UKC 2008 US-Korea Conference on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship
Science and Technology For a Better World
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA AUGUST 14-17, 2008
What is KSEA?
KSEA is a 37-year-old non-profit national-level professional organization. It is open for participation to all Korean-Americans who have college degrees in science and engineering fields and cherish the heritage of Korean culture.
The KSEA’s objectives are to: - Promote the application of science and technology for the general welfare of society; - Foster the cooperation of international science communities especially among the US and Korea; - Serve the majority of Korean-American Scientists and Engineers and help them develop their full career potential.
KSEA has more than 30 chapters and 13 technical groups covering all major branches of science and engineering. Since its birth in 1971, KSEA has been recognized as the main representative organization promoting the common interests of Korean-American scientists and engineers toward meeting the objectives mentioned above.
KSEA particularly welcomes participation from 1.5th-Generation, 2nd-Generation, and 3rd-Generation Korean-American scientists and engineers including the mixed-race and adoptee communities. KSEA promotes helping younger-generation Korean-Americans to be aware of the rapid advances in science and engineering occurring both inside and outside of the US. Especially, it is helping to create opportunities for Young Generation members to interact with talented scientists and engineers in Korea.
Call for Participation in UKC2009 “Creative Minds for Global Sustainability”
UKC2009 will be held during July 16-19, 2009 at the brand new, state-of-the-art Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh, North Carolina, a vertex of the famed Research Triangle Park. Anybody who wishes to contribute to the preparation of UKC2009 should contact one of the following officers:
Conference Chair and Co-Chair: Chueng-Ryong Ji, North Carolina State University, President-Elect of KSEA, [email protected] and Ki-Jun Lee, President of KOFST, [email protected].
Program Committee Chair and Co-Chair: Richard Youngsoo Kim, North Carolina State University, [email protected] and Jane Oh, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, [email protected] .
Local Arrange Committee Chair and Co-Chair: Yongbaek Kim, North Carolina State University, [email protected] and Jintae Kim, Tuskegee University, [email protected].
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Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA)
US-Korea Conference (UKC) 2008 on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship
http://ukc.ksea.org/ukc2008/
Co-Organized with The Korean Federation of Science & Technology Societies (KOFST) and The Korea-US Science Cooperation Center (KUSCO)
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Conference Chair and Co-Chair Symposium, Workshop & Forum General Chairs Kang-Wook Lee (Chair, KSEA President) Ki-Jun Lee (Co-Chair, KOFST President)
Symposiums/ Conference Program Committee Workshops/ General Chairs Forums
Myung Jong Lee (Chair, CUNY) Hee-Koo Moon (Co-chair, Solar Turbines) APM Sung Yell Song (Iowa State Univ.) Seongwon Kim (Web Design/ Proceedings, IBM) Seung-Seok Choi (Web Manager, Pace Univ.) AST Ken Yu (Univ. of Maryland)
AUT Sooho Kim (GM)
Jang Hyun Youn (Univ. of Southern Executive Committee BST California) MoonJung Cho (Chair, Bureau of Labor Statistics) Sangchul Bang (S. Dakota School of CEE Gye Won Han (Scripps) Mine & Technology) Yungmo Kang (Solar Turbines) CNT JaeHoon Kim (Boeing) Jintae Kim (Tuskegee Univ.) Young Hwan Kwon (BAE Systems) ENGY I Yong Nak Lee (Heat Transfer R&D) Jane Oh (JPL) Sam Ryu (SOFEC) ENGY II Tae Hyun Kim (Iowa State Univ. ) JeongSeop Shim (NJIT) EPS Seungbae Park (Binghamton Univ.) Esther Yang (Abbott) ERD Saeyoung Ahn (FTI )
FEN Sam Jae Cho (Pacmets Engineering) Local Arrangement Committee FST Chong Min Lee (URI)
Sohye Cho (Scripps Research Institute) IST Kyung Dong Ryu (IBM) Wayne Kim (LG Electronics) Young Hwan Kwon (Chair, BAE Systems) MRM Hee-Koo Moon (Solar Turbines ) SoonKook Hong (UCSD) NST Duck-Joo Yang (Univ. of Texas, Dallas) Insung Kang (Qualcomm) Yungmo Kang (Solar Turbines) PCP Hyuk Yu (Univ. of Wisconsin) Higgin Ko (SPAWAR Systems Center) Yong W. Lee (Solar Turbines) PET Kun Sup Hyun (PPI ) Hee-Koo Moon (Solar Turbines) POS Junho Cha (Physware) Taekyu Nam (Scripss Research Institute) Hakje Yi (General Atomics) RES Tae Hyun Kim (Iowa State Univ.)
STA Chong Jin Park (San Diego State Univ.)
Fund-raising Committee WiSE Gye Won Han (Scripps in San Diego ) YG&PF Josh Choi (JPL) Saeyoung Ahn (FTI) Gil Jong Kang (FDA) Sung-Kwon Kang (IBM) Hyo-Gun Kim (GIST) Conference Secretariats Kangwon Wayne Lee (URI) Yong Nak Lee (HTRD) Woori Han Kelly Kim Jin-Keon Pai (Schering-Plough) Katie Hwang Eun Jin Park Hyuk Yu (Univ. Wisconsin) Ashley Kim Dana Mun Turner
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Advisory Committee
From Korea: From the US: Yung-Bog Chae (Ex-Minister of MOST) Kyong Chul Chun (Argonne NL) Jung-Il Jin (IUPAC President, Korea Univ.) Chan Il Chung (RPI) Shin-Bae Kim (SKT President) Howard Ho Chung (MITEC) Si-Joong Kim (Ex-Minister of MOST) Hong Taik Thomas Hahn (UCLA) Jayoung Koo (SK Energy P&T President) Kun Sup Hyun (PPI) Dongwha Kum (KIST President) Ki-Hyon Kim (NC Central Univ.) Hyun-Soon Lee (Hyundai-Kia Motors President) Kwang-Hae Kane Kim (UC Irvine) Hyung Kyu Lim (Samsung Electronics President) Tschangho John Kim (Univ. of Illinois) Kyoung-Hoan Na (KITECH President) Chin Ok Lee (Rockefeller Univ.) Sung Chul Shin (KETEP President) Ki Dong Lee (Univ. of Illinois) Chan-Mo Park (Science and Technology Advisor to Dewey Doo-Young Ryu (UC Davis) the President of Korea) Moon Won Suh (NC State Univ.) Nak Ho Sung (Tufts Univ.) Byung K. Yi (LGE Senior Executive Vice President)
National Mathematics and Science Competition (NMSC)
KSEA has held a long tradition of sponsoring the National Mathematics Competition (NMC) for students in the 4th to 11th grades. It became NMSC when the Science Competition was added in 2007. It has been recognized as an important community service organized by the KSEA members at the national level. The primary objective of this competition is to aspire young students to become more interested in science and technology and to recognize Korean-American students for their excellence in Math and Science. To promote the significance of this event, we have started to send award notifications to the awardees’ schools. Positive feedback received from many students, parents and participating Chapters on the Science Competition in particular, due to its emphasis on “teamwork” vs. individual competition. NMSC2008 was held in 33 cities in the US and Canada! KSEA is committed to expanding our efforts to grow the NMSC. For more information, visit http://nmc.ksea.org/NMSC2008/.
Scholarships
The KSEA and KSEA-KUSCO scholarship programs are established to recognize students for their excellence, not based on needs. The goal is to provide meaningful opportunities for the YGs to present their work and network with prominent scientists and engineers attending UKC. Our vision is to grow endowment funds to afford more scholarships and to expand categories to emphasize the importance of leadership and community service. Competition was particularly stiff this year with a record number of outstanding applicants (63 undergraduate and 92 graduate students) for a total of 15 undergraduate and 17 graduate scholarships! In addition, there were 2 essay awards. For the first time, all of the Graduate Scholarship recipients will present at either regular or Young Generation & Professional Forum Poster Sessions at UKC 2008.
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Table of Contents
Messages from UKC2008 Chairs………………………………………………………………………...... 7 Message from Vice Minister of Education, Scienve and Technology of Republic of Korea…………………….. 9 Basic Conference Schedule..……………………………………………………………………………...... 10 Program at a Glance and Complementary Meetings & Special Meetings…………………….………………...... 11 Plenary Program…………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 16 World Class University Project……….………………………………………………………………………………… 18 Music Program………..………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 19 Symposiums APM: Applied and Pure Mathematics………………………………………………………… 20 AST: Aerospace Science & Technology ……………………………………………...... 22 AUT: Automotive Science & Technology………………...( sponsored by Hyundai Motor) 23 BST: Bio Science and Technology…………………………….…………………………….. 25 CEE: Civil & Environmental Engineering…………………...…….(sponsored by POSCO) 28 CNT: Communication and Networking Technology……..…(sponsored by SK Telecom) 31 EPS: Electronic Packaging Science and Technology……………….……………………… 33 FEN: Fossil Energy in Next Decades……………………………………….……………….. 35 FST: Food Science & Technology……………………………………….…………….…….. 36 IST: Information Science & Technology…………..…….(sponsored by LG Electronics) 39 MRM: Mechanical Engineering, Roboitcs & Manufacturing Technology.……….………… 41 NST: Nano Science & Technology……………………………………….………………….. 43 PCP: Polymer Chemistry and Physics…..…………………………………….…………….. 45 PET: Polymer Engineering & Technology…………………………………….…………….. 47 RES: Renewable Energy & Sustainability…..….(sponsored by KETEP and SK Energy) 49 STA: Statistics, Biostatistics & Bioinformatics…………………………….……………….. 51 POS: Plenary Poster Session………………………..………………………..……………… 52
Workshops
ENGY I: Energy R & D Workshop I……………….………………..….(sponsored by KETEP) 57
ENGY II Energy R & D Workshop II…………………………………...(sponsored by KETEP) 57
Forums
ERD: Education and R & D Policy Forum…………………..……………………………….. 58 WiSE: Women in Science and Engineering………………………………………………….. 59 YG&PF: Young Generation & Professional Forum …(sponsored by Samsung Electronics) 60 KSEA Awards……………..…………………………………………………………..………………………………… 63 Sponsor Booth Area..………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 70 UKC2008 Sponsors …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 71 Hotel Area Map.…………………………………………………….………………………………………………….. 85 Hotel Map…..……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 86 Meeting Area Map……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 87 UKC2008 Venue and Local Information …………………………………..…………………………………………. 89 YG&PF Brochure………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 90 KUSCO……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 91
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Messages from UKC2008 Chairs
Dr. Kang-Wook Lee’s Message
Dear KSEA Members, UKC2008 Participants, and Colleagues:
“OUR NATION HONORS HER SONS AND DAUGHTERS WHO ANSWERED THE CALL TO DEFEND A COUNTRY THEY NEVER KNEW AND A PEOPLE THEY NEVER MET.” This phrase has been engraved on the granite ground at the Korean War Veterans Memorial, Washington, DC. Indeed, these “Sons and Daughters” helped lead Korea to an era of great peace, democracy and prosperity. Likewise, after the War, many Koreans immigrated to the U.S. and contributed to the economy and society of this great nation, thereby establishing a complimentary relationship between the two countries. We hope the UKC will honor this tradition now through a different venue, the field of science and technology.
We are in an exciting time where worldwide collaboration is not simply a prospect of the future but a reality of the present. I believe that the two countries will continue to work together to allow their respective citizens to live prosperously under an enriching environment. My fellow KSEA members and UKC2008 participants, please join me in promoting US-Korea cooperation and making a better world through the development of science and technology.
More than 600 presentations are scheduled in the final program with many distinguished speakers such as Clive Granger of UC-San Diego (a Nobel Laureate), Frances Allen of IBM (a Turing Award recipient), Efim Isaakovich Zelmanov of UC-San Diego (a Fields Medal recipient), Nam Pyo Suh (KAIST President), Marye Anne Fox (Chancellor of UC-San Diego), and other numerous speakers whose research accomplishments have resulted in immeasurable advancements in their respective fields.
We hope to achieve the following objectives through this conference: (1) Provide a forum for leading researchers from the U.S. and Korea to exchange their research findings including state-of-the-art trends in science and technology; (2) Promote networking among participants to facilitate scientific collaboration between the two countries; (3) Present young scientists and engineers with an opportunity to explore their career development as future leaders in their field.
Finally, I would like to thank numerous organizers, volunteers and sponsors who have made this conference possible. Thank you and God bless you!
Best Regards,
Kang-Wook Lee, Ph.D. UKC2008 Chair and KSEA President IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
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Dr. Ki-Jun Lee’s Message
Honorable Dr. Chan-Mo PARK, the Science and Technology Advisor to the President of Korea, Dr. Kang-Wook LEE, President of the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association, distinguished scientists and engineers, ladies and gentlemen,
It is my great honor to deliver the welcoming address at the opening ceremony of the US-Korea Conference on Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship 2008.
As a co-chairman of UKC 2008 and the President of the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies, I would like to extend my warmhearted welcome to each and every one of you scientists and engineers here today who had travelled all the way from Korea and from other parts of the United States to attend this Conference.
As we all well recognized, the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association, or KSEA has played a key role in enhancing friendships and building up networks among the Korean-American scientists and engineers, operating 60 local branches throughout the United States.
KSEA has also made a great contribution to fostering scientific and technological cooperation between the United States and Korea. Through KSEA, we have actively pursued a variety of cooperative programs such as organizing conference, manpower development and information exchange. UKC, KSEA annual conference in particular, has expedited to share ideas and technical information, develop cooperative programs, and establish professional networks between our two countries.
Distinguished participants, ladies and gentlemen,
As we are well aware, the Korea-US Free Trade Agreement is waiting for ratification of the Korean National Assembly and the U.S. Congress, respectively. With no doubt, the FTA will not only boost bilateral trade but also promote S&T cooperation to a great extent. The license certification of engineers in particular will accelerate interrelationship among professionals and will ultimately lead to closer cooperative tie in science and technology between our two countries.
Taking this into account, the role of KSEA and UKC in particular, its annual conference will become more important than ever. I sincerely hope that with the leadership of KSEA being stronger, UKC will continue to grow into a highly renowned gathering, bringing prominent scientists and engineers not only from Korea and the United States but also from all over the countries.
Thank you very much.
Ki-Jun Lee, Ph.D. UKC Co-chair and President of Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies
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Message from the Vice Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Republic of Korea
I would like to offer my congratulations to the Korean and American science communities on the US-Korea Conference on Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship (UKC) 2008.
Since its inception in 1971, the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA) has fostered cooperation between the United States and Korea through a variety of activities such as up-to-date information exchange of science and technology and its current trend and exchange programs for scientists and researchers.
In particular, it gives me further pleasure that UKC, organized by KSEA on an annual basis since 1994, is being recognized as a truly international conference encompassing the two countries. UKC has made remarkable contributions to promoting cooperation between our two countries by providing opportunities for scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, and other leaders from both countries to exchange their scientific achievements, establish professional networks, and provide practical policy ideas on improvement of R&D system in Korea.
Throughout the human history, science and technology has not only led economic development but also provided the solutions to the issues of global concern including climate changes, food, energy and so forth. In addition, rationality and creativity that science and technology promotes in our society have been the source of both competitiveness and dignity of a nation.
It is under such a conviction that the new Korean government created the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MEST) by combining the two former ministries, the Ministry of Education & Human Resources Development and the Ministry of Science & Technology. With a mission to develop Korea into an advanced society based on science and technology, MEST will utilize all the available means to promote creative talents and strengthen R&D capabilities. Especially, MEST plans to expand international networks in science and technology through policies of encouraging international joint research projects and attracting prominent research centers and distinguished scholars abroad to Korea.
At this moment international cooperation in science and technology become even more important for our future growth, I attach special significance to UKC 2008 as I have high expectation that UKC serves as a catalyst for bringing the cooperation between Korea and US in science and technology to a higher level.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to President Kang-Wook Lee of KSEA, President Ki-Jun Lee of the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST), and their members and staff including the Korea-US Science Cooperation Center (KUSCO) for their time and efforts for the organization of this conference. Finally, I hope that UKC 2008 will be more successful than ever and bring out the best results for all participants.
