum 83

* All forums are open to the public. * The forum table is sorted by time but the forum list from next page is in an alphabetical order.

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Thursday Forum Program

CJ (Cheil Jedang) Forum

CJ CheilJedang announces the first CJ-Forum scheduled to be held on July 30th in the US-Korea Conference, Atlanta, GA. It is a great pleasure and honor to extend a warm invitation to all Korean Scientists in the US to attend the Forum. The objectives of the CJ-Forum are to foster an intellectual exchange among scientists from universities, the industry, and other institutes for the purpose of possibly organizing follow-up activities for R&D collaboration and recruitment. Topics to be presented in the forum are simply focusing on the areas where CJ has been interested. We look forward to your coming to an inspiring scientific program prepared by CJ CheilJedang.




3:30 PM Opening - Welcome Message & Introduction of CJ CheilJedang (video) Hang Duk Roh (President of BIO BU, CJ CheilJedang Co.)

3:45 PM [Invited] Probiotics and Its Physical & Chemical Benefits in Human Body Hyung Soo Kim (President, Culture Systems Inc.)

4:10 PM Cystine to spare methionine requirement and to enhance integrity of the small intestine of nursery pigs and broiler chickens Inkyung Park (PhD, North Carolina State Univ)

4:35 PM Dietary fish oil and curcumin interact to modulate colonic stem cell response in AOM-treated mice. Eunjoo Kim (PhD candidate, Texas A&M Univ)

5:00 PM BREAK

5:05 PM Characterization of recombinant glutathione reductase from the psychrophilic antarctic bacterium, Colwellia psychrerythraea Mikyoung Ji (PhD, North Carolina State Univ)

5:30 PM Polyhydroxyalkanoate-accumulating methanotrophs as high-value animal food supplement and prebiotic Jaewook Myung (PhD candidate, Stanford Univ)

5:55 PM Closing

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IP (Intellectual Property) Forum

The "IP Forum" will provide a presentation session about a new role of IP in the era of Creative Economy and about how to lead the rapidly-growing world IP market with a strategic cooperation between US and Korea. The Forum will also hold a "IP Competition" for academia, research institutes, private companies, individual inventors, IP businesses etc. from Korea & US, where IP evaluation, competition and IP market are provided.

July 30 Thursday, 1:30-3:10PM, Embassy Hall E

Chair: Sang-Chun Lee (Chairman of NST), Paul T. Lee (President of KORUSIP)


1:30 PM Unlocking the Value of Invention Edward Chung (CTO of Intellectual Ventures)

2:45 PM

Panel Discussion, Q&A Hosin Lee (The University of Iowa), Lynn Bristol (USPTO), Ick-Chan Lee (ETRI) Jaehoon Yu (University of Texas at Arlington), Marc Sedam (AUTM) Myeongsup Kim (Embassy of the Republic of Korea)


IP Competition Final

3:10 PM Briefing of Judging Principle (Hosin Lee, The University of Iowa)

3:20 PM Entry #1 (Dongchan Seok, NFRI)

3:30 PM Entry #2 (Jong Yeol Kim, KIOM)

3:40 PM Entry #3 (Seungyong Yoon, ETRI)

3:50 PM Entry #4 (Kwang Uk Chu, NSRI)

4:00 PM Entry #5 (Tae Hoon Koh, KRRI)

4:10 PM Q&A

4:30 PM Entry #6 (Kiwoong Kim, KRISS)

4:40 PM Entry #7 (Yong Chan Cho, KIGAM)

4:50 PM Entry #8 (Dae Hoon Lee, KIMM)

5:00 PM Entry #9 (Byoung Gyun Lim, KARI)

5:10 PM Entry #10 (Seung Kwon Seol, KERI)

5:20 PM Q&A


MOU & Award

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KAST (The 7th Frontier Scientists Workshop: Advanced Materials for Energy Conversion

and Storage) Forum The Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST) and the US National Academy of Science (NAS) will hold "The 7th Frontier Scientists Workshop" at UKC2015. The workshop is an event to discuss about recent research trends and future plans to exchange most recent and advanced technologies. We bring together both outstanding young and senior scientists to discuss exciting advances and opportunities. We have set a specific topic "Advanced Materials for Energy Conversion and Storage" this year. Total of fifteen renowned and uprising professionals will be invited to give a talk. Among them, five will be selected by KAST, five by KSEA, and five by US NAS. We cordially invite all of you who are interested in the subject.

July 30 Thursday, 8:20-9:30AM, Embassy Hall C


8:20 AM Opening Remarks Sung Hyun Park (President of KAST)

8:30 AM The Joint Center for Energy Storage Research (JCESR): A New Paradigm for Energy Storage Research George Crabtree (Argonne National Laboratory)

9:00 AM Perovskite Solar Cell: Strategies for Commercialization Nam-Gyu Park (Sungkyunkwan Univ)

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-5:30PM, Embassy Hall C

1:15 PM Hierarchical Inorganic Assemblies for the Photoreduction of CO2 by H2O Heinz Frei (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

1:35 PM Nanostructured Electrodes for High-Performance Energy Storage and Conversion Devices Seung Woo Lee (Georgia Institute of Technology)

1:55 PM Purely Organic Phosphorescent Materials: Directed Heavy Atom Effects Jinsang Kim (Univ of Michigan)

