KOSEN 한인과학기술자네트워크

Our proposal for the Samsung Science and Technology Foundation (STF) grant has been selected for funding. We are proud to be one of the twelve recipients out of more than one thousand applications and one of the two proposals selected in the physics discipline! Dec 2013

Dr. Min Ju Shon has joined our group as a postdoc. Dec 2013

Our proposal for the A3 Foresight grant has been finally selected for funding. This grant is funded by the national research foundations of the three east Asian countries (Korea, China and Japan), aimed at promoting close scientific collaboration between the A3 countries. Dr. Yoon will be the head coordinator of the Korean side for the next 5 years. Jul 2013

Our 'Real-time single-molecule co-immunoprecipitation analysis of weak protein-protein interactions' has been accepted by Nature Protocols (Invited contribution). Jul 2013

Dr. Yoon gave a plenary talk at the 18th Annual Biophysics Meeting of Taiwan about our recent development of the real-time single-molecule co-IP analysis and its application to molecular diagnostics for individual cancers. Jul 2013

Our work 'Real-Time Observation of Multiple Protein-Complex Formation with Single-Molecule FRET' has been accepted by JACS as Communication. Jun 2013

Single Molecule Experiment Tool (SMET) is ready to be downloaded. Apr 2013

Hong-Won won a bronze medal at the Samsung Electronics Human-Tech thesis competition for his work on real-time single-molecule co-IP analyses. Congratulations! Feb 2013

Our work 'Mechanical unzipping and rezipping of a single SNARE complex reveals hysteresis as a force-generating mechanism' has been accepted by Nature Communications. Jan 2013

Our work 'Real-time single-molecule co-immunoprecipitation analyses reveal cancer-specific Ras signaling dynamics' has been accepted by Nature Communications. Dec 2012

Our proposal for 'Center for Single-molecule Systems Biology' has been finally selected as the 2011 creative reserach initiatives of Korea.
The grant supports 600K USD per year for the next 9 years. Apr 2011