Jong-Koo Park, Ph.D. Vice Minister Ministry of Education, Science and Technology Republic of Korea
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Basic Conference Schedule
8/14/08 (Thursday) 7:00am-2:30pm Outdoor networking 2:30pm-5:30pm Energy R&D Workshop I 3:30pm-5:30pm Education and R&D Policy Forum I Networking dinner 6:30pm-9:00pm Sponsor appreciation dinner - Tiki Pavilion 9:30pm-10:30pm KSEA EC meeting 8/15/08 (Friday) Symposiums 8:00am-11:15am Education and R&D Policy Forum II Energy R&D Workshop II 11:30am-12:30pm Opening ceremony and plenary session– open only to meal ticket holders 12:30pm-1:30pm Lunch 1:30pm-2:00pm Plenary session– open only to meal ticket holders 2:15pm-5:30pm Symposiums 2:30pm-5:30pm Education and R&D Policy Forum III 5:45pm-9:00pm Banquet (plenary session, dinner, music) – open only to meal ticket holders KSEA Committee meetings 9:30pm-11:30pm (CPC, NMSC, Nomination, Rules, Long Range, etc) 8/16/08 (Saturday)
Symposiums 8:00am-11:15am Young Generation & Young Professional Forum 11:30am-1:30pm Plenary Poster session and Box lunch 1:45pm-2:45pm Plenary session
Symposiums 3:00pm-5:00pm Women in Science and Engineering Forum
5:15pm-9:00pm Banquet (award ceremony, plenary session, dinner, music) – open only to meal ticket holders
9:15pm-11:00pm Council meeting 8/17/08 (Sunday) 7:00am-2:00pm Council meeting (7:00am breakfast; 12:00pm lunch)
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Program at a Glance (Thursday, August 14)
Date Time ENGY I ERD
Aug. 14 2:00 pm – Royal Palm Salon 1 - Thur. 3:20 pm
3:20 pm – Coffee Break (10 min) - Royal Palm Court 3:30 pm 3:30 pm – Royal Palm Salon 1 Pacific Salon 2 5:30 pm
6:30 pm – Networking Dinners - TBA 9:00 pm Sponsor Appreciation Dinner - Tiki Pavilion
9:30 pm – KSEA EC Meeting – Sunrise 10:30 pm
Complementary Meetings & Special Meetings
Date Time Coordinator Meeting Location
Aug. 14 9:30pm – Young-Choon KSEA Executive Committee Meeting Sunrise Thur. 10:30pm Moon
Introduction of World Class University Project Aug. 14-16 9:00am – MEST by MEST (Ministry of Education, Science and Grand Foyer Fri. 5:00pm Technology)
Aug. 15 8:00am – KOFST ULTRA Pacific Salon 1 Fri. 5:30pm
Aug. 15 9:30pm – Chapter Presidents Royal Palm Esther Yang Fri. 11:30pm & NMSC Committee Meeting Salon 1
Aug. 16 9:15pm – Young-Choon KSEA Council Meeting Sunrise Sat. 11:15pm Moon
Aug. 17 7:00am – Young-Choon KSEA Council Meeting Sunrise Sun. 2:00pm Moon
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Program at a Glance (Friday, Aug 15 A)
ENGY II Date Time APM AST AUT BST CEE CNT EPS ERD FEN & RES
Aug.15 7:00am Fri Breakfast Sponsored by POSCO – Golden Ballroom – 8:00am Royal Royal Pacific Pacific Royal Pacific 8:00am Palm Tiki Palm Salon Salon Sunrise Palm Dover Salon Strateford – 9:30am Salon Pavilion Salon 6 7 Salon 1 2 3 5
9:30am Coffee Break (15 min) – Tiki Pavilion Poolside & Royal Palm Court – 9:45am
Royal Royal 9:45am Pacific Pacific Royal Pacific Palm Tiki Palm – Salon Salon Sunrise Palm Dover Salon Strateford Salon Pavilion Salon 11:15am 6 7 Salon 1 2 3 5 11:15am – Break (15 min) 11:30am 11:30am – Opening Ceremony and Plenary Session I – Golden Ballroom 12:30pm
12:30pm Lunch Sponsored by LG – Golden Ballroom – 1:30pm Sponsor Video Presentation
1:30pm Plenary Session I – Golden Ballroom – 2:00pm
2:00pm Break (15 min) – 2:15pm
Royal Royal Pacific Pacific Royal Pacific 2:15pm Palm Tiki Palm Salon Salon Sunrise Palm Dover Salon Strateford – 3:45pm Salon Pavilion Salon 6 7 Salon 1 2 3 5
3:45pm Coffee Break (15 min) – Tiki Pavilion Poolside & Royal Palm Court – 4:00pm
Royal Royal Pacific Pacific Royal Pacific 4:00pm Palm Tiki Palm Salon Salon Sunrise Palm Dover Salon Strateford – 5:30pm Salon Pavilion Salon 6 7 Salon 1 2 3 5 5:45pm Plenary Session II – Golden Ballroom – 6:50pm
6:50pm Banquet Sponsored by SK – Golden Ballroom – 8:20pm Sponsor Video Presentation
8:20pm Music Program – Golden Ballroom – 9:00pm
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Program at a Glance (Friday, Aug 15 B)
Date Time FST IST MRM NST PCP PET STA YG&PF ULTRA
Aug.15 7:00am Fri Breakfast Sponsored by POSCO – Golden Ballroom – 8:00am
Royal Royal Royal 8:00am Pacific Pacific Pacific Palm Palm Palm Sunset Esquire - – 9:30am Salon 3 Salon 3 Salon 1 Salon 2 Salon 5 Salon 6
9:30am Coffee Break (15 min) – Tiki Pavilion Poolside & Royal Palm Court – 9:45am
Royal Royal Royal 9:45am Pacific Pacific Pacific Palm Palm Palm Sunset Esquire - –11:15am Salon 3 Salon 3 Salon 1 Salon 2 Salon 4 Salon 6
11:15am Break (15 min) –11:30am
11:30am Opening Ceremony and Plenary Session I – Golden Ballroom –12:30pm
12:30pm Lunch Sponsored by LG – Golden Ballroom – 1:30pm Sponsor Video Presentation
1:30pm Plenary Session I – Golden Ballroom – 2:00pm
2:00pm Break (15 min) – 2:15pm
Royal Royal Royal Royal 2:15pm Pacific Pacific Pacific Pacific Palm Palm Palm Sunset Palm – 3:45pm Salon 4 Salon 5 Salon 3 Salon 1 Salon 2 Salon 4 Salon 6 Salon 3
3:45pm Coffee Break (15 min) – Tiki Pavilion Poolside & Royal Palm Court – 4:00pm
Royal Royal Royal 4:00pm Pacific Pacific Pacific Pacific Palm Palm Palm Sunset Esquire – 5:30pm Salon 4 Salon 5 Salon 3 Salon 1 Salon 2 Salon 4 Salon 6
5:45pm Plenary Session II – Golden Ballroom – 6:50pm
6:50pm Banquet Sponsored by SK – Golden Ballroom – 8:20pm Sponsor Video Presentation
8:20pm Music Program – Golden Ballroom – 9:00pm
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Program at a Glance (Saturday, Aug 16 A)
Date Time APM AST AUT BST CEE CNT EPS FEN FST
Aug.16 7:00am Sat. Breakfast – Golden Ballroom – 8:00am
Royal Royal Royal Royal 8:00am Pacific Tiki Stratefor Palm Palm Sunrise Palm Dover Palm – 9:30am Salon 6 Pavilion d Salon 3 Salon 1 Salon 5 Salon 2
9:30am Coffee Break (15 min) – Tiki Pavilion Poolside & Royal Palm Court – 9:45am
Royal Royal Royal 9:45am Pacific Pacific Tiki Stratefor Palm Sunrise Palm Dover Palm –11:15am Salon 6 Salon 7 Pavilion d Salon 3 Salon 5 Salon 2
11:15am Break (15 min) – 11:30am
11:30am Poster Session - Pacific Ballroom – 1:30pm Lunch Sponsored by Hyundai – Golden Ballroom
1:30pm Plenary Session III – Golden Ballroom – 2:45pm Sponsor Video Presentation
2:45pm Break (15 min) – 3:00pm
Royal Royal Royal 3:00pm Pacific Pacific Tiki Stratefor Palm Sunrise Palm Dover Palm – 5:00pm Salon 6 Salon 7 Pavilion d Salon 3 Salon 5 Salon 2
5:00pm Break (15 min) – 5:15pm
5:15pm Award Ceremony – Golden Ballroom – 6:00pm
6:00pm Plenary Session IV – Golden Ballroom – 6:50pm
6:50pm Banquet Sponsored by Samsung – Golden Ballroom – 8:20pm Sponsor Video Presentation
8:20pm Music Program – Golden Ballroom – 9:00pm
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Program at a Glance (Saturday, Aug 16 B)
Date Time IST MRM NST PCP PET RES STA WiSE YG&PF
Aug.16 7:00am Sat Breakfast – Golden Ballroom – 8:00am
Royal Royal Royal 8:00am Pacific Pacific Palm Palm Sunset Palm Esquire - Towne – 9:30am Salon 4 Salon 5 Salon 4 Salon 6 Salon 1
9:30am Coffee Break (15 min) – Tiki Pavilion Poolside & Royal Palm Court – 9:45am
Royal Royal Royal 9:45am Pacific Pacific Palm Palm Sunset Palm Esquire - Towne –11:15am Salon 4 Salon 5 Salon 4 Salon 6 Salon 1
11:15am Break (15 min) –11:30am
11:30am Poster Session - Pacific Ballroom – 1:30pm Lunch Sponsored by Hyundai – Golden Ballroom
1:30pm Plenary Session III – Golden Ballroom – 2:45pm Sponsor Video Presentation
2:45pm Break (15 min) – 3:00pm
Royal Royal Royal 3:00pm Pacific Pacific Palm Palm Sunset Palm Esquire Towne - – 5:00pm Salon 4 Salon 5 Salon 4 Salon 6 Salon 1
5:00pm Break (15 min) – 5:15pm
5:15pm Award Ceremony – Golden Ballroom –6:00pm
6:00pm Plenary Session IV – Golden Ballroom – 6:50pm
6:50pm Banquet Sponsored by Samsung – Golden Ballroom – 8:20pm Sponsor Video Presentation
8:20pm Music Program – Golden Ballroom -9:00pm
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Friday (8/15/2008) Opening Ceremony and Plenary Session I (Golden Ballroom) Session Chair: Young-Choon Moon (PTC Therapeutics)
11:30am National Anthems of USA and Korea (Joanne Lee and Wayne Kim) 11:35am Opening and Congratulatory Remarks Dr. Kang-Wook Lee (KSEA President, Conference Chair, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center) Dr. Ki-Jun Lee (KOFST President, Conference Co-chair) Dr. Jong-Koo Park (Vice Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Republic of Korea) 11:50am PLN-1 Is Economics a Science?; Dr. Clive Granger, UCSD (Nobel Laureate) 12:25pm Lunch and Sponsor Video
Friday (8/15/2008) Plenary Session I (continued) Session Chair: Hee-Koo Moon (Solar Turbines)
1:35pm PLN-2 Renaissance PhD in Engineering; Dr. Nam Pyo Suh, President of KAIST
Friday (8/15/2008) Plenary Session II (Golden Ballroom) Session Chair: Myung Jong Lee (CUNY)
5:45pm Introduction of Key Organizers 6:00pm PLN-3 Introduction of World Class University Project; Dr. Jong-Koo Park, Vice Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Republic of Korea 6:20pm PLN-4 The Research University: Leading Innovation and the Knowledge Economy; Dr. Marye Anne Fox, Chancellor of UCSD 6:50pm Dinner and Sponsor Video 8:20pm Music Program (Introduction of Music and Musicians on p.19) Coordinator: Ms. Hyeseong Lee Kang
Saturday (8/16/2008) Plenary Poster (Pacific & Golden Ballrooms) and Box Lunch (Golden Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Plenary Session III (Golden Ballroom) Session Chair: Sam Ryu (SOFEC)
1:30pm Sponsor Video 1:45pm PLN-5 Importance of US-Korea Cooperation on Science and Technology; Dr. Sang-Kee Suh, Congressman, Republic of Korea 2:05pm PLN-6 To be VIP Scientists and Engineers; Dr. Steve Kang, Chancellor of UC-Merced 2:30pm PLN-7 Challenges and Opportunities in Consumer Electronics Industry; Dr. In-Kyung Ryu, President of LGE Advanced Research Institute
Saturday (8/16/2008) Award Ceremony (Golden Ballroom) 5:15pm: Chair: Seungbae Park (Binghamton University)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Plenary Session IV (Golden Ballroom) Session Chair: Esther Yang (Abbott Laboratories)
5:50pm PLN-8 21st Century Global Leaders in Science; Dr. Sunggi Baik, President of POSTECH 6:15pm PLN-9 New Paradigms in Drug Development: Our Journey To Discover Drugs To Treat Genetic Disorders; Dr. Stuart W. Peltz, President and CEO of PTC Therapeutics 6:50pm Dinner and Sponsor Video 8:10pm Introduction of UKC2009; Dr. Chueng-Ryong Ji (KSEA President-elect, NCSU) 8:20pm Music Program (Introduction of Music and Musicians on p.19) Coordinator: Ms. Hyeseong Lee Kang
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Dr. Clive Granger received the Dr. Suh, Sang-Kee is a 2003 Nobel Prize in Economic congressman of the Korean Sciences shared with Robert National Assembly and the Engle for methods of analyzing President of the Assembly economic time series with common Digital Forum. He has a Ph.D. trends. He earned his Ph.D. in Degree from Drexel University. statistics at the University of He was a senior researcher at Nottingham, England. He now holds positions of Ford Motors, the President of Korea Insitute of Professor Emeritus and Research Professor at Machinery and Materials, a professor of Hoseo University of California-San Diego. University, and a member of the Assembly Science, Technology and Information Committee. Dr. Suh, Nam Pyo is the President of Korea Advanced Dr. Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang is the Institute of Science and Chancellor of the University of Technology. He has a Ph.D. California, Merced. He obtained degree from Carnegie-Mellon his Ph.D. degree in electrical University. He was a professor engineering from the University of (1970-2006) and the Head (1991- California, Berkeley in 1975. His 2001) of Mechanical Engineering at MIT. He also recent awards include the IQ served as the Assistant Director of Engineering at Quality Design Award (2008), the Chang-Lin Tien National Science Foundation (1984-1988). Education Leadership Award (2007), The Gandhi King Ikeda Award (2007), Mac Van Valkenburg Dr. Jong-Koo Park is a Vice Society Award of IEEE Circuits and Systems Minister of Education, Science Society (2005). He is a Fellow of IEEE, ACM and and Technology of Republic of AAAS. Korea. He has a Ph.D. in Economics from Syracuse Dr. In-Kyung Ryu is the University. Previously, he Executive Vice President and served as a Vice Minister of Director at LGE Advanced Science and Technology Research Institute. He obtaind Innovation at the Ministry of Science and his Ph.D in electrical engineering Technology; Vice Minister of Office for from the University of Southern Government Policy Coordination; Assistant California. He was an Executive Minister of Economic Policy Coordination, Vice President at Alticast Corporation and Vice Assistant Minister of Water Quality Control President at Samsung Electronics. Department at the Office for Government Policy Coordination among others. Dr. Sunggi Baik is the President of Pohang University of Science Dr. Marye Anne Fox, the 7th and Technology. He obtained his Chancellor of the University of Ph.D. in Materials Science from California, San Diego, is a world- Cornell University and was a renowned physical organic chemist, researcher at Oak Ridge National whose work has influenced Laboratory. Since he joined mechanistic chemistry, materials POSTECH, he has held many senior positions science, and solar energy conversion. An elected including Vice- President (1998-2000). He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, Fellow of American Ceramic Society and Fox also advises on US policy on science and member of World Academy of Ceramics, and education. She has served as a vice chair of the has received numerous awards including US National Science Board and currently serves Outstanding Achievement Award and Best as a member of President Bush's Council of Publication Award. Advisors on Science and Technology. 17
Dr. Stuart Peltz is a President A recognized scientific leader in the area of post- and CEO of PTC Therapeutics. transcriptional control processes, Dr. Peltz's work He is a leader in the investigation was instrumental in identifying and characterizing of mRNA turnover and translation components of the nonsense-mediated mRNA and has been involved in decay pathway. His laboratory has established developing the first biochemical the notion that factors that are involved in assays to investigate the nonsense-mediated mRNA turnover are also regulation of mRNA turnover as well as in involved in modulating the processes of demonstrating the strong connection between the translation termination and programmed -1 processes of translation and mRNA turnover. Dr. ribosomal frameshifting. Dr. Peltz received his Peltz is widely published and serves on National Ph.D. at the McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Institutes of Health and American Cancer Society Research at the University of Wisconsin. committees.
World Class University (WCU) Project
Ministry of Education, Science and Technology Republic of Korea
The Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology will invest KRW 825 billion over the next five years with an aim to promote researches at universities under the World Class University (WCU) project announced on June 20, 2008.
The WCU project is a higher education promotion program of the Korean government, which invites international scholars who possess advanced research capacities to collaborate with Korean faculty members and establish new academic programs in key growth-generating fields.
The promotion leaflet of WCU will be distributed at its promotion booth in the Grand Foyer from August 14 to 16. In particular, with a 15-minute presentation session on WCU scheduled during the banquet (5:45pm~9:00pm) on August 15, we would appreciate your kind interest and participation in WCU.
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Music Program
Friday (8/15/08) Jooyoung Kim (Piano) Jinyoung Jang (Bass-Baritone) Myeong Tae (명태)…...... Hun Byeon (변훈) San Chon (산촌) ...... Du Nam Cho (조두남) Ransoo Kim (Soprano) Dongsimcho (동심초)...... …. Dong Jin Kim (김 동진) Geurieun Geumgang-san (그리운 금강산)...... …………………………… YeongSeob Choi (최 영섭) Duet (Jinyoung Jang & Ransoo Kim) Cheongsane Salira (청산에 살리라)………...... Yeo Joon Kim (김 연준) Jinyoung Jang (Bass-Baritone)
Non piu andrai (from opera Le Nozze di Figaro)...... W.A. Mozart Ransoo Kim (Soprano)
O mio babbino caro (from opera Gianni Schicchi)...... G. Puccini Duet (Jinyoung Jang & Ransoo Kim)
La cidarem la mano (from opera Don Giovanni)...... W.A. Mozart No more talk of darkness (from The Phantom of the Opera)…………….. Andrew Lloyd Webber
Saturday (8/16/08) Vinwood Trio Hyeseong Lee Kang (Violin) KyungJu Byun (Piano) Hyun Sung Oh (Cello) Sonata in C minor…………………………………………………………….. Antonio Vivaldi Allegro Largo Allegro Piano Trio I - Opus 8…………………………………………………………. Johannes Brahms Allegro con brio Adagio in G minor……………………………………………………………. Albinoni -Giazotto Las Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas……………………………………………. Astor Piazzolla Otoño Porteño (Autumn) Primavera Proteña (Spring)
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Applied and Pure Mathematics (APM)
Chair and Co-Chairs Sung-Yell Song (Chair, Iowa State Univ.), Dohan Kim (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Sang-Gu Lee (Sungkyunkwan Univ.) and Eungchun Cho (Seoul Nat’l Univ.)
Organizing Committee Inkyung Ahn (Korea Univ.), Jeongwhan Choi (Korea Univ.), Hyung Ju Hwang (POSTECH), Jon-Lark Kim (Univ. of Louisville) and Directors of BK21 Project Teams
Advisory Committee Young-Ju Choi (POSTECH), Jin Ho Kwak (POSTECH), Kyung Bai Lee (Univ. of Oklahoma), Hyo Chul Myung (KIAS), Hae-Soo Oh (UNC Charlotte) and Chin-Hong Park (Sunmoon Univ.)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Algebra, Analysis and Geometry (Royal Palm Salon 3) Session Chairs: Dohan Kim (Seoul Nat’l Univ.) and Eungchun Cho (Seoul Nat’l Univ.)
8:00am APM-1.1 The Subconstituent Algebras of Wreath Product Association Schemes; Sung-Yell Song; Iowa State Univ 8:20am APM-1.2 Floer Homology, Relative Gromov-Witten Invariants, and Their Relationship; Yon-Seo Kim; Univ. of Chicago. 8:40am APM-1.3 Floer Homology in Symplectic Geometry and Mirror Symmetry; Yong-Geun Oh; Univ. of Wisconsin. 9:00am APM-1.4 Construction of Directional and Interpolatory Biorthogonal Wavelets; Youngmi Hur; MIT 9:20am APM-1.5 Enumeration of Orientable Coverings of Nonorientable Surface; Jin Ho Kwak; POSTECH 9:30am
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Algebra and Combinatorics (Royal Palm Salon 3) Session Chairs: Hyo Chul Myung (KIAS) and Sung-Yell Song (Iowa State Univ.)
2:15pm APM/STA-2.1 On Obtaining a Nobel Prize; Clive Granger (Nobel Laureate) 2:35pm APM-2.2 Asymtotic Theory of Finite Groups; Efim Zelmanov (Field Medalist); UCSD. 3:45pm
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Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: Applied Math and Numerical Analysis (Royal Palm Salon 3) Session Chairs: Inkyung Ahn, Jeongwhan Choi (Korea Univ. and Hyung-Chun Lee (Ajou Univ.) 8:00am APM-3.1. Every Stieltjes Moment Problem Has a Solution in Gelfand-Shilov Spaces; Dohan Kim; Seoul Nat’l Univ. 8:20am APM-3.2 Disintegration of Measures and Commuting 2-Variable Weighted Shifts; Jasang Yoon; Univ. of Texas, Pan American. 8:40am APM-3.3 Free Boundary Problems and Weak Solutions; Inwon Kim; UCLA 9:00am APM-3.4 Pattern Formation on Two Prey-One Predator models with Ratio-Dependent Predator Influence; Inkyung Ahn* and Wonlyul Ko; Korea Univ. 09:20am APM-3.5 A Global Existence Result for 3D Navier-Stokes Equations; Minkyu Kwak; Chonnam Nat’l Univ. 9:30am
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session I: Codes, Combinatorics, and Graphs (Royal Palm Salon 3) Session Chairs: Jon-Lark Kim (Univ. of Louisville) and Sang-Gu Lee (Sungkyunkwan Univ.)