2:15 PM BREAK

2:30 PM Controlled Interfaces in BiVO4/WO3 Heterojunction for Highly Efficient Photoelectrochemical Hydrogen Production Jong Hyeok Park (Yonsei Univ)

2:50 PM Next generation Photovoltaics with Organic Metal Halide Perovskites Prashant Kamat (Univ of Norte Dame)

3:10 PM Solar Chemical Factory Platform for Solar Fuel/Chemical Production Jin-Ook Baeg (Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT))

3:30 PM BREAK

3:45 PM From 2D Nanosheets to 3D Nanohybrid Photocatalysts Seong-Ju Hwang (Ewha Womans Univ)

4:05 PM Novel Hydrocarbon Ion-Conducting Polymers for Proton Exchange and Anion Exchange Fuel Cell Membranes Chulsung Bae (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)

5:30 PM Dinner hosted by KAST

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KBSI (Korea Basic Science Institute) Forum on Scientific Instrument Development

As a leading national analytical science research institute, KBSI has been developing analytical-scientific instruments for basic research and industry. The current status of various scientific instrument developments at KBSI, such as thermal & optical imaging microscopy, nano-bio transmission electron microscopy (TEM), high resolution mass spectrometry (MS) and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy will be introduced. Magnetic field is one of the key phenomena for human beings to discover novel principles of nature. In this regards, the activities related to the high magnetic field instrumentation at US National High Magnetic Field Laboratory will be presented by Profs. Gregory Boebinger and Seungyong Hahn. It will be also briefly described that the worldwide status of high-magnetic-field technology and a new approach for high-field magnet fabrication in Korea to establish a world-class user facility.



3:30 PM Opening/Welcome Address Kwang Hwa Chung (President, KBSI)

3:35 PM Congratulatory Address

3:45 PM Introduction of KBSI - Video

3:50 PM Development of Scientific Instruments at KBSI Hyun Sik Kim (Director, Scientific Instrumentation, KBSI)

4:05 PM Development of a Compact Transmission Electron Microscope Platform for Convergence Imaging of Nano-Bio Specimen Boklae Cho (Korea Research Institute of Standards & Science, KRISS)

4:20 PM Advanced NMR : Development of Cryogen-free HTS NMR Magnet at KBSI SangGap Lee (Korea Basic Science Institute, KBSI)

4:35 PM No-Insulation All-HTS Magnets for >30-T NMR and >35-T DC Applications Seungyong Hahn (Florida State Univ)

4:50 PM BREAK

5:00 PM NHMFL Activities in Development of High Field Magnets Gregory Boebinger (Director, National High Magnetic Field Lab)

5:20 PM Toward High Magnetic Field Lab in Korea Dong Lak Kim (Korea Basic Science Institute, KBSI)

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KEI/KEITI (Korea Environment Institute / Korea Environmental Industry and

Technology Institute) Forum

This forum is co-hosted by Korea Environment Institute (KEI) as a leading think tank on Environmental policy and Korea Environmental Industry and Technology Institute (KEITI). The forum will introduce Environmental Research and technology development in Korea. Also, the current status of the development of integrated model for climate change will be presented and discussed on climate change impact.

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:30PM, Embassy Hall A

Chair: Jae Hyeon Ryu (Univ of Idaho) Co-Chairs: ByungKook Lee (KEI), Sang Won Lee (KEITI)


3:30 PM Introduction of KEITI Dong Ik Oh (KEITI)

3:50 PM Enviromental Research and Technology Development in Korea Byung Hyun Han (KEITI)

4:10 PM Development of Integrated Model for Climate Change Impact and Vulnerability Assessment and Strengthening the Framework for Model Implementation in Korea Byung-Kook Lee (KEI)

4:30 PM Development of an Integrated Top-down and Bottom-up System for Greenhouse Gas Reduction in Korea Yong Gun Kim (KEI)

4:50 PM BREAK

5:00 PM Discussion

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KHIDI (Korea Health Industry Development Institute Forum) Forum on Drug and Vaccine Development

The KHIDI Forum on Drug and Vaccine Development will bring together the leaders in vaccine and drug development to fight against cancer and emerging infectious diseases such as Ebola and MERS outbreaks. Prof. Woo Joo Kim, the Chair of the Infectious Disease at Korea University Guro Hospital, has been serving as the Director or MERS Response Task Force by the Korean government. Prof. Baek Kim, Director of Center for Drug Discovery at Emory, will discuss his work on anti-Ebola drug development. Prof. Dong Moon Shin, Executive Vice Chair of Hematology and Oncology and Associate Director of Winship Cancer Center will discuss nanotechnology in cancer therapy. Prof. Jack Arbiser at Emory University Winship Cancer Center will discuss the use of natural compounds in cancer therapy.



Co-Chairs: Hanjoong Jo (Emory and Georgia Tech), Dong Moon Shin (Emory Univ)




8:40 AM Novel Therapeutics against Diabetes Kun Ho Yoon (Catholic Univ)



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KIC (Korea Innovation Center) Forum

Korea Innovation Center, Washington DC (KIC-DC) was created in 2014 as a global outpost for Korea’s creative economy policies. It aims to provide Korean tech-startups and S&T institutions with robust platforms which would enable them to engage with the rich innovation ecosystem of the US. One of its strategic programs, the KIC Start I-Corps, introduces NSF-driven innovation curriculum to Korean S&T universities and national laboratories, with the goal of fostering global commercialization of their R&D outputs. KIC works with NSF’s Washington I-Corps node to custom-fit the program to the unique needs of Korean scientists, and provides programmatic network with the local experts via KIC Global Leader Mentor program. In this workshop, KIC wants to share its vision and operating plans with the Korean-American scientists and engineers and seek opportunities for institutional partnerships.

