The Bong Research Group is a research team dedicated to developing innovative technologies in microfluidics and biopolymer area. Especially, we focus on the synthesis, assembly, and analysis of 3D soft matter architectures. Using advanced micro/nanofabrication methods, We want to build complex 3D structures for use with in vitro diagnostics and in vivo therapeutics. We are constantly immersed in these researches to advance modern science.
Hye Seong Cho received the Excellence Award for Art in Science Contest from The Korean Society of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Spring Meeting and International Conference 2025
[2025.06.05]
Chaerin Kim received the Excellence Poster Award from The Korean Society of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Spring Meeting and International Conference 2025
[2025.06.03]Su Hwan Jin received the Excellence Poster Award from The Korean Society of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Spring Meeting and International Conference 2025
[2025.06.03]Seok Joon Mun received the Excellence Award for Graduate Student from Korea University 2025
[2025.01.02]Hyun Kyo Roh received Best Poster Award from The Korean BioChip Society 2024
Hyun Kyo Roh received Best Poster Award for "Preeclampsia Prediction Through Precipitation-Based Colorimetric Multiplex Immunoassay in Hydrogel Particles" from The Korean BioChip Society 2024.
[2024.11.15]"Recent advances in suspension microarray-based multiplexed biosensing technologies integrated with fluorescence signal amplification", TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry (2025), in press.
"Multiplexed and streamlined DNA methylation detection of colorectal cancer-related genes using graphically encoded hydrogel microparticles and rolling circle amplification", Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2025), 117725.
"Thermo-responsive Bioink for Personalized 3D Printed Scaffolds with Antioxidant and Fibroblast Delivery to Accelerate Diabetic Wound Healing", Biomaterials Research (2025), 29, 0216.
"Polyethylene Glycol Nanofiller for Robust Lyophilization of Graphically Encoded Hydrogel Microparticles", Small (2025), 2503007.
"Thermo-responsive hydrogel via sustained Co-delivery of TA and PDGF to modulate the diabetic microenvironment and accelerate diabetic wound healing", Journal of Materials Chemistry B (2025), 13, 7090-7105.
"Mechanically robust and recyclable CO2-derived poly(carbonate) vitrimers: The role of crosslinking density in mechanical and rheological properties", Chemical Engineering Journal (2025), 516, 163848.
"Tyramide Signal Amplification for Highly Sensitive Multiplex Immunoassay based on Encoded Hydrogel Microparticles", Analyst (2025), 150, 2118-2127.