3:00pm APM-4.1 The Nonexistence of Near-Extremal Formally Self-Dual Codes; Sunghyu Han* and Jon-Lark Kim; Yonsei Univ. and Univ. of Louisville 3:20pm APM-4.2 Duadic Double Circulant Codes; Sunghyu Han and Jon-Lark Kim*; Yonsei Univ. and Univ.of Louisville 3:45pm APM-4.3 Information Measure for Casual Inference; Young-Han Kim; UCSD 4:00pm APM-4.4 KMS and KAMS Forum
APM Symposium Posters (Royal Palm Salon 3) APM-5.1 Inner Product of Random Vectors; Eungchun Cho and Moon Jung Cho; Seoul Nat’l Univ. and Bureau of Labor Statistics APM-5.2 Algorithmic Problems in Combinatorial Group Theory; Da-Min Byeon; Pusan Nat’l Univ. APM-5.3 Approximate Symmetries in Quasigroups of Small Orders; Bokhee Im, Ji-Young Ryu and Ga- Hee Yang; Chonnam Nat’l Univ. APM-5.4 Some Research Problems in Mathematical Modeling of the Malaria; Byul-Nim Kim and Yongkuk Kim; Kyungpook Nat’l Univ. APM-5.5 Evaluation of Optimum Operation Parameters in Hydrogen Production System from Coal Gasfication; Hyun Min Shim, HongYue Wang and Hyung Taek Kim; Ajou Univ.
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Aerospace Science and Technology (AST)
Chair and Co-Chairs Ken H. Yu (Chair, Univ. of Maryland), Sejin Kwon (KAIST), In-Seuck Jeung (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Keun Shik Chang (KAIST), Ki Dong Lee (Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), Sung Won Lee (Univ. of Maryland)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Aerospace 1 – Aerodynamics & Aeromechanics (Pacific Salon 6) Session Chair: Sejin Kwon, KAIST
8:00am AST-1.1 CFD-Based Aerodynamic Design - An Overview (invited); Ki Dong Lee*; Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 8:30am AST-1.2 Unsteady Aerodynamics of Biomimetic Wings; Cheolheui Han* and Mun Soo Cho; Chungju Univ. 9:00am AST-1.3 Frontiers of Rotorcraft Aeromechanics Research -An Overview (invited); Inderjit Chopra*; Univ. of Maryland 9:30am
9:45am AST-2.1 Future of Aerospace Education and Research – A Vision for 21st Century (invited); Vigor Yang*; Penn State Univ. 10:15am AST-2.2 Advances in Chemical Propulsion (invited); Gabriel D. Roy*; Office of Naval Research 10:45am AST-2.3 Modeling and Simulations of Turbulent Multi-Phase Reacting Flows (invited); Zahouri Li, and Farhad Jaberi*; Michigan State Univ.
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Aerospace 3 – Propellants & Reacting Flow (Pacific Salon 6) Session Chair: Ki Dong Lee, Univ. of Illinois
2:15pm AST-3.1 Determination of Catalytic Reactor Bed of Hydrogen Peroxide Monopropellant Thrusters; Sejin Kwon*; KAIST 2:45pm AST-3.2 Three-dimensional Hybrid RANS/LES Simulation of Turbulent Combustion Dynamics of Transverse Fuel Injection into Supersonic Cross Flow; Jeong-Yeol Choi*, Su-Hee Won, and Jae-Ryul Shin; Pusan Nat’l Univ. 3:15pm AST-3.3 Dynamics Multi-Cell Detonation Wave Structures in a Circular Cross-Sectioned Tube; Deokrae Cho, Su-Hee Won, Jae-Ryul Shin, and Jeong-Yeol Choi*; Pusan Nat’l Univ. 3:45pm
4:00pm AST-4.1 Multiple Impact Damage of Glare Laminates; Hyoungseock Seo*, H.T. Hahn, and Jenn- Ming Yang; UCLA 4:30pm AST-4.2 Study for Under-expanded Sonic Impinging Jet Array; Joon Ho Lee*, and W.E. Anderson; Purdue Univ.
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: Aerospace 5 – Communication, Guidance & Control (Pacific Salon 6) Session Chair: Jane Oh, NASA-JPL
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8:00am AST-5.1 A Study on the Technologies of Satellite-Based Emergency Locator Transmitter; Sangchul Lee*, Ja-Young Kang, Dongkyu Lee, Do-Hee Jung; Korea Aerospace Univ. 8:45am AST-5.2 In-Flight Measurement of Korean NDGPS Signals; Jay Y. Kang , B. S. Yoo, S. C. Lee, J. H. Ahn, B.G. Hwang; Korea Aerospace Univ. 9:15am AST-5.3 TAEM Phase Guidance and Control for a Re-entry Vehicle; Dae-woo Lee, Kyeum-Rae Cho, Jo-ha Baek, and Jong-hun Kim*; Pusan Nat’l Univ. 9:30am
9:45am AST-6.1 Space Activities in Korea (invited); Jeong Joo Rhiu*; KARI 10:15am AST-6.2 Development of V&V Framework for Space Mission Models and Simulations; Jane Oh*; NASA-JPL/Caltech 10:45am AST-6.3 An Overview of Korean Lunar Exploration (invited); Chul Park*; KAIST
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session: Aerospace 7 – Aerospace Research, Development & Technology (Pacific Salon 6) Session Chair: Sangchul Lee, Korea Aerospace Univ.
3:00pm AST-7.1 Strategies plan for space development and advancement in Korea; Tai Sik Lee, Deuk Soo Moon*, Young Joon Jun, Ja Kyung Gu; Hanyang Univ. 3:30pm AST-7.2 Trajectory Simulations of the Vent Plug Fragmentation of the M879 FRPC; Seungeuk Han*; US Army, RDECOM-ARDEC 4:00pm AST-7.3 Study of Nano-Metal Combustion in Premixed Dump Combustor; G. Young, and K.H. Yu*; Univ. of Maryland
Automotive Science and Technology (AUT)
Sponsored by Chair and Co-Chairs Sooho Kim (Chair, GM R&D Center), Won-Suk Cho (Hyundai Motor Co.), Kyu Yearl Choe, (Ford Motor Co.), Song Yul Choe (Auburn Univ.), Youngil Jeong (KIMM), Kwangjin Lee (Korea Delphi Automotive Systems Corp.) and Myoungho Sunwoo (Hanyang Univ.)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session (Pacific Salon 7) 8:00am Opening Remarks; Sooho Kim (GM R&D Center)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: AUT Keynote Presentations (Pacific Salon 7) Session Chair: Sooho Kim (GM R&D Center)
8:05am AUT-1.1 Automotive Steel Development Trend and Customer Support Technology at POSCO; Ohjoon Kwon*; POSCO (Keynote) 8:35am AUT-1.2 Reliability Challenges for Automotive and Other Harsh Environment Electronics; Jeffrey C. Suhling*; Auburn Univ. (Keynote)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Vehicle Structure & Performance (Pacific Salon 7) Session Chairs: Kwangjin Lee (Korea Delphi Automotive Systems Corp.) and Song Yul Choe (Auburn Univ.)
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9:05am AUT-1.3 A Study on the Vehicle Dynamic Performance of the Integration ESC with Active Roll Control Stabilizer Bar System; Kangwon Lee*, Youngwoo Kim and Jinhee Jang; GM Daewoo Auto & Technology Co. 9:25am AUT-1.4 A Road Bank Angle Estimation Algorithm Based on Frequency Analysis of the Vehicle Dynamics; Ji Hwan Kim*, Hyeongjin Ham and Hyeong Cheol Lee; Hanyang Univ. 9:45am
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Advanced Automotive Materials (Pacific Salon 7) Session Chairs: Won-Suk Cho (Hyundai Motor), Do-Suck Han (Hyundai Motor)
2:15pm AUT-2.1 Industrial Production Technology for Magnesium Sheets; D. Choo, W.J. Park, D. Kim, H.J. Sung, W. Bang, I.J. Kim, H. Lee and S. Ahn*; RIST (Invited) 2:35pm AUT-2.2 Horizontal Continuous Casting of Magnesium Plate; Bong Sun You*, Young Min Kim and Chang Dong Yim; KIMS 2:55pm AUT-2.3 Magnesium Sheet: Automotive Applications And Future Opportunities; Sooho Kim*, Paul E. Krajewski, Jon T. Carter and Ravi Verma; GM R&D Center 3:15pm AUT-2.4 Materials Challenges in Automotive Industry; Do-Suck Han*; Hyundai Motor Co. 3:35pm
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: AUT/RES Joint Session - Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology (Royal Palm Salon 1) Session Chairs: Se H. Oh (GM R&D Center), Bong-Kyu Chang (Chevron)
8:00am AUT/RES-3.1 The Hydrogen/Fuel Cell Transportation Option? A Review of Next Generation Technologies; James A. Spearot*; GM R&D Center (Keynote) 8:30am AUT/RES-3.2 Dynamics and Controls of a PEM Fuel Cell Power System; Song-Yul Choe*; Auburn Univ. (Invited) 8:50am AUT/RES-3.3 Development of Hyundai`s Tucson FCEV II; Seo-Ho Choi*, Ki-Ho Yoo, Byung-Ki Ahn, Tae-won Lim and Won-Suk Cho; Hyundai Motor Co. 9:10am
9:30am AUT-3.4 Smart Data Logger & Analysis System for the Clutch Test of Manual Transmission Vehicles; Jae-Cheon Lee*, Dong-Myung Lee, Ji-Woo Kang and Man-Dae Hur; Keimyung Univ.
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9:50am AUT-3.5 Fault detection algorithm for the Active Geometry Control Suspension (AGCS); Hyeong Jin Ham*, Ji Hwan Kim, and Hyeong Cheol Lee; Hanyang Univ. 10:10am AUT-3.6 Formalized Design Procedure for Networked Control Systems; Myoungho Sunwoo*, Jaehyun Han, Jeamyoung Youn and Kangyoon Lee; Hanyang Univ. (Invited)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: Advanced Powertrain (Pacific Salon 7) Session Chairs: Youngil Jeong (KIMM) and Julius J. Rim (Internat’l Metals & Energy Technology.)
10:30am AUT-3.7 Lithium Ion Battery for Hybrid Electric Vehicles; Donghyon Sheen; SK Energy Co.
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session: Advanced Powertrain (Pacific Salon 7) Session Chairs: Youngil Jeong (KIMM) and Julius J. Rim (Internat’l Metals & Energy Technology.)
3:00pm AUT-4.1 Challenges and Research Needs in Automotive Emission Control; Se H. Oh*; GM R&D Center (Invited) 3:20pm AUT-4.2 Evaluation of the European PMP Methodologies during On-Road Testing; Heejung Jung*, Kent Johnson, Thomas Durbin, Ajay Chaudhary, David Cocker III,; Univ. of California Riverside, Jorn Herner, William Robertson, Tao Huai, Alberto Ayala; California Air Resources Board and David Kittelson; Univ. of Minnesota 3:40pm AUT-4.3 Experience and Expectation of Diesel Particulate Filter Retrofit Program for In-Use Diesel Vehicles in Korea; Hongsuk Kim*, Gyubaek Cho and Youngil Jeong; KIMM 4:00pm AUT-4.4 Diesel NOx-PM Reduction with Fuel Saving by Greenpower FBC-DPF-EGR & Hydrated EGR System; Julius J. Rim* and N.Yoshikawa; International Metals & Energy Technology 4:20pm AUT-4.5 An Experimental Study on the Improvement of Combustion and Emission Characteristics by Enhancing Hydrogen Rich Gas in an EGR-Assisted SI Engine; Young Choi*, Changgi Kim, Seungmook Oh and Kernyong Kang; KIMM
Bio Science and Technology (BST)
Chair and Co-Chairs Jang Hyun Youn (Chair, Univ. of Southern California), Sangdun Choi (Ajou Univ.) and Esther Yang (Abbott Labs)
Organizing Committee Dong Woo Kang (Pfizer Pharmaceutical), Un Jung Kang (Univ. of Chicago), Sun I. Kim (Hanyang Univ.), Young-Bum Kim (Harvard Medical School), Hee Chan Kim (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Kyong Soo Park (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Myung-Hee Park (NIH), Charles Surh (Scripps Research Institute), Hee- Sup Shin (KIST), Sanghee Yoo (Vertex Pharmaceuticals), Kong Joo Lee (Ewha Womans Univ.), Ki-Up Lee (Asan Medical Center), Bum-Sup Lee (Takeda Pharmaceutical), Jeong Won Jeong (Univ. of Southern California) and Senyon Choe (Salk Institute)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Neuroscience I (Sunrise) Session Chairs: Un Jung Kang (Univ. of Chicago)
8:00am BST-1.1 Parkinson’s Disease Gene, Alpha-synuclein Disrupts Dopamine Homeostasis in Drosophila Neuronal Cultures; Soon S. Park, Emily Schulz and Daewoo Lee*, Ohio Univ. 8:22am BST-1.2 Processing, Stability, and Subcellular Localization of PINK1, a Parkinson`s Disease Gene; Will Lin and Un Jung Kang*; Univ. of Chicago 25
8:45am BST-1.3 Role of JNK3 and Pin1 in Mitochondrial Regulation; Zhen-Gang Peng, Chhavy Tep, and Sung Ok Yoon*, Ohio State Univ. 9:07am BST-1.4 Monoallele Deletion of CBP Leads to Pericentromeric Heterochromatin Condensation through ESET Expression and Histone H3 (K9) Methylation; Junghee Lee, Sean Hagerty, Kerry A. Cormier, Andrew L. Kung, Robert J. Ferrante and Hoon Ryu*; Boston Univ., Bedford VA Medical Center, and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute 9:30am
9:45am BST-2.1 Galpha12 Signaling Pathways and Physiology; Sang Geon Kim; Seoul Nat’l Univ. 10:05am BST-2.2 Systems Approaches to Biology after the Genome Projects; Sangdun Choi; Ajou Univ. 10:25am BST-2.3 A Systematic Chemical Genetic Approach to Explore the Molecular Mechanism for TCR-mediated LFA-1 Activation; Modulation of TCR Signaling by AMPK; Inkyu Hwang*, Kwangmi Kim, Lin Wang, Dale L. Boger and Jonathan Sprent; Scripps Research Institute 10:45am BST-2.4 The Clinical Potentials of T cell Homeostatic Cytokines; Charles D. Surh*, Onur Boyman, Ester van Leeuwen, Chris Martin and Jonathan Sprent; Scripps Research Institute, Univ. Hospital of Lausanne, and Garvan Institute of Medical Research 11:05am BST-2.5 Microarray Based Capturing of Human Genomic Loci for High-throughput Re- sequencing and Application to Cancer Genome Study; Hane Lee*, Brian O`Connor, Barry Merriman, Jason Liu and Stanley F. Nelson; UCLA
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Neuroscience II (Sunrise) Session Chairs: Hee-Sup Shin (KIST) and Senyon Choe (Salk Institutes)
2:15pm BST-3.1 T-type Calcium Channels in Thalamic Sensory Gating: from Genes to Behavior; Hee- Sup Shin; KIST 2:35pm BST-3.2 Sorting out the Regulation of Brain Potassium Channels in Drug Addiction; Paul A. Slesinger; Salk Institute 2:55pm BST-3.3 Destabilization of Retrieved Fear Memory by Synaptic Protein Degradation; Bong- Kiun Kaang; Seoul Nat’l Univ. 3:15pm BST-3.4 Extracellular Interaction Defines AMPA Receptor Trafficking Checkpoint Regulated by Stargazing; Christine I Nam* and Lu Chen; UC Berkeley 3:30pm BST-3.5 A Proteomic Signaling Atlas for Neurodegenerative Disease; Sung Yun Jung; Baylor College of Medicine 3:45pm
4:00pm BST-4.1 GPCRs: Future Trends in Drug Discovery for This Target Class; Miguel Garcia Guzman; Vertex Pharmaceuticals 4:18pm BST-4.2 Screening of Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) Entry Inhibitors; Haekyung Lee*, Stephine Chow, Jing Zhang, Gopi Mittappali, Karen Saye-Fransisco, Claus Shin, Fang Zhao, Andrew Jackson, James Macdonald, Rene Rijnbrand and Flossie Wong-Staal; ItherX Pharmaceuticals 4:36pm BST-4.3 Role of Biomarkers for Molecular Targeted Anticancer Drug Discovery and Development; Sang Hoon Lee; Exelixis, Inc 4:54pm BST-4.4 Pre-Clinical ADME Input for Accelerated Drug Discovery; Chyung S. CooK; Baxter Healthcare Corporation 5:12pm BST-4.5 Axitinib, an oral, potent and selective inhibitor of VEGF receptors 1, 2, 3; Sinil Kim; Pfizer, San Diego
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: Diabetes and Obesity (Sunrise) Session Chairs: Jae Bum Kim (Seoul Nat’l Univ.) and Young-Bum Kim (Harvard Medical)
8:00am BST-5.1 Lipid Dysregulation and Metabolic Disorders; Kang Ho, Kim, Sung Sik Choe, A Hyun Choi, Jeong Min Yoon and Jae Bum Kim*; Seoul Nat’l Univ. 26
8:18am BST-5.2 Role of ATF6 and Orphan Nuclear Receptor SHP on Beta Cell Dysfunction; In-Kyu Lee; Kyungpook Nat’l Univ. School of Medicine 8:36am BST-5.3 Glycogen Synthase Kinase 3: A Potential Therapeutic Target in Type 2 Diabetes; Theodore P. Ciaraldi*, Svetlana Nikoulina, Sunder Mudaliar and Robert R. Henry; VA San Diego Healthcare System and UCSD 8:54am BST-5.4 Role of Rho/Rho-kinase Pathway in Glucose Metabolism; Young-Bum Kim; Harvard Medical School 9:12am BST-5.5 Local Regulators of Adipocyte Differentiation and Metabolism; Hei Sook Sul; UC Berkeley 9:30am
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: Women in Bioscience (Sunrise) Session Chairs: Kong Joo Lee (Ewha Womans Univ.) and Myung-Hee Park (NIH)
9:45am BST-6.1 Physical Chemistry Meets Genomics: Predicting and Understanding Protein Function at the Molecular Level; Mary Jo Ondrechen; Northeastern Univ. 10:07am BST-6.2 Role of Stem Cells in Inherited Neurodegenerative Diseases; Jean-Pyo Lee; UCSD School of Medicine 10:30am BST-6.3 Proteomics for Tumor Angiogenesis and Metastasis; Young-Mee Kim, Jaeho Jeong, Jawon Seo, Sun Kim, Hyun Jung Kim, Narae Hwang, Hee Jung Kim and Kong-Joo Lee*; Ewha Womans Univ. 10:52am BST-6.4 Post-translational Modification of eIF5A: Hypusine Synthesis and Acetylation; Seung Bum Lee, Jong Hwan Park and Myung Hee Park*; NIDCR, NIH
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