July 30 Thursday, 8:00-9:45AM, Hanover Hall G

Chair: Jay Kim (Director General, KIC-Washington)


8:00 AM Korea Innovation Center - Global Outpost for Korea's Creative Economy Jay Kim (KIC-Washington)

8:30 AM KIC and Korea-US Collaborations in S&T Innovation Sunhak Cho (Science Attache, Korean Embassy)

9:00 AM KIC Start I-Corps Program - Strategic Platform for Global S&T Commercialization Jongwon (JP) Park (KIC-Washington)

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KIER (Korea Institute of Energy Research) Energy Eureka Forum

With the success of the first KIER Energy Eureka Forum in UKC2014, Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) continues to take a step toward building and providing an international cooperation platform upon which productive outcomes and advances in cutting-edge technology can be achieved by holding the second Forum in UKC2015. The main purpose of the Forum is to support and fund joint research projects with Korean-American scientists and engineers in the fields of energy efficiency, new and renewable energy, carbon capture utilization and storage, and marine energy and materials. The final winners of the Forum will be awarded “2016 KIER International Project”. July 30 Thursday, 1:30-4:40PM, Hanover Hall A&B

Chair: Hyunku Joo (Director of Partnerships, Strategy and Policy Division)


1:30 PM Registration

1:37 PM Welcome remarks Ki-woo Lee (President, KIER)

1:40 PM KIER Introduction – Video Hyunku Joo

1:50 PM Enhancement of Boiling Heat Transfer of Low Surface Tension Liquids, using Surface with Extreme Wettabilities Wonjae Choi

2:15 PM New Thermoelectric Material for Power Generation Kang-Won Wayne Lee

2:40 PM Development of Hydrocarbon Based Polymers for Reinforced Composite Membranes Chulsung Bae

3:05 PM Biorefinery Development to Produce Furan Chemicals as Plastic Precursors from Lignocellulosic Biomass Sunkyu Park

3:30 PM BREAK

4:00 PM Development of High Performance and Anti-Fouling Graphene Nanofiber Membranes for Clean Energy Production by Reverse Electrodialysis Soryong Chae

4:25 PM Final Comments Ki-woo Lee (President, KIER)

4:30 PM Closing

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KIMM (Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials) Forum

As a leading national research group in the area of mechanical engineering in Korea, the Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials (KIMM) would like to host a KIMM-Forum session subtitled as ‘Challenges of Mechanical Engineering with a Shift in Global Energy Paradigm,’ during UKC 2015 in Atlanta, GA, USA. Global energy paradigm is rapidly changing with the recent shale gas boom triggered in the USA. This impacts not only on the global energy market such as the fall of oil/gas prices, but also on the trends in the climate change initiatives. Thanks to the abundant supply of shale gas, USA is experiencing a significant decrease of the amount of annual CO2 emission by the switch to natural gas from coal of electric power plants. Trends in the low energy prices as a consequence of the US shale gas boom dramatically impact on the global business environment. It has caused the recent fall of global oil prices, which helps business environments of many countries such as Korea which heavily depends on imported energy. In this forum, challenges of mechanical engineering caused by a shift in global energy paradigm due to the US shale gas boom and their impacts on Korean business environment will be discussed. This forum is composed of (1) presentations by speakers from Korea and USA and (2) a panel session for open discussions between speakers and audience.

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Embassy Hall A

Challenges of Mechanical Engineering with a Shift in Global Energy Paradigm


1:15 PM Welcome Remarks Yong Taek Im (President, KIMM)

1:20 PM [Invited] Oil Price Drop, its Impacts on Shale Gas/Oil Production and Prospects of Shale Gas/Oil Development Sam Jae Cho

1:35 PM Toward Modular Near-Zero Emission Clean Energy Plants for Shale Gas and Oil Bang Woo Han (KIMM)

1:50 PM Recent Research Activities on Gas Turbine at KIMM Han Seok Kim (KIMM)

2:05 PM Challenges with a Low NOx Gas Turbine Engine Hee Koo Moon (Solar Turbines)

2:20 PM Panel Discussion Chair: Sam Jae Cho

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KISTEP (Korea Institute of S&T Evaluation and Planning) Forum

In recent years, the world has changed dramatically along with advancements in science and technology. The technological progress has brought us the future that is open and emergent, but also uncertain and complex. It has thus become crucial to seek creative and forward-looking approaches and wisely use them to better anticipate emerging societal challenges. KISTEP forum aims to share insights on technology foresight, technology assessment, R&D evaluation trends and S&T policy direction from both Korea and US to understand the current landscape and shape the future to better meet our long-term economic and social needs.

