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Symposiums

The 13th US-Korea Joint Workshop on Biomedical Engineering

Thursday, October 9, 2025
3:45 PM - 5:15 PM PDT
Location: Room 28E

    Organizer/Submitter(s)

  • James Moon

    Professor
    University of Michigan
    Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

    • Session Chair(s)

  • James Moon

    Professor
    University of Michigan
    Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

    • Speakers(s)

  • Song Li, Ph.D.

    CHANCELLOR'S PROFESSOR
    UCLA
    Los Angeles, California, United States

  • Jina Ko

    Assistant Professor
    University of Pennsylvania, Departments of Bioengineering and Clinical Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, United States

  • Jennifer H. Shin

    Professor
    KAIST
    Daejeon, Republic of Korea

    • Session Chair(s)

  • Young Bin Choy

    Professor
    Seoul National University, Republic of Korea

    • Speakers(s)

  • Young Bin Choy

    Professor
    Seoul National University, Republic of Korea

  • KP

    Ki Joo Pahk

    Kyung Hee University, Republic of Korea

Session Title for Website and App: The 13th US-Korea Joint Workshop on Biomedical Engineering

Special Session Program

Description: The goal of the 13th Annual US-Korea Joint BMES Workshop is to promote cooperation, collaboration, and networking between the members of BMES and the Korean Society of Medical and Biological Engineering (KOSOMBE). Over the past 12 years, this annual Workshop has become increasingly well-known among biomedical engineers in both US and Korea, attracting >~120 PIs and trainees from both countries as part of the Annual BMES meeting. The workshop covers topics on various convergent technologies to better understand and improve human health via different approaches in multi-disciplines. The number of PI's and trainees of Korean-American and Korean members attending the Annual BMES workshop has been increasing (~100-130 members in the past 12 years). Many KOSOMBE members and Korean BMES members come to BMES because of the added value of the Workshop.
With such a proven track-record of success over the past 12 years, we are confident that this workshop has become a bridge for a long-term relationship and brought mutual benefits for both Society members. We have had a fruitful and exciting workshop where the leaders of BMES and Korean and Korean-American biomedical engineers were able to gather together to discuss exciting advancements and technological development. This networking opportunity among the leaders, emerging leaders, and trainees is sure to spur further collaborations that would benefit both members of BMES and KOSOMBE.