Assosicate Professor
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Office: 052-217-2557
hajinkim(at)unist.ac.kr
Research Scientist
Nadin Memar
Postdoctoral research, LMU Munich and University College London (Conradt lab) Ph.D. in Biology from TU Braunschweig, Germany (2012)
Research Scientist, Center for Genomic Integrity at the Institute for Basic Science Development and programmed cell death in the C. elegans embryo and other nematode species, using 4D microscopy and embryonic/comparative cell-lineage analysis
Postdoctoral Researchers
Chanwoo Kim
Microhomology-mediated end joining, genome organization, DNA mechanical code Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, UNIST (2026)
B.Sc., Dundalk Institute of Technology, Ireland
Si-Hyeong Nho
Single molecule mechanobiology, regulation of chromatin dynamics Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, UNIST (2026)
B.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering, UNIST
Jae-Kyeong Im
Fluorescence-based identification of microbes and antiobiotic resistance, live-cell chromatin imaging Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, UNIST (2026)
B.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering, UNIST
Graduate Students
Dong Eon Jeong
DNA mechanical code, gene regulation mechanism using functional genomics M.S./Ph.D. Program, Graduate School of Health Science and Technology
B.Sc. Life Sciences, GIST
Nimitha C. Rajesh
Interstrand crosslink repair, ultrafine chromatin bridge M.S./Ph.D. Program, Biomedical Engineering
B.Sc., Zoology, SNGS College of Pattambi
Nathan Campbell
Chromatin phase separation, DNA replication dynamics M.S./Ph.D. Program, Biomedical Engineering
B.Sc., North Carolina State University
Live genome imaging methodology 2015-2017, Researcher
Current: University of Wollongong, M.S. program
Hyewon Cho
Single molecule measurement of IDR dynamics 2015-2017 M.S. Program, Biomedical Engineering
B.Sc., UNIST Current: IQVIA
Hong Soo Lee
Force-fluorescence microscopy development 2014-2017 M.S. Program, Biomedical Engineering
Current: Bioneer, Co.
Chan-Ho Park
Single molecule measurement of chromatin dynamics 2016-2017 Undergraduate Internship
Hyunju Kang
Nucleic acids biophysics, DNA repair mechanism Ph.D. in Chemistry from KAIST (Yongwon Jung's lab)
2015-2017, M.S. Program, Biomedical Engineering Current: Postdoctoral Research Fellow at KRISS