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Hanover Hall F

Shaping the Future through Science & Technology and Innovation


1:15 PM Welcome Remarks / Introduction to KISTEP Youngah Park (President, KISTEP)

1:35 PM [Invited] Increasing Impact of Science in Diplomacy Donald Manzullo (President & CEO, Korea Economic Institute of America)

1:55 PM The Role of Foresight in S&T Policy Moonjung Choi (Director General, Office of Strategic Foresight, KISTEP)

2:15 PM [Invited] Toward Holistic Technology Assessment in the United States: Convergence of Methods and Considerations Moving Foward Tim Persons (Chief Scientist, U.S. Government Accountability Office)

2:35 PM Recent Issues and Policy Direction of Public R&D Evaluation in Korea Sangki Jeong (Director, R&D Evaluation Center, KISTEP)

2:55 PM Panel Discussion / Q&A

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KITECH (KITECH-US Industrial Technology

R&D Collaboration) Forum

Recently thermal power generation system encounters several challenges such as energy security, reduction of CO2 emission and minimization of air pollution. In this KITECH-US industrial technology R&D collaboration forum, co-hosted by “Convergence Cluster on Future Coal Power Generation Technologies”, requirements of future thermal power generation system and material issues will be discussed. Integrating strategies of process and material development in one system will be introduced in this session as well. Especially, there will be a discussion on Korea-US collaboration in this research area, which requires deepened convergence of various research fields such as mechanical/material/chemical/environmental engineering.

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Embassy Hall G

Technologies on Future Thermal Power Generation (미래형 화력발전 기술)

Chair: Won Yang (Principal Researcher, KITECH)


1:15 PM Welcome Speech President of KITECH

1:20 PM Introduction of KITECH

1:30 PM Current Technical Issues in Thermal Power Generation and Requirement of an Innovative System Won Yang (Principal Researcher, KITECH)

1:55 PM Introduction to Fraunhofer Center for Energy Innovation in UConn and Our Research Activities in Future Energy Systems

Singh Prabhakar (Director, Fraunhofer Center for Energy Innovation, Univ of Connecticut)

2:20 PM Development of Heat Resistant Materials for USC and HSC Power Plants in Korea Woo Sang Jung (Principal Researcher, KIST)

2:45 PM Biomass Conversion Technologies and its Applications in Energy Production Systems Uen Do Lee (Principal Researcher, KITECH)

3:10 PM Wrap up

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KOFAC-AAAS (Korea Foundation for the

Advancement of Science & Creativity – American Association

for the Advancement of Science) Forum

KOFAC is running a long-term project to form a new framework for science education that will produce competent individuals who meet the needs of the future society in order to adapt to the rapidly changing society. KOFAC-AAAS Forum aims to formalize cooperative relations between the two organizations, KOFAC and AAAS, for developing the Next Generation Science Standard in Korea, and to promote further development by collecting various opinions from Korean scientists in the US through active communications between scientific communities of Korea and US.

July 30 Thursday, 8:00-9:45AM, Embassy Hall B

Science for All Citizens: 미래 사회에 필요한 시민의 과학적 소양

Chair: Seunghwan Kim (President, KOFAC)


8:00 AM Opening - Introduction of KOFAC-AAAS Forum Seunghwan Kim (President, KOFAC)

8:15 AM Achieving Science Literacy for All: Contributions from AAAS Project 2061 Jo Ellen Roseman (Director of Project 2061, AAAS)

8:35 AM

Development Plan of Science Education Standard for Future Generations in Korea Kisang Kim (Researcher of the Project on Science Education Standards for Future Generations in Korea, KOFAC)

8:55 AM Discussion – Directions for Developing the NGSS

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RISE (Research & Innovations in Sustainable

Energy) Forum

Forum by CHM, CHE, MAN and MSE Symposiums CHM Chang Yeol Ryu (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), Dong-Ha Kim (Ewha Womans Univ), Seung Woo Lee

(Georgia Tech), Dong Hee Son (Texas A&M) CHE Gyeong Soon Hwang (UT Austin), Jong Min Lee (Seoul National Univ), Hyunmin Yi (Tufts Univ) MSE Choonkun Park (KITECH), Minseo Park (Auburn Univ), Jiyoung Kim (UT Dallas) MAN Hyoung Jin Cho (Univ of Central Florida), Joong Myeon Bae (KAIST), Eui-Hyeok Yang (Stevens Institute of

Technology)

July 30 Thursday, 8:30-9:45AM, Embassy Hall D

RISE-1 Session: RISE Plenary Session on Solar Cell, Fuel Cell and Battery

Chair: Seung Soon Jang (Georgia Institute of Technology), Co-chair: Seung Woo Lee (Georgia Institute of Technology)

8:30 AM RISE-1/MSE [Plenary] Current Status and Issues in Photovoltaic Technologies Sukgeun Choi (National Renewable Energy Laboratory, NREL)

8:55 AM RISE-2/CHE [Plenary] Bipolar Membrane Fuel Cells Using Anion Conductive Multiblock Copolymers Paul Kohl (Georgia Institute of Technology)

9:20 AM RISE-3/CHM [Plenary] Issues and Challenges of Ni-rich Layered Lithium Transitional Metal Oxide for High Energy Lithium-ion Batteries Jaephil Cho (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, UNIST)

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:15PM, Embassy Hall D

RISE-2 Session: RISE Battery I

Chair: Yong Lak Joo (Cornell Univ), Co-chair: Byungwoo Kang (POSTECH)

1:15 PM RISE-4/CHM [Keynote] Carbon Nanomaterials for High Efficiency Li-ion Batteries Chiwon Kang, Baskaran Rangasamy, Mumukshu Patel, Wonbong Choi (Univ of North Texas)

1:45 PM RISE-5/CHM [Invited] Water-stimulated Mg

2+ insertion in MnO2 Nanowires Cathode for

Magnesium Ion Battery Sang Bok Lee (Univ of Maryland)