POS-1 Mobility of Tsr, TatB and PhoR in the inner membrane of Escherichia coli; Dongmyung Oh*, Yang Yu, Yi-Ju Hsieh , Barry L. Wanner, and Ken Ritchie, Purdue Univ. POS-2 Visceral Obesity and Adipokine in Previous Gestational Diabetes; Hak Chul Jang*, Soo Lim, Sung Hee Choi, Kyong Soo Park, Seoul Nat’l Univ., Bundang Hospital POS-3 Alpha-lipoic Acid Decreases Hepatic Lipogenesis through AMPK-dependent and - independent Pathways; Ki-Up Lee*, Keun-Gyu Park, Ae-Kyung Min, Eun Hee Koh, In-Kyu Lee, Univ. of Ulsan College of Medicine, Keimyung Univ., School of Medicine, Kyungpook Nat’l Univ. School of Medicine POS-4 Functions of Calcium and AMP-activated Protein Kinase Signals in Skeletal Muscle Energy Metabolism; Sungkwon Park*, Tracy Sheffler, Alan Grant, and Dave Gerrard, Purdue Univ. POS-5 Development of a Novel Anti-diabetes Agent; Moon K. Song, UCLA School of Medicine and VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System POS-6 PK/PD Modeling and Simulation as New Technology in Clinical Trials; Dongwoo Kang, Pfizer Global Research & Development, San Diego POS-7 Quantitative Mapping of Oxygen Saturation in Capillary Blood Vessels for Glucose Measurement; Hiesik Kim and Daniel L. Farkas, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center POS-8 Optimally Under-sampled Variable Density Spiral Imaging: Application to Real-time Cardiac and Speech MRI; Yoon-Chul Kim* and Krishna S. Nayak, USC POS-9 Preliminary Evaluation of a GAPD-PET Insert to a 3-T MRI; Jae Sung Lee*, In Chan Song, Seong Jong Hong, Seoul Nat’l Univ. POS-10 Quantitative Measurement of Gyral White Matter Volume using a 3-D Surface Model; Kiho Im, Jong-Min Lee*, Sang Won Seo, Sun Hyung Kim, Sun I. Kim, Duk L. Na, Hanyang Univ., Samsung Medical Center, and Sungkyunkwan Univ. School of Medicine POS-11 DTI-Tractography to Detect and Quantify Brain Pathways Affected in Traumatic Brain Injury; Jeong-Won Jeong, USC POS-12 Brain Source Localization with a Computational Volume Conductor Model Based on Finite Element Method; Seok Lew*, Carsten Wolters, Rob MacLead, Univ. of Utah and Univ. of Muenster, Germany POS-13 Motion Analysis of the Lumbar with a Flexible Implant by Finite Element Method; Dae Jin Oh, Seung Hyun Yoo*, Yeong Tae Lee, Dhaneshwar Mishra, Ung Rak Jeong, Chang Young Park, Ajou Univ. 27
POS-14 Fluid Shear Stress Modulates S1P-Induced Endothelial Cell Invasion Into Three-Dimensional Matrices; Hojin Kang*, Kayla J. Bayless, and Roland Kaunas, Texas A&M Univ. POS-15 Detection of Beta Particles in a Microfluidic Chip Using a Scintillator-Based Lens-Coupled CCD; Jennifer S. Cho, UCLA POS-16 High-throughput On-chip Cell Monitoring Over an Ultra-large Volume; Sungkyu Seo*, Ting-Wei Su, Anthony Erlinger, and Aydogan Ozcan, UCLA POS-17 Surface Mechanical Characteristics of Stent Wire under the Ultrasonic Nano-crystal Surface Modification Technology; Hena Kwon*, Chulsoo Gim, Youngshik Pyoun, Inho Cho, Insik Cho, MediSourcePlus, Mitech, SunMoon Univ., Fuzbien Technology Institute POS-18 Quadrature Channel Combining for Doppler Radar Cardiopulmonary Monitoring System; Mohammad Shaifur Rahman, Byung-Jun Jang, and Ki-Doo Kim*, Kookmin Univ. POS-19 The Relative Importance of Outer Membrane Lipoprotein Insertion Apparatus (Lol System) in Gram-negative Bacterial Colonization; Min S. Lee*, Milton H. Saier, Jr., UCSD POS-20 Regulation of Lipoxygenases Activity by Unsaturated Lysophosphatidylcholines or Their Oxygenation Derivates; Long Shuang Huang; Cheon Ho Park and Dai-Eun Sok*, Chungnam Nat’l Univ.. POS-21 Comparative Analyses of Transport Proteins Encoded within the Genome Mycobacterium Tuberculosis and Mycobacterium Leprae; Ji-Won Youm*, Milton H. Saier, Jr.UCSD POS-22 Experimental Validations of a Mathematical Model Provides Insight to Neurospora Crassa Circadian Rhythms; Christian Hong*, Ingunn Jolma, Peter Ruoff, Jennifer Loros, and Jay Dunlap, Dartmouth Medical School and Univ. of Stavanger, Norway POS-23 N-glycan Processing Deficiency Promotes Spontaneous Inflammatory Demyelination and Neurodegeneration; Sung-Uk Lee*, Ani Grigorian, Judy Pawling, I-Ju Chen, Guoyan Gao, Tahseen Mozaffar, Colin McKerlie, and Michael Demetriou, UCI POS-24 Autophagy in Monocytes; Min Kang, and Stephan Krutzik, UCLA
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session: Medical Imaging (Sunrise) Session Chairs: Sun I. Kim (Hanyang Univ.) and Jeong Won Jeong (Univ. of Southern California)
3:00pm BST-7.1 VR Applications in Field of the Psychiatry, Rehabilitation and Neuroscience; Sun I. Kim*, Hyeongrae Lee and Jeonghun Ku; Hanyang Univ. 3:20pm BST-7.2 Mining EEG Data with Independent Component Analysis; Tzyy-Ping Jung; UCSD 3:40pm BST-7.3 Quantification of Scattering Changes using Polarization-sensitive Optical Coherence Tomography and Its Medical Applications; Beop-Min Kim*, Sang-Won Lee and Hyun-Woo Jung; Yonsei Univ. 4:00pm BST-7.4 Accelerated Dynamic Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Taehoon Shin*, Gerald M Pohost and Krishna S Nayak; USC 4:20pm BST-7.5 RF Field Inhomogeneity Measurement and Compensation in 3T Cardiac Imaging; Kyunghyun Sung* and Krishna S Nayak; USC 4:40pm BST-7.6 High Frequency Ultrasound Imaging and Its Application to Human Eye and Small Animals; Jin Ho Chang* and K. Kirk Shung; USC
Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)
Sponsored by Chair and Co-Chairs Sangchul Bang (Chair, South Dakota School of Mine & Tech), Sangsoo Kim (Ohio Univ.), Jae Hong Kim (Georgia Tech), Francis Chung (State of CA), Yong Rak Kim (Univ. of Nebraska), Hoon Sohn (CMU), Hang-Sik Shin (KAIST), Kyung-Soo Chon (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Jong-Keun Pyun (Myungji Uni.), Tai Sik Lee (Hanyang Univ.), Eun Namkung (Myungji Univ.) and Byung Ro Kim (Myungji Univ.)
Program Committee Sangchul Bang (South Dakota School of Mines), Eul-Bum Lee (Univ. of California, Berkeley), Tai
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Sik Lee (Hanyang Univ.), Daniel (Ku Hyon) Cha (Univ. of Delaware), Sae-Eun Oh (Hanbat Univ.), Mooyoung Han (Seoul Nat’l Univ. ), Yong Rak Kim (Univ. of Nebraska), Seung-Rae Lee (KAIST), Francis Chung (State of CA); Ilwon Seo (SNU), Hoon Sohn (Carnegie Mellon Univ.), Jin-Keun Kim (KAIST), Jun-Seok Oh (Western Michigan Univ.), Brian Park (Univ. of Virginia) and Kwang-Ho Lee (Korea Highway Coorporation)
Advisory Committee David H. Lee ( Univ. of Iowa); K. Wayne Lee (Univ. of Rhode Island); Sung-Pil Chang (Seoul Nat’l Univ.); Sung-Wan Hong (Korea Institute of Construction Technology); Soo Sam Kim (Nat’l Academy of Engineering KOREA); Chul Lee (Dong In Law Firm); Soon Byung Lee (Dongbu Corporation); Sungwoo Lee ( Kookmin Univ.); Chang-Ho Park (Seoul Nat’l Univ.); Chang Kyoo Park (Hanyang Univ.); Jung-Ho Sonu (Seoul Nat’l Univ.); Dukhee Yoo (Seoyoung Engineering); Woong Suk Yoo (SK Construction Co.)
Friday (08/15/2008) Morning Session: Water Resources, Hydraulics, and Geotechnical (Tiki Pavillion) Session Chairs: Il Whan Chung (California Department of Water Resources) and Mooyoung Han (seoul Nat’l Univ.)
8:00am CEE-1.1 The Role of Civil Engineers in a Turbulent Society; Sung Wan Hong (invited); Korea Institute of Construction Technology 8:45am CEE-1.2 Managing Water Resources in Changing Climate in California, Il Whan Chung 9:00am CEE-1.3 Sediment Transport Analysis with the Hydrologic Modeling System (HEC-HMS); Jang(Jay) Hyuk Pak 9:10am CEE-1.4 Evaluating the Effect of Wave Forces on Bridges along the Texas Coast - Determination of Effect Design Water Depth; Youn Kyung Song 9:20am CEE-1.5 Vertical Capacity of Embedded Suction Anchors in Clay; S. Bang, K. Jones, Y. S. Kim, K. Kim, and Y. Cho 9:30am
Friday (08/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Structures and Construction (Tiki Pavillion) Session Chairs: Tai Sik Lee (Hanyang Univ.) and Yong-Rak Kim (Univ. of Nebraska)
2:15pm CEE-2.1 The prospect and task for the Korea(ROK) construction market, Soosam Kim (invited); Hanyang Univ. 3:00pm CEE-2.2 Geometry Control in a Cable-stayed Bridge Construction; Kookjoon Ahn 3:10pm CEE-2.3 An All-Digital Low-Power Structural Health Monitoring System; Jina Kim and Dong S. Ha 3:20pm CEE-2.4 Parameter Effects of Elitist GA for Construction Resource Allocation Problem; Jin- Lee Kim 3:30pm CEE-2.5 Key Trends and Corporate Strategic Issues for Global Construction Contractors; Seung H. Han, Du Y. Kim, and Hyoun S. Jang 3:45pm
4:45pm CEE-2.8 Vertical Integration for Rebar Supply ystem in Lean Way; Yong-Woo Kim and Chanjung Park 5:00pm CEE-2.9 Incentive/Disincentive Contracting Case Study in California: Reconstruction at the Route 580/880 Separation; Jae-Ho Pyeon 5:15pm CEE-2.10 Evaluation of Sleeve Joint of Cantilevered Steel Sign Structures; Hyoung-Bo Sim and Chia-Ming Uang
Saturday (08/16/2008) Morning Session: Transportation (Tiki Pavillion) Session Chairs: Kyung Soo Chon (Seoul Nat’l Univ.) and Eul-Bum Lee (Univ. of California)
8:00am CEE-3.1 Climate Change and the U. S. Navy Shore Infrastructure; Paul Palo (keynote), Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center 8:45am CEE-3.2 Introduction of Photography, Aerial Photography, History of Photography and History of Aerial Photography; Young G. Lee 9:00am CEE-3.3 Evaluation of Signal Coordination Effects on Arterial Travel Time: Case Study of City of Irvine; Seri Park, Wen Cheng and Kekoa Anderson 9:10am CEE-3.4 Some Issues on Transit Network Design in a Larger City; Junsik Park, Seung-Young Kho, Kyung Soo Chon, and S. Travis Waller 9:20am CEE-3.5 Green Road Technology of Warm Mix Asphalt; Hosin "David" Lee and Yongjoo Kim 9:30am
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
POS-25 A Study on the Prediction of Traffic Counts Using Spatial Regression Model Based on Euclidean distance and Shortest Travel Path; Tae-Young Heo, Ju Sam Oh, Sung Han Lim, Hyun Suk Kim, and Chan Keun Park POS-26 Simultaneous Analytical Method for 1,4-dioxane and N-nitrosamines using SPE and GC/MS/MS/CI for Aqueous Samples; Lee J. Yoo POS-27 Surface Water Management in the Brazos River Basin, Texas; Tae Jin Kim and Ralph Wurbs POS-28 Self-Assembly Concept for Asphalt-Aggregate Interface Behaviors in Simple Geometry; Dong-Woo Cho and Hussain U. Bahia POS-29 Evaluation of Concrete Pavement Full Depth Repair Effectiveness: Case Study of US-75; Youn Su Jung, Tom Freeman, and Dan Zollinger POS-30 Hydraulic and Leaching Characteristics of Recycled Materials Used in Pavement Construction; Dong-Hee Kang, Andry Z. Ranaivoson, Satish, and C. Gupta POS-31 The Development of the Logistics Database Standard System for Republic of Korea; Tea Ho Yoon and Youngmin Kim POS-32 Biodegradation of Four Estrogens by Mixed Culture Enriched from Turkey Litter; Sanghyun Kim and Robin Autenrieth POS-33 Adjacent Inversion of Global NOx Emissions with SCIAMACHY NO2; Changsub Shim, Qinbin Li, and Annmarie Eldering POS-34 The Design on the Hazardous Material Logistics Management and Control System; Keun Suh Kim and Sung Ho Hur POS-35 The Qualitative and Quantative Anlaysis of Seepage Forces induced by Tunneling under Groundwater Table; Shin, Youngjin POS-36 Development of Prototype Equipment for Automatic Line Stripe Removal System; Tai Sik Lee, Deuk Soo Moon, Leonhard E. Bernold, and Young Hyun Kim POS-37 Study to Suggest Improvement Strategy for Effective Design Work of Multi-complex; Tai Sik Lee, Eun Soo Park, Ja Kyung Koo, and Young Joon Jun 30
POS-38 The Development of Decision-Making Techniques for Devising Structural Flood Prevention Measures in the Basin Area and Manuals for Working-Level Users; Tae Woong Kim, Tai Sik Lee, Young Joon Jun, Jeong Ho Lee POS-39 Technology Development and Policy Implications for Desalination through Bibliometric Profiling; Hyun Jung Park and Jongseok Kang POS-40 Efficient Execution of Construction Project Based on Ubiquitous Technologies; Tai Sik Lee, Ja Kyung Gu, Eun Soo Park and Byung Chul Chang
Saturday (08/16/2008) Afternoon Session: Environmental (Tiki Pavillion) Session Chairs: Hang-Sik Shin (KAIST) and Brian Park (Univ. of Virginia)
3:00pm CEE-4.1 Hydrogen Fermentation of Organic Solid Waste without External Inoculum; Hang-Sik Shin, Dong-Hoon Kim and Sang-Hyoun Kim 3:15pm CEE-4.2 CH3D-SBLM Model Development and Its Verification; Woohee Choi 3:35pm CEE-4.3 Reductive Degradation of PCE by Green Rusts with Platinum; Jeongyoon Choi and Woojin Lee 4:00pm CEE-4.4 Estimation of the Fate of Tetracycline Resistant Microorganisms and Genes in various Full Scale Wastewater Treatment Plants; Sungpyo Kim, Hongkeun Park, and Kartik Chandran 4:15pm CEE-4.5 Reduction of Hexavalent Chromium in the Presence of Sulfide in Aqueous Phase: Homegeneous and Heterogeneous Systems; Chulsung Kim 4:30pm CEE-4.6 Development of Flotation Process using Tailored Micro Bubble Generator in Oil Spilled Seashore at Yellow Sea in Korea; Mooyoung Han, Tschung-il Kim, and Yongha Kim 5:00pm CEE-4.7 Environmental Monitoring and Assessment of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Missouri Streams; Paul K. Nam, Yue-wern Huang, and Dev K. Niyogi 5:15pm CEE-4.8 The Ellis Avenue Pump Station - Orange County Sanitation District’s Key to 100 MGD of Reclaimed Wastewater for Southern California’s Potable Water Supply; Jin Hong Kim
Communication and Networking Technology (CNT) Sponsored by
Chair and Co-Chair Jae Hoon Kim (Chair, Boeing Phantom Works) and Young-Hwan Lee (Seoul Nat’l Univ.)
Organizing Committee Bo Ryu (SDRC/ Argon ST), Injong Rhee (NCSU), Sangwoo Kim (Iowa State Univ.), Seung Yi (Boeing), Dan Keun Sung (KAIST), Song Chong (KAIST), Sunghyun Choi (Seoul Nat’l Univ.) and Tae-Sun Choi (GIST)
Advisory Committee Myung Jong Lee (CUNY), Mario Gerla (UCLA), Nitin Vaidya (UIUC), Babak Daneshrad (UCLA/ Silvus Communications), Thomas Henderson (Boeing), Steven Low (Caltech), Byung Kwan Yi (LG Electronics Mobile Research), Hwang Soo Lee (KAIST), Jae Hong Lee (Seoul Nat’l Univ.) and Sang Sun Lee (Hanyang Univ.)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: CNT/IST Joint Keynote Session (Royal Palm Salon 5) Session Chairs: Jae-Hoon Kim (Boeing), Kyung Dong Ryu (IBM Research)
8:00am CNT/IST-1.1 Compilers and Parallel Computing Systems; Frances Allen*(2006 Turing Awardee); IBM T.J. Watson Research Center 8:45am CNT/IST-1.2 How Many Radios Do We Need on our Planet?; Chong Uk Lee; Qualcomm Inc.
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9:45am CNT-1.1 Beyond the Shannon Bound for the Next Generation Wireless Communication System; Byung K. Yi; LGE Mobile Research 10:15am CNT-1.2 Deploying the ID/Locator Split; Tom Henderson; Boeing Phantom Works 10:45am CNT-1.3 Multi-Channel Wireless Networks: Theory to Practice; Nitin Vaidya; UIUC
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Emerging Technologies (Royal Palm Salon 5) Session Chairs: Jae Hoon Kim (Boeing) and Seung Yi (Boeing)
2:15pm CNT-2.1 Peer to Peer Urban Sensing from Mobile Platforms; Mario Gerla and Uichin Lee; UCLA, Kang-Won Lee; IBM 2:45pm CNT-2.2 Pricing in the Presence of Peering; Eui-woong Lee, David Buchfuhrer, Lachlan Andrew and Steven Low*; Caltech, Ao Tang; Cornell Univ. 3:15pm CNT-2.3 Practical Challenges for MIMO based Communications; Babak Daneshrad; UCLA/ Silvus Communications 3:45pm
4:00pm CNT-3.1 Model-based Design of Mobile WiMAX MAC Protocols; Heecheol Song, Soobin Lee, Jae Kwang Lee and Hwang Soo Lee; KAIST 4:15pm CNT-3.2 Mobile WiMAX in 3G and its ongoing Activities in Korea; Daejung Kim and Byoung Moon Chin; TTA 4:30pm CNT-3.3 Mobile WiMAX Evolution towards IMT-Advanced; Soon Young Yoon; Samsung Electronics 4:45pm CNT-3.4 Robust Auction-Theoretic Partner Selection in Asymmetric Cooperative Wireless Networks; Amitav Mukherjee and Hyuck M. Kwon; Wichita State Univ. 5:00pm CNT-3.5 Decentralized Random Parity Forwarding in Multi-Source Wireless Relay Networks; Sang Wu Kim; Iowa State Univ., Sang G. Kim and Byung K. Yi; LG Electronics
Saturday Morning (8/16/2008) UWB and Wireless Sensor Network (Royal Palm Salon 5) Session Chairs: Tae-Sun Choi (GIST) and Dong S. Ha (Virginia Tech)
8:00am CNT-4.1 Robust and Extremely Energy Efficient Sensor Networking (REEESN); Bong-Kyun Ryu, Zhensheng Zhang, Hua Zhu, Leon Ma and Joe Huang; SDRC 8:15am CNT-4.2 Enhanced Iterative Detection and Decoding with MMSE Estimation for MIMO Systems; Seong Rag Kim; ETRI 8:30am CNT-4.3 A Cross-Layer Approach for Efficient Delivery in Wireless Sensor Networks; Jae Hyun Kim and Jai Yong Lee; Yonsei Univ. 8:45am CNT-4.4 An Energy-efficient Solicitation-based Opportunistic Forwarding for Low-duty cycled Sensor Network (AESOP); Seoung Bum Lee; Columbia Univ. 9:00am CNT-4.5 Distributed Kalman Filtering with Observation Uncertainties and Its Application to State Estimation in Sensor Networks; Du Yong Kim, Tyagi Deepak, Vladimir Shin and Tae-Sun Choi;GIST 9:30am
9:45am CNT-5.1: Meshing the Wireless Personal Area Networks: Introducing IEEE 802.15.5 WPAN Mesh; Myung J. Lee and Tae Rim Park; CUNY 10:00am CNT-5.2 A Reliable and Efficient Geocasting for Wireless Multi-hop Networks; Young-Bae Ko; Ajou Univ.
