Hyowon Lee

Graduate Student Researcher
Biomedical Engineering Department
University of California, Los Angeles
Personal Research Journal

Hyowon is a Ph.D. student in Biomedical Engineering. His research interest include neuroengineering, BioMEMS, MEMS-Cell interface, magnetic MEMS and micro total analysis system.. Hyowon’s other interest include golf, soccer, photography, history, current world affairs, and traveling.

• Ph.D., Biomedical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 2010 (estimated)
• M.S., Biomedical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, 2008
• B.A., Neuroscience, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, 2004

• Graduate Student Researcher: Micromachined Planar Patch-Clamp with Integrated Microfluidics (Project Journal) (UCLA, Current)
• Graduate Student Researcher: Recovery of Ocular Motility Following Sixth-Nerve Palsy (Project Journal) (UCLA, Current)
• Howard Hughes Undergraduate Research Program: Regional Dendritic Variation of Human Insular Cortex: A Quantitative Golgi Study (Colorado College, 2003)
• University of Colorado Summer Cancer Research Fellow: Characterization of Gene Expression with Developing Beta Cells (University of Colorado Health and Science Center, 2002)

• EE 150L - Introduction to MEMS Laboratory (Fall 2006)

• NS M202 - Cellular Neurophysiology
• NS M263 - Neuroanatomy
• NS M205 - Systems Neuroscience
• BME M260 - NeuroEngineering
• EE M150 - Introduction to MEMS
• EE M150L - Introduction to MEMS Laboratory
• EE M250A - MEMS Fabrication
• EE M250B - MEMS Physics and Design
• MAE C287L - Nanoscale Lab

• Lee, H. W., Travis, K., Dufault, C., Hass, C., & Jacobs, B. (2004). Regional dendritic variation in human insular cortex: A quantitative Golgi analysis. [Abstract] Society for Neuroscience, San Diego, California, November.