2:15 PM RISE-6/CHM [Invited] Developing the beyond of LiFePO4: 3.9V-LiFeSO4F Byoungwoo Kang (Pohang Univ of Science and Technology, POSTECH)

2:45 PM RISE-7/CHM [Invited] Effect of Molecular Architecture on Redox Potential of Anthraquinone Derivatives: First-Principles Modeling Approach Ki Chul Kim, Seung Woo Lee, Seung Soon Jang (Georgia Institute of Technology)

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-3:30PM, Piedmont

RISE-3 Session: RISE Solar Cell

Chair: Minseo Park (Auburn Univ), Co-chair: Dong-Ha Kim (Ewha Womans Univ)

1:15 PM RISE-8/CHM

[Keynote] Enhanced and Efficient Solar Energy Conversion via Photovoltaics and Photocatalysis Dong-Ha Kim, Yoon Hee Jang, Saji Thomas Kochuveedu, Yu Jin Jang, Li Na Quan, Minjin Yoon, Ramireddy Boppella (Ewha Womans Univ)

1:35 PM RISE-9/MSE

[Invited] Symmetry-Breaking in Light-Trapping Nanostructures on Silicon for Solar Photovoltaics Sang Eon Han, Seok Jun Han, Swapnadip Ghosh, Tianhao Cai, Brittany Hoard, Sang M. Han (Univ of New Mexico)

1:55 PM RISE-10/MSE

[Invited] Polymer Design for High-Performance All-Polymer Solar Cells: Importance of Polymer Packing Structure and Blend Morphology Bumjoon Kim, Hyunbum Kang, Changyeon Lee (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KAIST)

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2:15 PM BREAK

2:30 PM RISE-11/MSE [Invited] Charge Collecting Nanomaterials for Efficient Perovskite Solar Cells Hyun Suk Jung (Sungkyunkwan Univ)

2:50 PM RISE-12/MSE [Invited] A first-principles study of low-Σ grain boundaries in CdTe Ji-Sang Park, Joongoo Kang, Ji-Hui Yang, Wyatt Metzger, and Su-Huai Wei (National Renewable Energy Laboratory, NREL)

3:10 PM RISE-13/MSE [Invited] Bilayer Polymer Organic Photovoltaics with Non-planar Hetero Junction Prepared by Sequential Solution Processes Yoonhee Jang, Jeesoo Seok, Kyungkon Kim (Ewha Womans Univ)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:30PM, Embassy Hall D

RISE-4 Session: RISE Battery II

Chair: Wonbong Choi (Univ of North Texas), Co-chair: Jinwoo Lee (POSTECH)

3:30 PM RISE-14/CHM [Keynote] Thermal Swing Regeneration of Li-air Battery Cathodes: A Practical Compromise for Prolonged Cyclic Performance Jangwoo Kim and Yong Lak Joo (Cornell Univ)

4:00 PM RISE-15/CHM [Invited] Defined Laboratory Needs and Case Studies for in situ and ex situ Li-ion Battery Investigations Molly Isermann (Thermo Fisher Scientific)

4:30 PM RISE-16/CHM [Invited] Hydrophilic/hydrophobic Nanocomposite Films Using Amphiphilic Layer-by-Layer Assembly Minkyung Park, Yongmin Ko, Jinhan Cho (Korea Univ)

4:50 PM RISE-17/CHM

[Invited] Block Copolymer Directed Functional Ordered Mesoporous Materials for Energy Storages: From Functional to Hierarchical Materials Jinwoo Lee, Jongkook Hwang, Jinyoung Chun, Changshin Jo, Eunho Lim (Pohang Univ of Science and Technology, POSTECH)

5:10 PM RISE-18/CHM [Invited] Functionalized Carbon Positive Electrodes for High-Performance Rechargeable Batteries Tianyuan Liu, Reza Kavian, Seung Woo Lee (Georgia Institute of Technology)

July 30 Thursday, 3:30-5:30PM, Piedmont

RISE-5 Session: RISE Fuel Cell

Chair: Chulsung Bae (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, RPI), Co-chair: Joongmyeon Bae (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KAIST)

3:30 PM RISE-19/MAN [Keynote] Reforming Technology of Liquid Hydrocarbon Fuels Joongmyeon Bae (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KAIST)

3:50 PM RISE-20/MAN [Invited] First-Principles based Design of High Performance Cathodes for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Hyunguk Kwon, Wonyoung Lee, WooChul Jung, and Jeong Woo Han (Univ of Seoul)

4:10 PM RISE-21/MSE [Invited] Stabilizing Metal Nanoparticles for High Temperature Fuel Cell Electrodes WooChul Jung (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KAIST)

4:30 PM RISE-22/MSE

[Invited] Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Nanofiber with Transition Metal Oxides for Efficient Oxygen Reduction Reaction Catalysis MinJoong Kim, Do-Hwan Nam, JongHyun Jang, Hyoung-Juhn Kim, SungJong Yoo, HyukSang Kwon, EunAe Cho (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KAIST)

4:50 PM RISE-23/MSE [Invited] Molecular Modeling of Polymer Electrolyte Membrane for Fuel Cell Seung Soon Jang (Georgia Institute of Technology)

5:10 PM RISE-24/CHE [Invited] Controlled Membrane/Catalyst Layer interface for Hydrocarbon Membrane Based PEMFC Hee-Tak Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KAIST)

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WCSE (World Congress of Korean and Korean-

Ethnic Scientists and Engineers)

KOFST holds the annual meeting "World Congress of Korean and Korean-Ethnic Scientists and Engineers (WCSE)" to strengthen a global network for the Associations of Korean Scientists and Engineers in 18 countries. The representatives of each country’s associations share their knowledge and information about science and technology around the world. The mission of WCSE is to form a close bond of Korean scientist and engineers overseas, to realize the globalization of Korea's science and technology, and to make great contributions to stronger mutual trust and reunification between South and North Korea.