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10:15am CNT-5.3: Overview of Wireless Mesh Networking Research at MSR; Jitu Padhye; Microsoft Research 10:30am CNT-5.4: Cross-layer Control of Wireless Multi-hop Networks; Song Chong; KAIST 10:45am CNT-5.5: A Seamless Wireless Mesh Network; Yair Amir: JHU, Claudiu Danilov; Boeing, Michael Kaplan, Raluca Musaloiu-Elefteri and Nilo Rivera; JHU
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
POS-41 Cooperative Multiser MIMO For Multicell Cellular System; Insoo Hwang* and Robert W. Heath Jr.; UT Austin and Cheolwoo You; Myongji Univ. POS-42 Performance Evaluation of Mobile Multi-hop Relay System; Dong Heon Lee*, Suk Chan Kim and Young il Kim; Pusan Univ. POS-43 Design of a Frequency Notched UWB Antenna Using a Slot-Type SRR; Cheol Bok Kim*, Jae Sam Jang, Ho Sang Lee, Jae Hoon Kim, Seung Bae Park and Mun Soo Lee; GNU, Korea POS-44 Global Scale Underwater Acoustic Communications using Time Reversal; Heechun Song*; UCSD POS-45 Multirate Adaptation for Multihop Ad Hoc Wireless Networks; Jun Cheol Park* and Sneha Kumar Kasera; Reduced Packet Probing (RPP) POS-46 Enhancement of SPAM e-mail filtering through Intelligent Perception Rule Generation; Seung Yang*; VSU POS-47 Including Real Device Code in Modeling and Simulation of MANET using OPNET; Tae (Tom) H. Oh*, Jungwoo Ryoo and Young B. Choi; GMU POS-48 A CMOS Analog Correlator for 3.1 to 10.6GHz IR UWB System;Niranjan Karandikar, Timothy Merkin, Varun Shenoy and Sungyong Jung* ; UTA POS-49 The Future Trends of Communicationsp;You Song Kim* POS-50 IP-Based Radio Access Network Implementation Cost vs. Network Security Trade-off;Seyong Park* and Alex Salvarani; Lucent-Alcatel
Saturday Afternoon (8/16/2008) Cognitive Radio and Adaptive Networks (Royal Palm Salon 5) Session Chairs: Bo Ryu (SDRC) and Sung-Hyun Choi (Seoul Nat’l Univ.)
3:00pm CNT-6.1 Regenerative Delay/disruption tolerant networks (DTN); Zhensheng Zhang, Bo Ryu and Jimmy Zhang; Argon ST 3:15pm CNT-6.2 A General Framework for Characterizing the Impact of Partially Overlapped Channel on the Performance of Wireless Networks; Zhenhua Feng and Yaling Yang; Virginia Tech 3:30pm CNT-6.3 A Two-stage Sensing Technique for Cognitive Radio in TV Bands; Ling Luo; Qualcomm 3:45pm CNT-6.4 Single-Radio Adaptive Channel Algorithm for Spectrum Agile Wireless Ad Hoc Networks; Liangping Ma, Chien-Chung Shen and Bo Ryu; Argon ST 4:00pm CNT-6.5 Challenges in the Design of MAC protocols for Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks; Kaigui Bian and Jung-Min Park; VT 4:15pm CNT-6.6 Novel Frequency Hopping and Power Control for Interference Mitigation in Unlicensed Bands; Seung-Hwan Lee and Yong-Hwan Lee; Seol Nat’l Univ. 4:30pm CNT-6.7 Hybrid-style Wireless Localization Network for Indoor Mobile Robot Applications; Hyo-Sung Ahn and Hwan Hur; GIST
Electronic Packaging Science and Technology (EPS)
Chair and Co-Chair Seungbae Park (Chair, SUNY at Binghamton), Yeong J. Lee (Motorola) and Choonheung Lee (Amkor)
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Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Packaging Challenges (Dover) Session Chairs: Seungbae Park (SUNY Binghamton) and Kyungwook Paik (KAIST)
8:00am EPS-1.1 Challenges and Opportunities in Electronic Packaging; Gaurang Choksi; Intel 8:45am EPS-1.2 3D Integration: Challenges and Opportunities; David Seeger; IBM 9:30am
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Packaging Technologies (Dover) Session Chairs: Sung-Kwon Kang (IBM) and Young-Ho Kim (Hanyang Univ.)
2:15pm EPS-2.1 A Novel Approach to Assess Solder Joint Reliability of Wafer-Level Fabricated Package; Jongho Lee, Youngryong Kim, Namseog Kim, Euncheol-Ahn, Taegyung Jung and Seyong Oh; Samsung 2:35pm EPS-2.2 Reliability Assessment of Lead-Free Solder Joints in Electronics Packaging; Soon- Bok Lee; KAIST 2:55pm EPS-2.3 Rapid Prototyping of Microsystems Packaging by Data-driven Chip-first Approach using Nano-Particle Silver Interconnects; Sung Chul Joo; Wayne State Univ. 3:15pm EPS-2.4 Review on Interconnect Process for TSV 3D Integrated Package; DongHee Lee, MinJae Lee, KiWook Lee, JiHee Cho, Min Yoo and JaeDong Kim; Amkor 3:45pm
Saturday (8/16/2008) Packaging Materials and Science (Dover) Session Chairs: Soon-Bok Lee (KAIST) and Gene Kim (Cookson Electronics)
8:00am EPS-3.1 Board Level Interfacial Mechanical Reliability of Ball Grid Array Package for Handheld Products; Soon-Wan Chung, Mi-Jin Kim, Soon-Min Hong and Young-Joon Moon; Samsung 8:20am EPS-3.2 Pattern Projection for 3D Deformation Measurement with DIC; Jae Kwak, Dong Gun Lee and SB Park; SUNY Binghamton 8:40am EPS-3.3 Characterization of Hygroscopic Properties of Advanced Polymers at High Temperatures ; Changsoo Jang, Bongtae Han and Samson Yoon; Univ. of Maryland 9:00am EPS-3.4 Free-Drop Test on Cellular Phone PCBs with Different Boundary Conditions; Dong Gun Lee, Jae Kwak, SB Park and Da Yu; SUNY Binghamton 9:30am
10:25am EPS-3.7 High-k Ceramic Thin Films for Embedded Capacitors; Biplab K. Roy, Guangneng Zhang and Junghyun Cho; SUNY Binghamton 10:45am EPS-3.8 Evolution of Alternative Lead-free Solder Alloys with Low Silver Content for Microelectronic Assembly and Packaging Applications; Chrys Shea* andGene Kim; Cookson Electronics 11:05am EPS-3.9 Transparent Conductive Carbon Nanotubes Coated Flexible Substrate and Its Application; Abdelaziz Rahy, Unnat Bhansali, Amandeep K. Sra, Gil S. Lee, Bruce Gnade, Michael H.-C. Jin, Ya-Ping Sun and Duck J. Yang; Univ. of Texas, Dallas 11:25am EPS-3.10 Two Way Coupling Effects of Single and Multiple Clouds of Particles; Application for Crystal Growth Impurity Control; Sasudhar Kondaraju*, Xiaofeng Xu and Joon Sang Lee; Wayne State Univ.
Fossil Energy in Next Decades (FEN)
Chair and Co-Chairs Sam Jae Cho (Chair, Pacmets Engineering), Dae Gee Huh (KIGAM) and Sam Ryu (SOFEC Inc)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session (Strateford) Session Chair: Sam Jae Cho (Pacmets Engineering)
8:00am FEN-1.1 Reverse Time Migration : An Efficient Tool for Complex Area; Kwangjin Yoon*; TGS- NOPEC 8:45am FEN-1.2 Stability of Molybdenum Dioxide as Catalyst for Isooctane Steam Reforming and Partial Oxidtion; O. Marin Flores and Su Ha*; Washington State Univ. 9:30am
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session (Strateford) Session Chair: Dae Gee Huh (KIGAM)
2:15pm FEN-3.1 Efficient Domain Decomposition for Parallel Simulation Accounting for Uncertainty in the Reservoir Model; Yonghwee Kim* and Sanjay Srinivasan; Baker Atlas 2:45pm FEN-3.2 A Simulation Study for CO2 Sequestration in Deep Saline Aquifer: A Case Study at Gorae-V Structure in Korea; Young Soo Lee and Wonmo Sung*; Hanyang Univ. 3:45pm
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session (Strateford) Session Chair: Sam J. Cho (Pacmets Engineering)
8:00am FEN-5.1 Benefit of Subsea LNG Pipelines; Jaeyoung Lee*; JYL Pipeline 8:30am FEN-5.2 Experimental Study on Offshore Floating Systems; Sam Ryu*; SOFEC Inc 9:30am
10:15am FEN-6.2 Experiment and Modeling to Evaluate the Effects of Fracture Diagenesis on Fracture Treatments? Proppants; Dae Sung Lee*; KIGAM
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session (Strateford) Session Chair: Jaeyoung Lee (JYL Pipeline)
2:15pm FEN-7.1 Theoretical Study of Xenon Clathrate Hydrate Structure I by ab Initio Calculations for the 129Xe Chemical Shifts and the Dissociation Potential Energy Surface; Myongho Jeong* and Yong Ba; CSU-LA 2:45pm FEN-7.2 An Observation on Experimental Design & Pareto Chart and Proper Use of Proxy to Generate P10, P50, P90 Forecast; Sam J. Cho*; Pacmets Engineering 3:15pm FEN-7.3 Evidence and Occurrence of Natural Gas Hydrates in the Ulleung Basin, East Sea of Korea; Dong Geun Yoo, Gil Young Kim, Ho Young Lee and Dae Gee Huh*; KIGAM
Food Science and Technology (FST)
Chair and Co-Chairs Chong Min Lee (Chair, Univ. of Rhode Island), Suk Hoo Yoon (Korea Food Research Institute) and Jung Hoon Han (Frito-Lay)
Organizing Committee Sooja K. Kim (Center for Scientific Review, NIH), Mee Ree Kim (Chung Nam Univ.), Dong Uk Ahn (Iowa State Univ.), Yeonhwa Park (Univ. of Massachusetts), Chin Hong Kim (Cargill ) and Chang Won Ahn (Nong Shim Co.)
Advisory Committee Cherl Ho Lee (Korea Univ.), Kwan Hwa Park (Seoul Univ.), Hyun Kyung Shin (Hallym Univ.), Kyu Hang Kyung (Sejong Univ.), Chang Yong Lee (Cornell Univ.), David Min (Ohio Univ.), Byung Hoon Lee (McGill Univ.) and Keun Ho Lee (Maha Food Safety Consulting)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning: Emerging Technologies for Food Processing and Engineering (Royal Palm Salon 2) Session Chairs: Jung Hoon Han (Frito-Lay) and Suk Hoo Yoon (Korea Food Research Institute)
8:00am FST-1.1 Preparation of Nanocrystals from Starch; Seung-Taik Lim* and Jong-Yea Kim; Korea Univ. 8:20am FST-1.2 Selective Removal of Free Fatty Acids from Soybean Oil using Agricultural Adsorbents; Suk Hoo Yoon; Korea Food Research Institute 8:40am FST-1.3 Separation of Ovotransferrin from Egg White for Antimicrobial Use; D. U. Ahn* and K. Y. Ko; Iowa State Univ. 9:00am FST-1.4 Extraction and Characterization of Gelatin and Antimicrobial Peptide from Skate (Raja Kenojei) Skins; Jong-Bang Eun* and Soung-Hun Cho; Chonnam Nat’l Univ. 9:30am
10:15am FST-2.1 Kinetics of Reactive Oxygen Species and Antioxidant in Food Oxidation; David B. Min (invited speaker); Ohio State Univ. 36
10:30am FST-2.2 Effects of Phospholipids on the Thermal and Photooxidation of Oil; Jiyeun Lee, Kanghyun Kim, Youngjin Yoon and Eunok Choe*; Inha Univ. 10:40am FST-2.3 Development of Analytical Method using HPLC-RI Detector for Mulberry 1- Deoxynojirimycin; Hyun-Bok Kim, Sun-Lim Kim and Gyoo-Byung Sung; Nat’l Institute of Agriculture Science and Technology and Nat’l Institute of Crop Science, Rural Development Administration
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon: Food Safety and Toxicology (Royal Palm Salon 2) Session Chairs: Chang-Rae Lee (California Department of Public Health) and Bosoon Park (USDA-ARS, Russell Research Center)
2:15pm FST-3.1 Instrumental Food Safety and Quality Assessment; Bosoon Park; USDA-ARS, Russell Research Center 2:35pm FST-3.2 Perchlorate in Dinking Water and Food; Chang-Rae Lee; California Department of Public Health 2:55pm FST-3.3 Gemini Vitamin D Analogs Inhibit Estrogen Receptor Positive and Estrogen Receptor Negative Mammary Tumorigenesis without Hypercalcemic Toxicity; Hong Jin Lee*, Shiby Paul, Yan Ji, Nadi Atalla, Paul E. Thomas, Hubert Maehr, Milan Uskokovic and Nanjoo Suh; Rutgers Univ. 3:15pm FST-3.4 Determination of Malachite Green, Crystal Violet and their Leuco Metabolites in Processed Marine Products by HPLC-VIS; Kim Hee Yun, Lee Jun Bae, Jang Young Mi, Lee Myoung Sook, Park Jong Seok, Oh Jae Ho, Lee Soon Kyu, Lee Hyun Sook*, Song Ji Young, Woo Sung Min, Park Mi Sun and Lee Kwang Ho; Gyeongin Regional Food and Drug Administration 3:45pm
4:15pm FST-4.1 Effects of Socioeconomic Status, Caloric Intake, and Physical Activity on Body Composition Among U.S. Elderly; Sang Nam Ahn* and Charles D. Phillips; Texas A&M Univ. System Health Science Center 4:35pm FST-4.3 Effects of Dietary Fish Oil on DNA Damage in Early Stage of Colon Carcinogenesis; Mee Young Hong*, Nancy Turner and Joanne R. Lupton; San Diego State Univ.
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning: Emerging Bioactive Nutraceuticals; Phytochemicals and Health (Royal Palm Salon 2) Session Chairs: David Min (Ohio State Univ.) and Hyun Kyung Shin (Hallym Univ.)
8:00am FST-5.1 Keynote Presentation: Phytosterols: Functional Food Ingredients for Cardiovascular Health (Chemistry, Efficacy and Food Delivery Systems); Jerzy Zawistowski; Forbes Medi-Tech [Research] Inc. 8:40am FST-5.2 Preparation of Licorice Extract and Its Anti- Carcinogenic Effects; HyunKyung Shin* (invited speaker), Jung H.Y.Park and SoonSung Lim; Hallym Univ. 9:05am FST-5.3 Bioactive Effects of Panax Ginseng Ethanol Extract on Antioxidant & Anti- atherogenic Reaction, and Anti-apoptosis According to PD:PT Ratio in Apo E KO mice; Myoungsook Lee ,Soojeong Jang, Department of Food & Nutrition, Sungshin Women’s Univ.; Sungsoo Kim, Korea Food Research Institute; Do,Sungbin Sorn and Sungyong Baek; Seoul Science High School for Gifted Students 9:25am FST-5.4 Characterization of Glycosaminoglycans from the Ascidian Mungge (Halocynthia roretzi) Tunics; Byeong-Dae Choi, Grace N. Palmos, Guo Rui, Seong-Hun Jeong, Yeung-Joon Choi and Seok-Jong Kang; Gyeongsang Nat’l Univ. 9:30am
10:10am FST-6.1 Nutritional Regulation of mTOR Signaling in Neonates; Teresa A. Davis (invited); Baylor College of Medicine 10:35am FST-6.2 Role of Autophagy in Cardioprotection; Roberta A. Gottlieb (invited); BioScience Center, San Diego State Univ.
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Emerting Bioactive Nutraceuticlas; Phytochemicals and Health POS-51 Inhibitory Allergic Airway Responses in Saponin Isolated from the Roots of Platycodon Grandiflorum; Jae Ho Choi, Hye Gwang Jeong; Research Center for Proteineous Materials, Chosun Univ. POS-52 Identification of Phenolics and Antioxidative Activity in Various Grades of Organic Green Teas Grown in Boseong, Korea; Sang-Gil Lee*, Tae-Gyu Nam, Young-Jun Kima and Dae-Ok Kim; Kyung Hee Univ. POS-53 Effect of HHP Processing on Isothiocyanate Production in Brassica Vegetables; Song Yi Koo*, Kwang Hyun Cha and Cheol-Ho Pan; Natural Products Research Center, KIST POS-54 Acer tegmentosum Maxim. Extracts Induces Apoptosis of Human Hepatoma HepG2 Cells and Protects Hepatic Injuries in Lipopolysaccharide-Induced Mice; Ha Na Kwon, Jeong Ryae Jeon andJyung Rewng Park*; Yeungnam Univ. POS-55 Fucoxanthin from Brown Seaweed Extract Suppresses Body Fat Mass Increase and Lowers Plasma Lipids in High-Fat Fed Mice; Myoung-Nam Woo and Jong-Eun Jeon;Kyungpook Nat’l Univ., Yong Bok Park and Hyung Suk ; Amicogen, Inc, Jiyoung Yeo, Seon-Min Jeon and Hye-Jin Kim; KNU, Young Chul Shin; AI and Myung-Sook Choi*; KNU
New Trends in Research in Human Nutrition and Chronic Disease POS-56 Weight Gain Limitation and Liver Protection by Long-term Feeding of Astaxanthin in Murines; Gilhwan An*, Sung-Han Kim, Dong-Il Jean, Yong-Pyo Lim and Jae-Eul Choi; Chungnam Nat’l Univ. POS-57 Salad Vegetable Mix Supplementation Reduces Lipid Peroxidation and Oxidative DNA Damage in Animal and Human Study; Sun Hee Cheong, Mi Yeon Kim, ChanWook Shon, Hyun Jung Shim, Min Hee Kim, Kun Jong Lee and Mee Ree Kim* ; Chungnam Nat’l Univ. POS-58 Effects of Stimulant-free Dietary Supplements Containing Vitamin C on Body Weight and Fat Loss in Guinea Pigs fed High Fat Diet; Hyung Joo Suh* and Eun Young; Korea Univ., Jin Man Kim; Konkuk Univ., In Sun Hong, Seung Chol Jun, Hyo Jung Park and Un Jae Chang; Dongduk Women’s Univ. (Delete) POS-59 Dose Response Effect of Docosahexaenoic acid and Phosphatidylcholine on Learning Behavior and Brain Fatty Acid Composition in Mice; Sun-Young Lim; Korea Maritime Univ.; Hiramitsu Suzuki; Kagawa Nutrition Univ. POS-60 Analysis of Mn and Zn in Korean Children’s Snacks by Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis; S-O. Chang, K. S. Kim, S. H. Kim Y. S. Chung and J. H. Moon; Suwon Univ., O. Lee*; Yongin Univ.