July 30 Thursday, 1:15-5:30PM, Roswell

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Friday Forum Program

Food Safety and Regulation Forum

This forum is designed to help understand the current FTA (Free Trade Agreement) between the US and Korea by having invited speakers present information to the audience. In addition, two special speakers from the Gwinnett County Board of Health, GA will present information on general food safety, regulation, and inspection issues for universal foods. The speakers at this forum will give out information to businessmen on the FTA and help us understand practical issues of inspection and regulation along with food safety of Korean foods/restaurants.

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:05PM, Hanover Hall E

Chair: Jae W. Park (Oregon State Univ), Co-Chair: Young Bae Chung (World Institute of Kimchi)


1:15 PM [Invited] KORUS FTA 3 Years and Its Impact on the International Trade of Korean Food Industry Suk-Oh Kim (Consul and Customs Attache, LA Korean Consulate)

1:45 PM Korean Seafood Products Imported to United States: Current, Challenges, and Strategies Jae W. Park (Oregon State Univ), Jin Soo Kim (Gyeongsang National Univ)

2:05 PM Bridging the Gap: Food Safety is Universal Cheryl Annarelli/Miesha Foreman (Gwinnett County Board of Health)

2:25 PM Panel Discussion Youngmo Yoon (Sensient Flavors LLC)

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JULY 31 FRI

GIST (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology) Forum

Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) will host the first GIST-Forum on Chemical Biology during UKC 2015 in Atlanta, GA, USA. Chemical biology is an emerging interdisciplinary science spanning the fields of chemistry, biology, and physics. The chemical biology applies chemical techniques, analyses, tools, and often synthetic compounds to the study and manipulation of biological system. The first GIST-Forum on Chemical Biology will bring together leaders in this fast-growing field and provide an overview of some of the key challenges within cutting edge areas of chemical biology.

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Embassy Hall E

Chair: Kwang Hun Lim (East Carolina Univ)


1:15 PM Welcome Speech

1:20 PM Introduction of GIST

1:35 PM Multifunctional Lanthanide-doped upconversion nanoparticles (UCNPs) for Bio-applications Kibum Lee (Rutgers, The State Univ of New Jersey)

2:00 PM Mechanism of DNA damage recognition in Nucleotide Excision Repair Jung-Hyun Min (The Univ of Illinois at Chicago)

2:25 PM Mechanistic Studies of Transthyretin Misfolding and Amyloid Formation using NMR Spectroscopy Kwang Hun Lim (East Carolina Univ)

2:50 PM Panel Discussion

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JULY 31 FRI

KAST (The 7th Frontier Scientists Workshop: Advanced Materials for Energy Conversion

and Storage) Forum

The Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST) and the US National Academy of Science (NAS) will hold "The 7th Frontier Scientists Workshop" at UKC2015. The workshop is an event to discuss about recent research trends and future plans to exchange most recent and advanced technologies. We bring together both outstanding young and senior scientists to discuss exciting advances and opportunities. We have set a specific topic "Advanced Materials for Energy Conversion and Storage" this year. Total of fifteen renowned and uprising professionals will be invited to give a talk. Among them, five will be selected by KAST, five by KSEA, and five by US NAS. We cordially invite all of you who are interested in the subject.

July 31 Friday, 8:00AM-12:00PM, Embassy Hall C


8:00 AM All-in-one Nanopore Battery and Controlled 3D Networked Pores Sang Bok Lee (Univ of Maryland)

8:20 AM Ultrathin Nanostructured GaAs Solar Cells As a New Materials Platform for High Performance, Low Cost, Unusual Format Photovoltaics Jongseoung Yoon (Univ of Southern California)

8:40 AM All-scale Hierarchical Thermoelectrics Heat to Electrical Conversion Mercouri Kanatzidis (Northwestern Univ)

9:00 AM Bioinspired Water Oxidation Catalysts for Solar Fuel Ki Tae Nam (Seoul National Univ)

9:30 AM Sponsor/Plenary Talk of UKC 2015

12:00 PM Farewell Luncheon hosted by KAST

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JULY 31 FRI

KHIDI (Korea Health Industry Development

Institute Forum) Forum on Drug and Vaccine Development

The KHIDI Forum on Drug and Vaccine Development will bring together the leaders in vaccine and drug development to fight against cancer and emerging infectious diseases such as Ebola and MERS outbreaks. Prof. Woo Joo Kim, the Chair of the Infectious Disease at Korea University Guro Hospital, has been serving as the Director or MERS Response Task Force by the Korean government. Prof. Baek Kim, Director of Center for Drug Discovery at Emory, will discuss his work on anti-Ebola drug development. Prof. Dong Moon Shin, Executive Vice Chair of Hematology and Oncology and Associate Director of Winship Cancer Center will discuss nanotechnology in cancer therapy. Prof. Jack Arbiser at Emory University Winship Cancer Center will discuss the use of natural compounds in cancer therapy.