Food processing and Engineering POS-61 Optimal Calcination Condition for Making the Calcium Product after Removing Gelatin from Skate-Ray Cartilage; Dong-Ok Chung*; Chodang Univ., Beom-Ryoul Yoo and Jong-Bang Eun; Chonnam Nat’l Univ. POS-62 Development of a HTS System for Identification of Novel Antimicrobial Agents to Control Vibrio vulnificus, a Model Foodborne Pathogen; Seung Min Kim, Byoung Sik Kim and Sang Ho Choi; Seoul Nat’l Univ. POS-63 The Optimization of Jelly with Blueberry Juice using Response Surface Methodology; Nami Joo, Sang Hyun Park*, Eun Kyung Jung, Kyoung Jin Lee and Ok-Sun Kim; Sookmyung Women`s Univ., Jae-Eun Paik; Bucheon College and Hyun Joo Bae; Daegu Univ. POS-64 Quality Characteristics of Soy Cutlets using Proteolytic Enzyme Modifed Textured Soy Proteins; Eunbi Kim, Eunju Kim, Hanna Lee, Min Kyung Lee and Sook Young Lee*; Chung-Ang Univ.
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Sessions (Royal Palm Salon 2) Session Chairs: Keun Ho Lee (Maha Food Safety Consulting) and Sooja K. Kim (NIH) 38
3:00pm FST-7.1 Industry Forum: New Developments and Activities in Food and Health Industries 4:00pm FST-7.2 New Trends in Research and Development in Food Science and Technology and in Functional Foods and Utilization of Traditional Foods Session Chair: Chong Min Lee (Univ. of Rhode Island) and Suk Hoo Yoon (Korea Food Research Institute)
Information Science and Technology (IST)
Sponsored by
Chair and Co-Chairs Kyung Dong Ryu (Chair, IBM Research), Kang-Won Lee (IBM Research), Jin-Hyung Kim (KAIST) and Hyoung-Joo Kim (Seoul Nat’l Univ.)
Program Committee Sungjoon Ahn (LG), Sungdeok Cha (KAIST),Hyeonsang Eom (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Eenjun Hwang (Korea Univ.), Eulgyu Im (Hanyang Univ.), Jin-soo Kim (KAIST), Youngbae Ko (Ajou Univ.), Taekyoung Kwon (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Chang Gun Lee (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Minsoo Lee (Ewha Univ.), Wonjun Lee (Korea Univ.), Junehwa Song (KAIST), Junghoo Cho (UCLA), Yoonsuck Choe (Texas A&M), Byung Kyu Choi (MTU), Lawrence Chung (UT Dallas), Jaewon Kang (Telcordia), Jihie Kim (USC), Yoo-Ah Kim (UConn), Yoohwan Kim (UNLV), Bongjun Ko (IBM Research), Taekjin Kwon (Telcordia), Joohyung Lee (ASU), Jysoo Lee (UCSD/KISTI) and Bongki Moon (Univ. of Arizona)
Advisory Committee Lawrence Chung (UT Dallas), Soon Myung Chung (Wright State Univ.), Se June Hong (IBM Research), Steve Sung-Mo Kang (UC Merced), Kane Kim (UC Irvine), Insup Lee (UPenn), Kang G. Shin (Univ. of Michigan), Sang Hyuk Son (Univ. of Virginia), Yoo-Keun Cho (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Jong-Deok Choi (Samsung), Ho Soo Lee (Samsung), Kwyro Lee (LG), Chanmo Park (POSTECH), Hyunsik Shin (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Kyu-Young Whang (KAIST) and Yanghee Choi (Seoul Nat’l Univ.)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: CNT/IST Joint Keynote Session (Royal Palm Salon 5) Session Chairs: Jae-Hoon Kim (Boeing) and Kyung Dong Ryu (IBM Research)
8:00am CNT/IST-1.1 Compilers and Parallel Computing Systems; Frances Allen (2006 Turing Awardee); IBM T.J. Watson Research Center 8:45am CNT/IST-1.2 How Many Radios Do We Need on Our Planet?; Chong Uk Lee; Qualcomm Inc.
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Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session I: Computer Systems (Royal Palm Salon 4) Session Chairs: Kyung Dong Ryu
9:45am IST-2.1 Opening Remarks; Kyung Dong Ryu (General Chair); IBM Research 9:55am IST-2.2 Enabling Scientific Data Integration through Exploration and Expert Feedback; Selcuk Candan*; Arizona State Univ. 10:15am IST-2.3 System-level Thermal Aware Scheduling; Karam Chatha*; Arizona State Univ. 10:35am IST-2.4 Top 5 trends in storage systems; Kaladhar Voruganti*; NetApp Corp. 10:55am IST-2.5 Integrating System and Software Engineering through Modeling; Garth Watney*; NASA JPL
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Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session II: Networks (Royal Palm Salon 4) Session Chairs: Kang-Won Lee
2:15pm IST-3.1 Comprehending the Effects of Carrier Sensing on Interference in Wireless Mesh Networks; Sung-Ju Lee, Jeongkeun Lee*; HP Labs, Taekyoung Kwon and Yanghee Choi; Seoul Nat’l Univ. 2:35pm IST-3.2 Mobility Model, Inter-meeting Time, and Performance Implication of Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks under non-Poisson Contact; Han Cai and Do Young Eun*; North Carolina State Univ. 2:55pm IST-3.3 Bloom Filter Assisted Route Recovery for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks; Boo Joong Kang and Eul Gyu Im*; Hanyang Univ. 3:15pm IST-3.4 Overlay path selection using frequency analysis of end-to-end delay; Kunwoo Park and Taekyoung Kwon; Seoul Nat’l Univ., Min Sik Kim*; Washington State Univ. 3:30pm IST-3.5 Aggregation in Sensor Networks with a User-Provided Quality of Service Goal; Zhen He, La; Trobe Univ., Byung Suk Lee* and X. Sean Wang; Univ. of Vermont 3:45pm
4:00pm IST-4.1 An architecture to Support QoS in Real-Time Data Management for Large-Scale Distributed Systems; Woochul Kang and Sang Hyuk Son*; Univ. of Virginia 4:20pm IST-4.2 ITRCs, for the Global Leader; Kee-Wook Rim*; Sunmoon Univ. 4:35pm IST-4.3 Web Robot Classification: Using www.microsoft.com Web Log and over One Billion Entries; Sungdeok Cha*; Korea Univ., Junsup Lee, Dongkun Lee and Hyungkyu Lee; KAIST 4:55pm IST-4.4 A Behavior-Centric Mobile-Device-Resident Malware Detection Method Using Ontology; Jungwoo Ryoo*, Penn State Univ., Altoona; Soon Ae Chun, City Univ. of New York College of Staten Island 4:15pm IST-4.5 Next Generation Computing Platform for Small and Medium Business IT; Jong Hyuk Choi*, IBM Research
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session I: Keynote Talks (Royal Palm Salon 4) Session Chairs: Sungdeok Cha
8:00am IST-5.1 Behavioral Detection of Malware on Mobile Handsets; Kang G. Shin*; Univ. of Michigan 8:45am IST-5.2 A Long-Term Challenge in Networked Embedded Computing: Uplifting the Level of Abstraction of the Programming Model; Kwang-Hae (Kane) Kim *; Univ. of California, Irvine 9:30am
9:45am IST-6.1 Restoring Software Ecosystem in Korea; Jin Hyung Kim*; KAIST 10:00am IST-6.2 Scaffolding On-line Discussions with Past Discussions: An Analysis and Pilot Study of PedaBot; Jihie Kim*, Erin Shaw and Sujith Ravi; USC/ISI 10:20am IST-6.3 Action Language C+; Joohyung Lee*; Arizona State Univ. 10:35am IST-6.4 Object Detection and Tracking in Computer Vision; Kyungnam Kim*; GE Global Research 10:55am IST-6.5 Multispectral Imaging and Fusion for Robust Face Recognition; Seong G. Kong*; Temple Univ.
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session I: IT Systems, Networks, Education Session Chairs: Jin Hyung Kim
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3:00pm IST-7.1 NEXT(Next-Nurturing Excellent Engineers in Information Technology) Project in Korea; Jung-bae Lee, Sunmoon Univ.; Oh-Young Kwon*, Korea Univ. of Technology and Education 3:15pm IST-7.2 Context-aware Ubiquitous Computing: A Service Scenario-based Approach; Shinyoung Lim and Lawrence Chung*, Univ. of Texas, Dallas 3:30pm IST-7.3 Resource Request and Allocation Algorithm for Variable Bit Rate Voice Traffic, Sung- Min Oh, Jae-Hyun Kim*, Ajou Univ.; Juno Kim, Ucomm Technology 3:45pm IST-7.4 Netcentric Freight Security Architecture; Hiekeun Ko*, SPAWAR Systems Center
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session II: Panel Discussions Session Chairs: Sang Hyuk Son
4:10pm IST-8.1 Panel Discussion: Declining CS Enrollment in Korea; Sang Hyuk Son, Univ. of Virginia; (panelists: Kane Kim, Sungdeok Cha, Jin Hyung Kim, Kang G. Shin, Lawrence Chung)
IST Symposium Posters (Royal Palm Salon 4) IST-9.1 Integrated Resource Provisioning via Server-level Virtualization; Yang-Suk Kee* and Carl Kesselman; USC/ISI IST-9.2 e-Business Architecture with Search Engine; Jongwook Woo; California State Univ.
Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, and Manufacturing Technology (MRM)
Chair and Co-Chairs Hee-Koo Moon (Chair, Solar Turbines Inc./Caterpillar), Jongwon Kim (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Tong Seop Kim (Inha Univ. ), Howard Ho Chung (MITEC Internat’l Inc.), Kwang J. Kim (U of Nevada, Reno), Dongjun Lee (Univ. of of Tennessee-Knoxville), Jungho Kim (Univ. of Maryland) and Woosoon Yim (U of Nevada, Las Vegas)
Advisory Committee Jung-Chan Bae (KITECH), Tae-Young Chung (KIMM), H. Thomas Hahn (UCLA), Yoon-Soo Park (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) and Kyung-Suk Kim (Brown Univ.)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session (Royal Palm Salon 6) Session Chairs: Hee-Koo Moon (Solar Turbines), Kwang J. Kim (Univ. of Nevada, Reno)
8:00am MRM-1.1 Energy Harvesting and Storage Structures (Keynote Paper); H. Thomas Hahn*, J. Sugar, T. Pereira, and J. Maung; Univ. of California, LA 8:30am MRM-1.2 Fabrication of Self-healing Composite Using a Thermally Mendable Polymer and a Carbon Fabric; Jong Se Park* and H. Thomas Hahn; Univ. of California, Los Angeles 8:50am MRM-1.3 A visually Aided Miniature Hand Consisting of Balloon-Joint Micro Fingers; Wook Choi*, Minoo Akbarian, Vladimir Rubtsov and Chang-jin ("CJ") Kim; Univ. of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) 9:10am MRM-1.4 Low Velocity Blunt Impacts on Composite Panels; Daniel Whisler* and Hyonny Kim; UCSD Structural Engineering 9:30am
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10:25am MRM-1.7 A New Ionic Polymer-Metal Composite; Il-Seok Park* and Kwang J. Kim; Univ. of Nevada, Reno 10:45am MRM-1.8 Development of Advanced Damping Composite Materials Utilizing Nanomaterials; Jonghwan Suhr*; Univ. of Nevada, Reno
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session (Royal Palm Salon 6) Session Chairs: Howard Ho Chung (MITEC Internat’l Inc.) and Jungho Kim (Univ. of Maryland)
2:15pm MRM-2.1 Implantable Microdevice for the Treatment of Hydrocephalus: Design and Fabrication of an Array of Microvalves and Microneedles; Jonghyun Oh and Hongseok (Moses) Noh*; Drexel Univ. 2:35pm MRM-2.2 Characterization of Multi-Scale Transport Phenomena in Biological Systems; Bumsoo Han*; Univ. of Texas at Arlington 2:55pm MRM-2.3 A Novel Technique to Construct Nanofluidic Devices; Jonghyun Oh* and Hongseok (Moses) Noh; Drexel Univ. 3:45pm
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session (Royal Palm Salon 6) Session Chairs: Woosoon Yim (U of Nevada, Las Vegas) and Dongjun Lee (Univ. of Tennessee- Knoxville)
8:00am MRM-3.1 Real-Time Variable Compliance Device for Engineering Applications (Invited Paper); Woosoon Yim* and Saul Opie; Univ. of Nevada Las Vegas 8:20am MRM-3.2 2-D and 3-D Manipulations of Millimeter- and Micron-Sized Objects Using Acoustically-Excited Oscillating Bubbles; Sang Kug Chung and Sung Kwon Cho*; Univ. of Pittsburgh 8:40am MRM-3.3 Stable Haptic Interaction over the Internet; Dongjun Lee* and Ke Huang; Univ. of Tennessee 9:00am MRM-3.4 Gas Foil Bearings for Oil-Free Microturbomachinery: Effect of Mechanical Preloads on the Rotordynamic Performance; Tae Ho Kim* and Luis San Andres; Texas A&M Univ. 9:30am
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session (Royal Palm Salon 6) Session Chairs: Jongwon Kim (Seoul Nat’l Univ.) and Tong Seop Kim (Inha Univ.)
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3:00pm MRM-4.1 Thermal Design of Cooling Systems in Gas Turbine and Ramjet (Invited Paper); Hyung Hee Cho*, Kyung Min Kim and Dong Hyun Lee; Department of Mechanical Engineering, Yonsei Univ. 3:20pm MRM-4.2 Design Considerations and Performance Perspective of Fuel Cell/Gas Turbine Hybrid Systems; Tong Seop Kim* and Sung Ku Park; Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Inha Univ. 3:40pm MRM-4.3 Effects of Honeycomb Land on Labyrinth Seal; Yungmo Kang*; Solar Turbines Incorporated and Tong Seop Kim, Inha Univ. 4:00pm MRM-4.4 The Effect of Wall Thickness on Nozzle Suction Side Film Cooling; Luzeng Zhang* and HeeKoo Moon; Solar Turbines Inc. 4:20pm MRM-4.5 Prediction of Heat Transfer and Flow Transition on Transonic Turbine Airfoils Under High Freestream Turbulence; Jiang Luo* and Eli Razinsky; Solar Turbines Inc. (Caterpillar)
Nano Science and Technology (NST)
Chair and Co-Chair Duck-Joo Yang (Chair, Univ. of Texas at Dallas) and Sanghee Suh (Nat’l Program of Nanostructured Materials Technology Center)
Organizing Committee Kap Seung Yang (Chonnam Nat’l U), Dong-Chan Shin (Chosun U), Christopher Bunker (Air Force Research Laboratory), Soon Hyung Hong (KAIST), Jeong-Bong Lee (UT Dallas), Bum Ho Choi (KITECH) Jiyoung Kim (UT Dallas), Kun-Hong Lee (POSTECH), Haiwon Lee (Hanyang U) and Sanghee Suh (Nat’l Program for Nanostructured Materials Technology Center)
Advisory Committee Byung-Lip Lee (Air Force Office of Science Research), Jung-Chan Bae (KITECH), Haiwon Lee (Hanyang U), Kyung-Suk Kim (Brown Univ.), H. Thomas Hahn (UCLA), Yoon-Soo Park (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) and Kwang Hwa Chung (KRISS)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Nano-Materials & Nano-Energetics (Sunset) Session Chairs: Haiwon Lee (Hanyang Univ.) and Jiyoung Kim (UT Dallas)
8:00am NST-1.1 Invited Speech: Opening Remarks; Overview of UKC2008 Nano Science & Technology symposium: Past, Present, and Future; Byung-Lip Lee*; Air Force Office of Science Research 8:05pm NST-1.2 Two-phase Carbon Nanofibers for the EDLC Electrode in Aqueous and Ionic Liquids; Bo-Hey Kim1, B. T. N. Ngoc1, Marilou E. Dela Cruz2, J. Ferraris2, K. S. Yang1*; Chonnam Nat’l Univ. 8:25pm NST-1.3 Revealing Thermochemical Surface Reactivity of Carbon Nanotubes: A Gateway for the Next Stage of Nanoscience and Technology; Hee Cheul Choi*; Pohang Univ. of Science and Technology 8:45pm NST-1.4 Investigation of the Template Fluidic Assembly of Highly Organized Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Networks; Laila Jaberansari, Sivasubramanian Somu, Xugang Xiong, Myung Gwan Hahm, Ahmed Busnaina, and Yung Joon Jung; Northeastern Univ. 9:05pm NST-1.5 Fabrication of Copper based Nanoparticles Embedded In a Thick Polyimide Film; Junro Yoon1, K. H. Lee2, J. Y. Lee2, Young-Ho Kim1*; Hanyang Univ. 9:30pm
10:35pm NST-1.9 Investigation on Nanometer-scale Characteristics of Ge2Sb2Te5 for Ultra High Density Non-volatile Memories; A.R. Jeong and William Jo*; Ewha Womans Univ. 10:55pm NST-1.10 Current Status of Printed Electronics Technology in Korea; Jeong-No Lee*; KETI
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Nano-Bio Materials (Sunset) Session Chairs: Chris Bunker (AFRL) and SH Hong (KAIST)
2:15pm NST-2.1 Keynote Speech: Diverse Carbon Nanotube Artificial Muscles Meet an Exciting New Family Member; Ray H. Baughman*; Univ. of Texas at Dallas 2:55pm NST-2.2 Continuous Growth of Carbon Nanotubes using Chemical Vapor Deposition; Bum Ho Choi*, Young Mi Kim, Seok-Seung Shin, Young Baek Kim, Jong Ho Lee, Jong Woon Park, Tae Won Kim, Woo Sam Kim; Korea Institute of Industrial Technology 3:15pm NST-2.3 Crystallization on Patterned Substrates; Kitae Kim*; Illinois Institute of Technology 3:35pm NST-2.4 Direct Concentration of Circulating DNA by using a Nanostructured Tip; Woon-Hong Yeo*1, Jae-Hyun Chung1, Kyung-Hoon Lee2, Yaling Liu3; Univ. of Washington, Seattle 3:45pm
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: Nano-Photonics & Nano-Sensor (Sunset) Session Chairs: Kun-Hong Lee (POSTECH) and KS Yang (Chonnam Nat’l Univ.)
8:10am NST-3.1 Novel p- and n-dopants for High Efficiency, Low Driving Voltage Organic Light Emitting Diodes; Dong-Sok Leem and Jang-Joo Kim*; Seoul Nat’l Univ 8:30am NST-3.2 Work Function Engineering of TCO for OLED Devices; Dong Chan Shin*, Seok-Eui Choi and Hyo-kyun Ham; Chosun Univ 8:50am NST-3.3 Thermo-optic Tunable Nano Photonic Crystals; Dong Yonghao Cui, Mark Tinker and Jeong-Bong Lee*; Univ. of Texas at Dallas 9:30am
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
POS-65 Glucose/O2 Biofuel Cell based on Nanowire grown Electrodes; Jongeun Ryu*, Daniel S. Choi and H. Thomas Hahn; Univ. of California, Los Angeles POS-66 Synthesis and Characterization of Core-Shell Nanoparticles with Two-Component Shells; Daniel Gillaugh*, Derek Clark, and Christopher E. Bunker; Air Force Research Laboratory 44
POS-67 Growth and Properties of Ni/Si Nanowires for Electrical Transport; Jae Ho Lee*, Michael Carpenter, Eric Eisenbraun, Yongqiang Xue, and Robert Geer; Univ. at Albany POS-68 Re-use of catalyst thin films for repeated growth of MWNT forests; Myounggu Park*, Sang Woo Han, Jong Girl Ok and A. John Hart; Univ. of Michigan POS-69 Characterization of Two-Component Shell-Fe Core Nanoparticle Materials by FTIR Coupled with Principal Component Analysis; Derek Clark*, Daniel Gillaugh, and Christopher E. Bunker; Air force Research Laboratory POS-70 Active Aluminum Core-shell Nanoparticles and Their Biological Relevance; Marcus Smith*1, K. A. Shiral Fernando1, Elena A. Guliants1, Saber M. Hussain2, Laura K. Stolle2, and Christopher E. Bunker2; Univ. of Dayton POS-71 REVIEW: Fabrication of polymeric Nanocomposites Containing Carbon Nanotubes and Graphite Nanoplatelets; Zhe. Wang*, H.S. Kim, and H.T. Hahn; Univ. of California, Los Angeles POS-72 pH Measurements with a Microcantilever Biosensor System; Shin Hur*, Hyeon Yoon and Wan- Doo Kim; Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session: Nano-Materials Synthesis (Sunset) Session Chairs: SH Suh (KIST) and DC Shin (Chosun Univ.)
3:00pm NST-5.1 Keynote Speech: Synthesis and Biomedical Applications of Uniform-sized Nanoparticles; Taeghwan Hyeon*; Seoul Nat’l Univ. 3:40pm NST-5.2 Morphology-controlled Growth of ZnO Nanostructures Using Microwave Irradiation; Seungho Cho, Seung-Ho Jung and Kun-Hong Lee; Pohang Univ. of Science and Technolog 3:55pm NST-5.3 Sonochemical Synthesis of Aluminum Core-Shell Nanoparticles; K.A. Shiral Fernando*1 Barbara A. Harruff1, Marcus Smith1, William K. Lewis1, Elena A. Guliants1, and Christopher E. Bunker2; Univ. of Dayton 4:10pm NST-5.4 First Principles-based Atomistic Modeling for Controlled Synthesis and Structure of Silicon Nanostructures in Amorphous Silica Materials; Gyeong S. Hwang*; Univ. of Texas at Austin 4:25pm NST-5.5 Synthesis and Application of a Ratiometric Fluorescent Nanoparticle Calcium Sensor; J. Choi*1, R. Molloy2, A. Burns3, U. Wiesner3, and M. Lindau2; Cornell Univ. 4:40pm NST-5.6 Reflections; H. Thomas Hahn*; Univ. of California, Los Angeles
Polymer Chemistry and Physics (PCP)
Chair and Co-Chairs Hyuk Yu (Chair, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison), Jin Nyoung Yoo (LG Chem Research) and Chang Y. Ryu (RPI)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Joint Session with PET (Pacific Salon 3) Session Chairs: Hyuk Yu (Univ. of. Wisconsin) and Kun Sup Hyun (PPI.NJIT)
8:00am PCP/PET-1.1 Non-Canonical Amino Acids in Protein Design, Evolution and Analysis; David A. Tirrell; Caltech, USA 8:45am PCP/PET-1.2 Characterization for Polymer Physics and Chemistry; Eric J. Amis; Nat’l Institute of Standards and Technology USA 9:30am
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Block Copolymers and Chemically Tailored Copolymers (Pacific Salon 4) Session Chairs: Kyusoon Shin (Seoul Nat’l Univ.) and Al Crosby (Univ. of Mass, Amherst) 45
2:15pm PCP-3.1 Formation and properties of heteropolymers with adjustable monomer sequences; J. Genzer, Y.K. Jhon, J.J. Semler, C.Y. Ryu and R. Krishnamoorti; Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, North Carolina State Univ., Raleigh, NC; Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY; Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, Univ. of Houston 2:45pm PCP-3.2 Functional Polymer Thin Films Based on Block Copolymers; Kookheon Char, Jeong Gon Son; and Hyoseon Suh; School of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Seoul Nat’l Univ. 3:15pm PCP-3.3 Transition Behavior of Diblock Copolymer Thin Films; Changhak Shin, Hyungju Ahn, Eunhye Kim, Du Yeol Ryu, June Huh and Kwang-Woo Kim; Department of Chemical Engineering, Yonsei Univ., School of Materials Science and Engineering, Seoul Nat’l Univ., Pohang Accelerator Laboratory 3:45 pm
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: Polymer Surfaces and Architecturally Tailored Polymers (Pacific Salon 4) Session Chairs: Sangmin Jeon (POSTECH) and Kevin Cavicchi (Univ. of Akron)
8:00 am PCP-5.1 Wrinkling, Crumpling, and Snapping Polymer Surfaces; A.J. Crosby, E.P. Chan, D. Holmes, D. Breid and C. Davis; Department of Polymer Science & Engineering, Univ. of Massachusetts 8:30 am PCP-5.2 Superhydrophobic/Superhydrophilic Switchable Wettability on Nanostructured Surfaces; Kilwon Cho; Department of Chemical Engineering, POSTECH 9:00 am PCP-5.3 Creasing of Surface-Attached Hydrogels: Harnessing an Elastic Instability to Create Active Surfaces; Jungwook Kim, Veronica Trujillo, Anesia Burns and Ryan C. Hayward; Department of Polymer Science & Engineering, Univ. of Massachusetts 9:30 am
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session: Polymer Materials, Synthesis and Characterization (Pacific Salon 4) Session Chairs: Du Yeol Ryu (Yonsei Univ.) and Ryan Hayward (UMass, Amherst)
3:00pm PCP-7.1 Polymers in consumer electronics; Young Hwan Kim; Advanced Material Lab, Samsung SAIT 3:30pm PCP-7.2 Post-Modification of Polysulfone Using Transition Metal Catalyzed C-H Activation; Se Hye Kim and Chulsung Bae; Department of Chemistry, Univ. of Nevada 4:00pm PCP-7.3 Synthesis of Chiral [Bis(pyridine)salen]-based Coordination Polymers and Their Application in Enantioselective Reactions; So-Hye Cho, SonBinh T. Nguyen and Joseph T. 46
Hupp; Department of Chemistry, Scripps Research Institute; Department of Chemistry, Northwestern Univ. 4:20pm PCP-7.4 Nanomechanical measurements on the glass transition of polymers; Sangmin Jeon; Department of Chemical Engineering, Pohang Univ. of Science and Technology 4:40pm PCP-7.5 Interaction Chromatography of Heteropolymers with Adjustable Monomer Sequence Distributions; Chang Y. Ryu, Junwon Han, Byung Ho Jeon, James J. Semler, Young K. Jhon and Jan Genzer; Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, North Carolina State Univ.
Polymer Engineering and Technology (PET)
Chair, Honorable Chair and Co-Chairs Kun Sup Hyun (Chair, PPI /NJIT), Sang Sun Woo (Cheil Industries), Seung Joon Rhee (Sunoco, Inc.) and Byung Ohk Rhee (Ajou Univ.)
Organizing Committee Ted Kwalk (Samsung-Total Petrochemicals Co.), Kook Hyun Cha (Seoul Nati’l Univ.), Jae Wook Lee (Sogang Univ.), Tai Hun Kwon (POSTECH), Yong Lak Joo (Cornell Univ.), Joon Boo Park (Consultant), Kab Sik Seo (Eastman Chemical), James Y. Chung (Bayer Material Science), Byung Hoon Kim (UMass-Amherst), Dong Woo Yu (Hanwha L&C Canada), Chul Bum Park (Univ. of Toronto) and Eung Kyu Kim (Dow Chemical)
Advisory Committee Weon Lee (Samsung Total Petrochemicals Co.) , Daesik Kim (Cheil Industries), Kyung Jip Min (LG Chem), Hyo-Sup Kim (SKC), Chan Il Chung (RPI), Hyun-Ku Rhee (KAST) and Jae Chun Hyun (Korea Univ.)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Joint Session with PCP (Pacific Salon 3) Session Chairs: Hyuk Yu (U. Wisconsin ) and Kun Sup Hyun (PPI.NJIT)
8:00am PCP/PET-1.1 Non-Canonical Amino Acids in Protein Design, Evolution and Analysis; David A. Tirrell; Caltech 8:45am PCP/PET-1.2 Characterization for Polymer Physics and Chemistry, Eric J. Amis; Nat’l Institute of Standards and Technology USA 9:30am
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Recent Advances in Nanocomposites/ Polymeric Materials (Pacific Salon 5) Session Chairs: James Chung (Bayer Material Science) and Seung Joon Rhee (Sunoco)
2:15pm PET-3.1 Carbon Nanotubes? Processing & Applications; Joseph Ventura; Bayer BMS USA, Heiko Hocke; Bayer BMS/AG, Germany 2:45pm PET-3.2 Graphite Oxide/Poly(Methyl Methacrylate) Nanocomposites prepared by a Novel Method utilizing Macroazoinitiator; Jin Young Jang, Min Seok Kim and Han Mo Jeong; Univ. of Ulsan, Cheol Min Shin; N-Baro Tech. Co. 3:15pm PET-3.3 Shape Memory Polymer Nanocomposites; Sadhan C. Jana, I. Sedat Gunes and Feina Cao; Univ. of Akron 3:45pm
4:00pm PET-3.4 Thermal and Flammability Properties of Polymer Nanocomposites; J.H. Koo and S. Lao; Univ. of Texas-Austin, L.A. Pilato and G.E. Wissler; KAI, LLC. 4:25pm PET-4.1 Polyimides for Electro-optic Applications; Chang-Sik Ha; Pusan Nat’l Univ. 4:45pm PET-4.2 Performance Characteristics Of a Styrene-Isobutylene Block Copolymer produced by Living Cationic Polymerization Technology; David Marshall; Kaneka Texas and Ryuji Fukuda; Kaneka, Japan 5:15pm PET-4.3 Transparent Impact Modifier for Bisphenol A Polycarbonate; James Chung and James P. Mason; Bayer BMS USA and Michael Erkelenz, Bayer BMS/AG Germany
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: Polymer Rheology and Processing (Pacific Salon 5) Session Chairs: Chan Il Chung (RPI) and Yong Lak Joo (Cornell U.)
8:00am PET-5.1 Hysteresis; J, D, Goddard; Univ. of California, San Diego 8:30am PET-5.2 Interesting Nonlinear Dynamics in Film Blowing Process; Jae Chun Hyun; Korea Univ. 9:00am PET-5.3 Nanofibers from Electrically Driven Viscoelastic Jets: Modeling and Experiments; Colman P. Carroll, Eduard Zhmayev, Vibha Kalra and Yong L. Joo; Cornell Univ. 9:30am
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session: Innovative Polymer Process Development (Pacific Salon 5) Session Chairs: Byung-Ohk Rhee (Ajou Univ.) and Eung Kyu Kim (Dow Chemical)
3:00pm PET-7.1 Morphological Characterization of Novel Hybrid Resins; Shriram Bagrodia, Cereplast and Vicki Flaris; Bronx Community College of City Univ. of New York 3:30pm PET-7.2 Fabrication of Polymer Lens by Tunable Liquid Mold; Sung Hwan Cho, Frank S. Tsai and Yu-Hwa Lo; Univ. of California, San Diego 3:55pm PET-7.3 Ionic Liquids as New Generation Additives for Biodegradable Polylactic Acid; Ku- Il Park and Marino Xanthos; New Jersey Institute of Technology 4:15pm PET-7.4 Functionalization of Nanoclays through Exchange Reactions of Ionic Liquids for Polypropylene Nanocomposites; Jin Uk Ha and Marino Xanthos; New Jersey Institute of Technology 4:30pm PET-7.5 Use of Injection Speed Profile to Achieve a Uniform Void Fraction Distribution in Injection Molded Structural Foams; John W. S. Lee, Jing Wang and Chul B. Park; Univ. of Toronto 4:45pm PET-7.6 Structural Analysis for The Deformation of The Inner Tube Of Electric Power Plugs Manufactured By Injection Molding Process; Hyung-Pil Park, Baeg-Soon Cha and Seok-Kwan Hong, Byung-Ohk Rhee and Young-Joo Lee; Ajou Univ.
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Renewable Energy and Sustainability (RES)
Sponsored by and
Chair and Co-Chairs Tae Hyun Kim (Chair, Iowa State Univ.), Jin Suk Lee (KIER), Burtrand Lee (Clemson Univ.), Michael Jin (Univ. of Texas, Arlington), Bong-Kyu Chang (Chevron), Donghwan Kim (Korea Univ.) and Kee-Suk Nahm (Chonbuk Nat’l Univ.)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Energy R&D Workshop II (Royal Palm Salon 1) 8:00am-11:15am Panel Presentations and Panel Discussion See the Energy R&D Workshop II schedule
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Bioenergy (Royal Palm Salon 1) Session Chairs: Tae Hyun Kim (Iowa State Univ.) and Jin Suk Lee (KIER)
2:15pm RES-1.1 Current Situation of New and Renewable Energy Technology in Korea; Moon Hee Han*; Korean Institute of Energy Research (KIER) 2:40pm RES-1.2 Biofuel Feedstock Options and Conversion Platforms for Today and Tomorrow; Kevin B. Hicks*; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Eastern Regional Research Center (USDE-ARS-ERRC) and Tae Hyun Kim; Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State Univ. 3:05pm RES-1.3 Cellulose Conversion Technologies for Utilization of Fiber-rich Corn Milling Co- products; Youngmi Kim*, Rick Hendrickson, Nathan Mosier and Michael R. Ladisch; Laboratory of Renewable Resources Engineering Potter Engineering (LORRE), Purdue Univ. 3:25pm RES-1.4 Opportunities for increasing Biomass Conversion Efficiencies To Ethanol By Engineering Energy Crops; Bruce S. Dien*, G. Sarath, J.F. Pedersen, D.L. Funnell, SE. Sattler and N.N. Nichols; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Nat’l Center for Agricultural Utilization Research (USDE-ARS-NCAUR) 3:45pm
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: AUT/RES Joint Session - Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology (Royal Palm Salon 1) Session Chairs: Se H. Oh (GM R&D) and Bong-Kyu Chang (Chevron)
8:00am AUT/RES -3.1 The Hydrogen/Fuel Cell Transportation Option? A Review of Next Generation Technologies; James A. Spearot*; GM R&D Center (Keynote) 8:30am AUT/RES-3.2 Dynamics and Controls of a PEM Fuel Cell Power System; Song-Yul Choe*; Auburn Univ. 8:50am AUT/RES-3.3 Development of Hyundai`s Tucson FCEV II; Seo-Ho Choi*, Ki-Ho Yoo, Byung-Ki Ahn, Tae-won Lim and Won-Suk Cho; Hyundai Motor Co. 49
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9:25am RES-3.4 Nanostructured Materials and Devices for Hydrogen Production and Conversion; Levi Thompson*; Departments of Chemical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, Univ. of Michigan 9:55am RES-3.5 The Effect of Deposition Techniques of Nano-sized Transition Metal Particles on Hydrogen Storage Properties of Carbon Nanotubes; Sang-Woon Hwang, Chang-Su So, Sami- ullah Rather and Kee-Suk Nahm*; School of Chemical Engineering and Specialized graduate School of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Engineering, Chonbuk Nat’l Univ. 10:15am RES-3.6 Multi-Level Simulations of Fuel Cell Processes; Lee, T.-W.*, Dumerescu, A. and Roy, R.; Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Arizona State Univ. 10:35am RES-3.7 Miniature Biofuel Cells based on Nanobiocatalysis; Fischback, M., Youn, J., Zhao, X., Wang, P., Park, H., Chang, H., Kim and J. Su Ha*; Washington State Univ. 10:55am RES-3.8 Nanocrystal Photoanodes for Solar Hydrogen Production under Visible Light; Jae Sung Lee, Suk Joon Hong, Hwichan Jun, Pramod H. Borse, Burtland Lee*, Department of Chemical Engineering, Postech, Pohang, Korea
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Physware)
Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session: Solar (Royal Palm Salon 1) Session Chairs: Michael Jin (Univ. of Texas at Arlington) and Donghwan Kim (Korea Univ.)
3:00pm RES-4.1 Thin Film Solar Cells? Coming of Age; Neelkanth G. Dhere*; Florida Solar Energy Center, Univ. of Central Florida 3:20pm RES-4.2 High Efficiency Polymer Tandem Solar Cell with Remarkable Air Stability; Kwanghee Lee*, Jin Young Kim; Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST), A. J. Heeger; CPOS, UCSB, Santa Barbara 3:40pm RES-4.3 Electrical Properties of Electrodeposited Cuprous Oxide; Kunhee Han*, Meng Tao; Dept. of Electrical Engineering, The Univ. of Texas at Arlington 4:00pm RES-4.4 Visible Light Response and Photocatalytic Behavior of Brookite Phase Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles; Burtrand I. Lee*, S. Kaewgun, C. A. Nolph, and R. R. Shah; School of Materials Sc. & Eng., Clemson Univ., 4:20pm RES-4.5 Supervisory Control of Energy Management in Solar/Fuel Cell Hybrid Power Systems; Woon Ki Na* and Bei Gou; Univ. of Texas at Arlington 4:40pm RES-4.6 Thin-Film Polyaromatics Directly Deposited by Bergman Cyclization for The Fabrication of Polymer Solar Cells; Chun-Young Lee and Michael Hyun-Chul Jin*; Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Univ. of Texas at Arlington
RES Symposium Posters (Royal Palm Salon 1) RES-5.1 Pretreatment and Fractionation of Corn Stover by S.E.A.A. (Soaking In Ethanol and Aqueous Ammonia) for Bioethanol and Bioproducts Production; Tae Hyun Kim*; Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State Univ., Nhuan-John Nghiem, Kevin B. Hicks; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Eastern Regional Research Center (USDE-ARS-ERRC) RES-5.2 A Plan of Research/Production of Cellulosic Ethanol in Gyeongnam Province, Republic of Korea; Chi Woo Lee*, Young Joon Yang; Department of Automotive Engineering, Jinju Nat’l Univ., Tae Hyun Kim; Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State Univ. RES-5.3 Properties of Coal Gas Purification with Metal Hydride for Producing Hydrogen from Coal Gasification Feedstock; Heondo Jeong*, Dong Sik Kim and Tae Hwan Kim, Korea Institute of Energy Research RES-5.4 Microwave Induced Gasification of Organic Wastes with Anthracite for Hydrogen Production; Dong Sik Kim*, Heon Do Jeong, Dong Kyu Lee, Korea Institute of Energy Research RES-5.5/APM-6.5 Evaluation of Optimum Operation Parameters in Hydrogen Production System from Coal Gasfication; Hyun Min Shim, HongYue Wang and Hyung Taek Kim; Ajou Univ.
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Statistics, Biostatistics, and Bioinformatics (STA)
Chair and Co-Chairs Chong Jin Park (Chair, San Diego State Univ.), Sung K. Ahn (Washing ton State Univ.) and Sin-Ho Jung (Duke Univ.)