July 31 Friday, 6:00-9:30PM, Emory Univ, Health Sciences Research Building (HSRB)

KHIDI Forum II

6:00 PM Transport to Emory Univ, HSRB Auditorium

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KHIDI Forum II Kun-Ho Yoon and Panel discussion How to enhance and facilitate interaction between KHIDI and Korean-American biological and medical sciences and engineering community.

7:30 PM CNV/BMP Joint Networking Dinner (Sponsored by KHIDI and Emory Univ)

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JULY 31 FRI

KWiSE-KOFWST (Korean-American Women in Science and Engineering / Korea Federation of Women’s Science & Technology

Associations) Forum

"Women's Leadership" Korean-American Women in Science and Engineering (KWiSE) and Korean Federation of Women's Science & Technology (KOFWST) invite you (regardless of gender) to the Women's Forum entitled "Women's Leadership." It is organized with UKC2015's theme of Pursuing Excellence with a Servant's Heart to promote a spirit of service in pursuing technical excellence. The goal is to harness the untapped leadership potential of female scientists and engineers to empower a future generation of women leaders in science and engineering. It will be an interactive and engaging event to further foster peer networking and mentoring among the attendees. KWiSE and KOFWST provide a platform for current and future leaders to meet in an environment where meaningful partnerships and friendships can form and grow. It should be a great opportunity to exchange ideas, learn and inspire, and promote better leadership for a changing world.

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Hanover Hall F

Chair: Eun-Suk Seo (KWiSE President, Univ of Maryland) Co-Chair: Hee Young Paik (KOFWST President, Seoul National Univ)


1:15 PM Korean Women in Science and Engineering (KWiSE) Eun-Suk Seo (Univ of Maryland)

1:35 PM Social Contributions of KOFWST Hee Young Paik (Seoul National Univ)

1:55 PM Sacrifice Fly Gilja Jhon (Ewha Womans Univ)

2:15 PM Servant Leadership in the IT Field Hai Kyung (Hia) Kim (Educational Technology Consultant)

2:35 PM

Discussion Panel Panelist: Insook Park (National Assembly), Mi Kyung Sung (Sookmyung Women's Univ), Yoonju Song (Catholic Univ), Eileen Pollack (Univ of Michigan), Kyoungsoo Lee (Purdue Univ), Young-Kee Kim (Univ of Chicago)

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JULY 31 FRI

KWiSE-BT (KWiSE-Biotechnology) Forum

In this forum, we will have 6 speakers with different areas of expertise. Topics that will be covered in the session include (but not be limited) how pharmacogenomics and genetic testing can be utilized in different treatments, new technologies for quality assurance of domestic biotechnology industry, and current trends in therapeutics development. The development of bio-clinical measurement standards, the study of molecular switch in colon cancer, and a new therapeutic vaccine for women cervical cancer will be presented.

July 31 Friday, 3:45-5:45PM, Hanover Hall F

Chair: Hae-Young Ahn (Food and Drug Administration) Co-Chair: Haryoung Poo (Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology)


3:45 PM Role of Neuro-inflammation in Neurodegenerative Diseases Jae-Kyung Lee (Emory Univ)

4:05 PM Factors associated with added Sugar Intake among US Adults Sohyun Park (United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-CDC)

4:25 PM Current Trends in Therapeutic Biologics Development and Approval Hae-Young Ahn (Food and Drug Administration)

4:45 PM Development of Measurement Standards for Bio and Clinical Area Sook-Kyung Kim (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)

5:05 PM Therapeutic Human Papillomavirus Vaccine for Cervical Cancer Haryoung Poo (Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology)

5:25 PM NOX1 to NOX2 Switch Induces Invasive Phenotype in Colon Cancer Cells through Overexpression of MMP-7 Jung-Ae Kim (College of Pharmacy, Yeungnam Univ)

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JULY 31 FRI

LG Chem. Energy Solution Company Forum

Based on outstanding technologies of lithium ion batteries, the Energy Solution Company of LG Chem leads market of energy storage systems, especially for automotive applications, in the world. In this forum, LG Chem technologies of lithium ion batteries, battery management systems (BMS), and packs for xEVs will be introduced. Dr. Geun-Chang Chung, Department Leader of Cell Development Department for Advanced Automotive Battery, will talk LG Chem’s distinct technologies of lithium ion batteries including structure and materials. Dr. Young-Won Song, Advisor of BMS Development Department for Advanced Automotive Battery, will discuss his work on improving BMS technologies for more effectively operating battery systems in xEVs. Approach to design battery packs with simulation methods will be explained by Dr. D. M. Kang, Research Fellow in Pack Development for Advanced Automotive Battery.

July 31 Friday, 8:00-9:45AM, Embassy Hall D

Chair: Geun-Chang Chung


8:00 AM Lithium Ion Battery Technology for Automotive Applications Geun-Chang Chung (LG Chem, Vice President)

8:40 AM LGC BMS Technology Young-Won Song (LG Chem, Advisor)

9:20 AM Design of Battery Packs by Using Simulation Methods D. M. Kang (LG Chem, Research Fellow)

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JULY 31 FRI

Seoul City Forum

The 1st Seoul City Forum aims at promoting creative research in the fields of ‘Urban Disaster Prevention’ and ‘Aid for Aged People’ by working with Korean-American scientists and engineers. Many highly qualified proposals were submitted in May 2015, and among them, 4 proposals, 2 for each category, have been selected by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, Seoul Business Agency, and related field experts. All of the 4 proposers will be presenting their proposals and have Q&A sessions with review panels at UKC 2015. The Seoul City Forum is scheduled to be held on July 31st, 2015.

July 31 Friday, 1:15-3:15PM, Embassy Hall D

Chair: Soolyeon Cho (North Carolina State Univ)


1:15 PM 사물인터넷(IoT)을 활용한 노약자 상해방지 및 기초 건강 데이터 기술개발

구대현 (Indiana Univ Purdue Univ Indianapolis)

1:45 PM 저소득층 노인들의 낙상 방지를 위한 웨어러블 균형 재활 디 이스 개발

허필원 (Texas A&M Univ)

2:15 PM 도시 재난 대 프로그램: 서울의 중심 지역을 기반으로 한 공공 수용 시설 (RHRC)

김정완 (Purdue Homeland Security Institute)

2:45 PM 재난 인명 피해 최소화를 위한 다중 척도 군중 피난 시뮬레이션

이승재 (Florida International Univ)

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ULTRA (Universal Linkage for Top Research

Advisor) Forum Chair: Sang-Dai Park (Former President, KOFST-The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies)

Universal Linkage for Top Research Advisor Program searches for overseas Korean scientists & engineers, invites them, and holds a roundtable meeting to establish human network among expert scientists & engineers. By doing so it acquires science & technology trend, useful lessons, experiences, and know-hows from advanced nations to find essential cooperations such as joint research and technical consultation among domestic & overseas Korean scientists & engineers.

July 31 Friday, 8:00-10:00AM, Hanover Hall A&B

Electrical·Electronics

Thomas H. Lee (Professor, Stanford Univ)


8:00 AM

The World’s First Terascale Network: Building the Internet of Everything Thomas H. Lee (Professor, Stanford Univ) Dr. Thomas H. Lee built world's first CMOS wireless receiver, authored first textbook on CMOS radio-frequency integrated circuit design, and is a Packard Foundation Fellow, and has several best paper awards at international conferences. He was also a director, DARPA Microsystems Technology Office, IEEE Fellow, a Ho-Am Prize recipient, and he served as "Creative Economy" advisory panelist for President Park Geun-hye of Republic of Korea.

July 31 Friday, 1:00-3:00PM, Hanover Hall A&B

Chemical·Chemical Engineering

Sunggyu Lee (Chair Professor, Ohio Univ)

1:00 PM

Slowly Evolving Technologies that Promise Deep and Long-lasting Impact Even in a Fast-paced Technological Society Sunggyu Lee (Chair Professor, Ohio Univ) Dr. Sunggyu "KB" Lee is the State of Ohio’s Eminent Scholar in Coal Syngas Utilization and is the Russ Legacy Chair Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, U.S.A. Dr. Lee has developed and helped develop a number of commercial technologies in both conventional and emerging areas including methanol, dimethylether, synthetic gasoline, synthetic olefins, enhanced recovery of shale oil and shale gas, coal cleaning, on-board hydrogen generators, pure chlorine dioxide manufacture, polyvinylidenefluoride(PVDF), functional rubber and polymeric materials, industrial applications of supercritical fluids, and more. Most of Dr. Lee’s accomplishments have been a result of exemplary university-industry collaborative efforts. He has received 35 U.S. patents and over 180 international patents, and he has authored and coauthored more than 550 archival publications and 16 volumes of text and reference books. In 2013, Dr. Lee was inducted into the U.S. Engineering and Science Hall of Fame(ESHF) as its 55th enshrinee.

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2015 KSEA-KUSCO Graduate Scholarship Winners

Jihyeon Yeom Kibum Kim Yena Son Hyunggu Jung Univ of Michigan Univ of Illinois at Chicago Univ of Virginia Univ of Washington

Jieun Son SeCheol Oh Farrah Yhee Rachel Lee

Univ of Houston Weill-Cornell Medical College Univ of Michigan Ann Arbor Roseman Univ

Seonghoon Woo JungJin Kim Jaesung Choi Jinhan Kwon

MIT Univ of Idaho North Dakota State Univ Univ of Texas at Austin

Woongsik Nam Gloria Bora Kim Yoon Woo Byun Sangkyun Cho

Purdue Univ Penn. State Univ Duke Univ Univ of Pennsylvania

Mina Choi Hayeun Ji Nu Na Sung-Hye Kim

Univ of Maryland Columbia Univ Dartmouth Medical School Univ of Louisville

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UKC 2015 Sponsors

We are grateful to the sponsors of UKC 2015. The full ads presented after these sponsor summary

pages are the ones obtained by the closing date of UKC2015 program brochure.

The ads for the remaining sponsors will appear in future KSEA Letters.

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Meeting Area Map

Hyatt Regency Atlanta

265 Peachtree Street NE

Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 30303

Tel: +1 404 577 1234

Fax: +1 404 588 4137

AtlantaRegency.Hyatt.com

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Directions from Hyatt Hotel to Georgia Aquarium

From Hyatt Hotel (Peachtree St NE) to Georgia Aquarium (225 Baker St NW)

- Head North on Peachtree St toward Baker St NE

- Turn left onto Baker St NW (0.5 mile)

From Georgia Aquarium to Hyatt Hotel

- Head east on Baker St NW (0.5 mile)

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