Organizing Committee Sung K. Ahn (Washing ton State Univ.), Sin Sup Cho (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Jaewon Lee (Korea Univ.), Taesung Park (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Byeong U. Park (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Sin-Ho Jung (Duke Univ.) and Chul W. Ahn (Univ. of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center)
Advisory Committee Sin Sup Cho (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Jong Woo Jeon (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Chong Jin Park (San Diego State Univ.), Sung K. Ahn (Washington State Univ.), Sin-Ho Jung (Duke Univ.) and Chul W. Ahn (Univ. of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Invited Speakers and Statistics (Esquire) Session Chairs: Sung K. Ahn (Washington State Univ.), MoonJung Cho (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
8:00am STA-1.1 Tie Respecting Bootstrap Methods for Estimating Distributions of Sets and Functions of Eigenvalues (invited); Peter Hall, Young K. Lee and Byeong U. Park*; SNU 8:30am STA-1.2 Evaluation of Error Components in a Simulation Based Evaluation of Survey Procedure; MoonJung Cho* and John Eltinge 8:50am STA-1.3 Marginalized Regression Models for Longitudinal Count Data; Keunbaik Lee*, Michael Daniels and Yongsung Joo 9:10am STA-1.4 Cumulative Incidence Function under the Semiparametric Additive Competing Risks Model; Seungguen Hyun*,Yanging Sun and Rajeshwari Sundaram; Univ. of South Carolina Upstate 9:30am
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Special Session: Invited Speaker (Royal Palm Salon 3)
2:15pm APM/STA- 2.1 On Obtaining a Nobel Prize; Clive Granger (Nobel Laureate)
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session: Invited Speakers and Biostatistics (Esquire) Session Chairs: Sin-Ho Jung (Duke Univ.) and Byeong U. Park (Seoul Nat’l Univ.)
2:45pm STA-2.1 Climate Change Uncertainties: Is Global Warming Really Our Fault? (invited); Richard Levine; San Diego State Univ. 3:15pm
3:45pm STA-2.2 Statistical Science in Korea: the State of Art (invited); Jong Woo Jeon; President of the Korean Statistical Society and Seoul Nat’l Univ. 4:15pm STA-2.3 Gene Discovery through Microarray Studies (invited); Sin-Ho Jung; Duke Univ. 4:45pm STA-2.4 On the Generalization of Closed Testing Procedures with Null Hypotheses Grouped into Families; Hanjoo Kim* and Justin Shults; Univ. of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Saturday (8/16/2008) Morning Session: Biostatistics and Bioinformatics (Esquire) Session Chairs: Hokwon Cho (Univ. of Nevada) and Sin-Ho Jung (Duke Univ.)
8:00am STA-3.1 Mobile Health Project; Hyon Lee*, Stephen Intille and Jarmo Souminen; MIT 8:20am STA-3.2 Bayesian Method using Sparsity Prior for Protein Interaction Predictions; Inyoug Kim*, Yin Liu and Hongyu Zhao; Virginia Tech. 8:40am STA-3.3 A Pathway Based Analysis using Different Weight for Each Gene in a Pathway; Sook Shin Ha; Virginia Tech. 9:00am STA-3.4 Using Chromatin Signature: Prediction of Regulatory Elements in Mammalian Genome; Kyoung-Jae Won*, Iouri Chepelev, Bing Ren and Wei Wang; UC San Diego 9:20am
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm Poster and Box Lunch (Pacific Ballroom) Session Chair: Junho Cha (Chair, Physware)
Plenary Poster Session (POS)
Chair and Co-Chair Junho Cha (Chair, Physware), Seung Yi (Boeing), Jinho Park (Marvell Semiconductor), Yongkyoon In (Far-Tech) and Jae Wook Lee (Scripps Research)
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm BST Poster Session (Pacific Ballroom) POS-1 Mobility of Tsr, TatB and PhoR in the inner membrane of Escherichia coli; Dongmyung Oh*, Yang Yu, Yi-Ju Hsieh, Barry L. Wanner and Ken Ritchie; Purdue Univ. POS-2 Visceral Obesity and Adipokine in Previous Gestational Diabetes; Hak Chul Jang*, Soo Lim, Sung Hee Choi and Kyong Soo Park; Seoul Nat’l Univ., Bundang Hospital POS-3 Alpha-lipoic Acid Decreases Hepatic Lipogenesis through AMPK-dependent and - independent Pathways; Ki-Up Lee*, Keun-Gyu Park, Ae-Kyung Min, Eun Hee Koh and In-Kyu Lee; Univ. of Ulsan College of Medicine, Keimyung Univ., School of Medicine, Kyungpook Nat’l Univ. School of Medicine POS-4 Functions of Calcium and AMP-activated Protein Kinase Signals in Skeletal Muscle Energy Metabolism; Sungkwon Park*, Tracy Sheffler, Alan Grant and Dave Gerrard; Purdue Univ. POS-5 Development of a Novel Anti-diabetes Agent; Moon K. Song; UCLA School of Medicine and VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System POS-6 PK/PD Modeling and Simulation as New Technology in Clinical Trials; Dongwoo Kang; Pfizer Global Research & Development, San Diego 52
POS-7 Quantitative Mapping of Oxygen Saturation in Capillary Blood Vessels for Glucose Measurement; Hiesik Kim and Daniel L. Farkas; Cedars-Sinai Medical Center POS-8 Optimally Under-sampled Variable Density Spiral Imaging: Application to Real-time Cardiac and Speech MRI; Yoon-Chul Kim* and Krishna S. Nayak; USC POS-9 Preliminary Evaluation of a GAPD-PET Insert to a 3-T MRI; Jae Sung Lee*, In Chan Song and Seong Jong Hong; Seoul Nat’l Univ. POS-10 Quantitative Measurement of Gyral White Matter Volume using a 3-D Surface Model; Kiho Im, Jong-Min Lee*, Sang Won Seo, Sun Hyung Kim, Sun I. Kim and Duk L. Na; Hanyang Univ., Samsung Medical Center, and Sungkyunkwan Univ., School of Medicine POS-11 DTI-Tractography to Detect and Quantify Brain Pathways Affected in Traumatic Brain Injury; Jeong-Won Jeong; USC POS-12 Brain Source Localization with a Computational Volume Conductor Model Based on Finite Element Method; Seok Lew*, Carsten Wolters and Rob MacLead; Univ. of Utah and Univ. of Muenster, Germany POS-13 Motion Analysis of the Lumbar with a Flexible Implant by Finite Element Method; Dae Jin Oh, Seung Hyun Yoo*, Yeong Tae Lee, Dhaneshwar Mishra, Ung Rak Jeong and Chang Young Park; Ajou Univ. POS-14 Fluid Shear Stress Modulates S1P-Induced Endothelial Cell Invasion Into Three-Dimensional Matrices; Hojin Kang*, Kayla J. Bayless and Roland Kaunas; Texas A&M Univ. POS-15 Detection of Beta Particles in a Microfluidic Chip Using a Scintillator-Based Lens-Coupled CCD; Jennifer S. Cho; UCLA POS-16 High-throughput On-chip Cell Monitoring Over an Ultra-large Volume; Sungkyu Seo*, Ting-Wei Su, Anthony Erlinger and Aydogan Ozcan; UCLA POS-17 Surface Mechanical Characteristics of Stent Wire under the Ultrasonic Nano-crystal Surface Modification Technology; Hena Kwon*, Chulsoo Gim, Youngshik Pyoun, Inho Cho and Insik Cho; MediSourcePlus, Mitech, SunMoon Univ., Fuzbien Technology Institute POS-18 Quadrature Channel Combining for Doppler Radar Cardiopulmonary Monitoring System; Mohammad Shaifur Rahman, Byung-Jun Jang and Ki-Doo Kim*; Kookmin Univ. POS-19 The Relative Importance of Outer Membrane Lipoprotein Insertion Apparatus (Lol System) in Gram-negative Bacterial Colonization; Min S. Lee* and Milton H. Saier, Jr.; UCSD POS-20 Regulation of Lipoxygenases Activity by Unsaturated Lysophosphatidylcholines or Their Oxygenation Derivates; Long Shuang Huang; Cheon Ho Park and Dai-Eun Sok*, Chungnam Nat’l Univ.. POS-21 Comparative Analyses of Transport Proteins Encoded within the Genome Mycobacterium Tuberculosis and Mycobacterium Leprae; Ji-Won Youm*, Milton H. Saier, Jr.UCSD POS-22 Experimental Validations of a Mathematical Model Provides Insight to Neurospora Crassa Circadian Rhythms; Christian Hong*, Ingunn Jolma, Peter Ruoff, Jennifer Loros, and Jay Dunlap, Dartmouth Medical School and Univ. of Stavanger, Norway POS-23 N-glycan Processing Deficiency Promotes Spontaneous Inflammatory Demyelination and Neurodegeneration; Sung-Uk Lee*, Ani Grigorian, Judy Pawling, I-Ju Chen, Guoyan Gao, Tahseen Mozaffar, Colin McKerlie, and Michael Demetriou, UCI POS-24 Autophagy in Monocytes; Min Kang, and Stephan Krutzik, UCLA
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm CEE Poster Session (Pacific Ballroom) POS-25 A Study on the Prediction of Traffic Counts Using Spatial Regression Model Based on Euclidean distance and Shortest Travel Path; Tae-Young Heo, Ju Sam Oh, Sung Han Lim, Hyun Suk Kim and Chan Keun Park POS-26 Simultaneous Analytical Method for 1,4-dioxane and N-nitrosamines using SPE and GC/MS/MS/CI for Aqueous Samples; Lee J. Yoo POS-27 Surface Water Management in the Brazos River Basin, Texas; Tae Jin Kim and Ralph Wurbs POS-28 Self-Assembly Concept for Asphalt-Aggregate Interface Behaviors in Simple Geometry; Dong-Woo Cho and Hussain U. Bahia POS-29 Evaluation of Concrete Pavement Full Depth Repair Effectiveness: Case Study of US-75; Youn Su Jung, Tom Freeman and Dan Zollinger POS-30 Hydraulic and Leaching Characteristics of Recycled Materials Used in Pavement Construction; Dong-Hee Kang, Andry Z. Ranaivoson, Satish and C. Gupta POS-31 The Development of the Logistics Database Standard System for Republic of Korea; Tea Ho Yoon and Youngmin Kim POS-32 Biodegradation of Four Estrogens by Mixed Culture Enriched from Turkey Litter; Sanghyun Kim and Robin Autenrieth 53
POS-33 Adjacent Inversion of Global NOx Emissions with SCIAMACHY NO2; Changsub Shim, Qinbin Li, and Annmarie Eldering POS-34 The Design on the Hazardous Material Logistics Management and Control System; Keun Suh Kim and Sung Ho Hur POS-35 The Qualitative and Quantative Anlaysis of Seepage Forces induced by Tunneling under Groundwater Table; Youngjin Shin POS-36 Development of Prototype Equipment for Automatic Line Stripe Removal System; Tai Sik Lee, Deuk Soo Moon, Leonhard E. Bernold and Young Hyun Kim POS-37 Study to Suggest Improvement Strategy for Effective Design Work of Multi-complex; Tai Sik Lee, Eun Soo Park, Ja Kyung Koo and Young Joon Jun POS-38 The Development of Decision-Making Techniques for Devising Structural Flood Prevention Measures in the Basin Area and Manuals for Working-Level Users; Tae Woong Kim, Tai Sik Lee, Young Joon Jun and Jeong Ho Lee POS-39 Technology Development and Policy Implications for Desalination through Bibliometric Profiling; Hyun Jung Park and Jongseok Kang POS-40 Efficient Execution of Construction Project Based on Ubiquitous Technologies; Tai Sik Lee, Ja Kyung Gu, Eun Soo Park and Byung Chul Chang
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm CNT Poster Session (Pacific Ballroom) POS-41 Cooperative Multiser MIMO For Multicell Cellular System; Insoo Hwang* and Robert W. Heath Jr.; UT Austin and Cheolwoo You; Myongji Univ. POS-42 Performance Evaluation of Mobile Multi-hop Relay System; Dong Heon Lee*, Suk Chan Kim and Young il Kim; Pusan Univ. POS-43 Design of a Frequency Notched UWB Antenna Using a Slot-Type SRR; Cheol Bok Kim*, Jae Sam Jang, Ho Sang Lee, Jae Hoon Kim, Seung Bae Park and Mun Soo Lee; GNU, Korea POS-44 Global Scale Underwater Acoustic Communications using Time Reversal; Heechun Song*; UCSD POS-45 Multirate Adaptation for Multihop Ad Hoc Wireless Networks; Jun Cheol Park* and Sneha Kumar Kasera; Reduced Packet Probing (RPP) POS-46 Enhancement of SPAM e-mail filtering through Intelligent Perception Rule Generation; Seung Yang*; VSU POS-47 Including Real Device Code in Modeling and Simulation of MANET using OPNET; Tae (Tom) H. Oh*, Jungwoo Ryoo and Young B. Choi; GMU POS-48 A CMOS Analog Correlator for 3.1 to 10.6GHz IR UWB System; Niranjan Karandikar, Timothy Merkin, Varun Shenoy and Sungyong Jung*; UTA POS-49 The Future Trends of Communicationsp;You Song Kim* POS-50 IP-Based Radio Access Network Implementation Cost vs. Network Security Trade-off; Seyong Park* and Alex Salvarani; Lucent-Alcatel
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm FST Poster Session (Pacific Ballroom)
Emerting Bioactive Nutraceuticlas; Phytochemicals and Health POS-51 Inhibitory Allergic Airway Responses in Saponin Isolated from the Roots of Platycodon Grandiflorum; Jae Ho Choi, Hye Gwang Jeong; Research Center for Proteineous Materials, Chosun Univ. POS-52 Identification of Phenolics and Antioxidative Activity in Various Grades of Organic Green Teas Grown in Boseong, Korea; Sang-Gil Lee*, Tae-Gyu Nam, Young-Jun Kima and Dae-Ok Kim; Kyung Hee Univ. POS-53 Effect of HHP Processing on Isothiocyanate Production in Brassica Vegetables; Song Yi Koo*, Kwang Hyun Cha and Cheol-Ho Pan; Natural Products Research Center, KIST POS-54 Acer tegmentosum Maxim. Extracts Induces Apoptosis of Human Hepatoma HepG2 Cells and Protects Hepatic Injuries in Lipopolysaccharide-Induced Mice; Ha Na Kwon, Jeong Ryae Jeon andJyung Rewng Park*; Yeungnam Univ. POS-55 Fucoxanthin from Brown Seaweed Extract Suppresses Body Fat Mass Increase and Lowers Plasma Lipids in High-Fat Fed Mice; Myoung-Nam Woo and Jong-Eun Jeon;Kyungpook Nat’l Univ., Yong Bok Park and Hyung Suk ; Amicogen, Inc, Jiyoung Yeo, Seon-Min Jeon and Hye-Jin Kim; KNU, Young Chul Shin; AI and Myung-Sook Choi*; KNU
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New Trends in Research in Human Nutrition and Chronic Disease POS-56 Weight Gain Limitation and Liver Protection by Long-term Feeding of Astaxanthin in Murines; Gilhwan An*, Sung-Han Kim, Dong-Il Jean, Yong-Pyo Lim and Jae-Eul Choi; Chungnam Nat’l Univ. POS-57 Salad Vegetable Mix Supplementation Reduces Lipid Peroxidation and Oxidative DNA Damage in Animal and Human Study; Sun Hee Cheong, Mi Yeon Kim, ChanWook Shon, Hyun Jung Shim, Min Hee Kim, Kun Jong Lee and Mee Ree Kim*; Chungnam Nat’l Univ. POS-58 Effects of Stimulant-free Dietary Supplements Containing Vitamin C on Body Weight and Fat Loss in Guinea Pigs fed High Fat Diet; Hyung Joo Suh* and Eun Young; Korea Univ., Jin Man Kim; Konkuk Univ., In Sun Hong, Seung Chol Jun, Hyo Jung Park and Un Jae Chang; Dongduk Women’s Univ. (Delete) POS-59 Dose Response Effect of Docosahexaenoic acid and Phosphatidylcholine on Learning Behavior and Brain Fatty Acid Composition in Mice; Sun-Young Lim; Korea Maritime Univ.; Hiramitsu Suzuki; Kagawa Nutrition Univ. POS-60 Analysis of Mn and Zn in Korean Children’s Snacks by Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis; S-O. Chang, K. S. Kim, S. H. Kim Y. S. Chung and J. H. Moon; Suwon Univ., O. Lee*; Yongin Univ.
Food processing and Engineering POS-61 Optimal Calcination Condition for Making the Calcium Product after Removing Gelatin from Skate-Ray Cartilage; Dong-Ok Chung*; Chodang Univ., Beom-Ryoul Yoo and Jong-Bang Eun; Chonnam Nat’l Univ. POS-62 Development of a HTS System for Identification of Novel Antimicrobial Agents to Control Vibrio vulnificus, a Model Foodborne Pathogen; Seung Min Kim, Byoung Sik Kim and Sang Ho Choi; Seoul Nat’l Univ. POS-63 The Optimization of Jelly with Blueberry Juice using Response Surface Methodology; Nami Joo, Sang Hyun Park*, Eun Kyung Jung, Kyoung Jin Lee and Ok-Sun Kim; Sookmyung Women`s Univ., Jae-Eun Paik; Bucheon College and Hyun Joo Bae; Daegu Univ. POS-64 Quality Characteristics of Soy Cutlets using Proteolytic Enzyme Modifed Textured Soy Proteins; Eunbi Kim, Eunju Kim, Hanna Lee, Min Kyung Lee and Sook Young Lee*; Chung-Ang Univ.
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm NST Poster Session (Pacific Ballroom) POS-65 Glucose/O2 Biofuel Cell based on Nanowire grown Electrodes; Jongeun Ryu*, Daniel S. Choi and H. Thomas Hahn; Univ. of California, Los Angeles POS-66 Synthesis and Characterization of Core-Shell Nanoparticles with Two-Component Shells; Daniel Gillaugh*, Derek Clark and Christopher E. Bunker; Air Force Research Laboratory POS-67 Growth and Properties of Ni/Si Nanowires for Electrical Transport; Jae Ho Lee*, Michael Carpenter, Eric Eisenbraun, Yongqiang Xue and Robert Geer; Univ. at Albany POS-68 Re-use of catalyst thin films for repeated growth of MWNT forests; Myounggu Park*, Sang Woo Han, Jong Girl Ok and A. John Hart; Univ. of Michigan POS-69 Characterization of Two-Component Shell-Fe Core Nanoparticle Materials by FTIR Coupled with Principal Component Analysis; Derek Clark*, Daniel Gillaugh, and Christopher E. Bunker; Air force Research Laboratory POS-70 Active Aluminum Core-shell Nanoparticles and Their Biological Relevance; Marcus Smith*1, K. A. Shiral Fernando1, Elena A. Guliants1, Saber M. Hussain2, Laura K. Stolle2 and Christopher E. Bunker2; Univ. of Dayton POS-71 REVIEW: Fabrication of polymeric Nanocomposites Containing Carbon Nanotubes and Graphite Nanoplatelets; Zhe. Wang*, H.S. Kim and H.T. Hahn; Univ. of California, Los Angeles POS-72 pH Measurements with a Microcantilever Biosensor System; Shin Hur*, Hyeon Yoon and Wan- Doo Kim; Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm General Poster Session (Pacific Ballroom) POS-73 Pretreatment and Fractionation of Corn Stover by S.E.A.A. (Soaking In Ethanol and Aqueous Ammonia) for Bioethanol and Bioproducts Production; Tae Hyun Kim*, Nhuan-John Nghiem and Kevin B. Hicks; Iowa State Univ. POS-74 A PLAN OF RESEARCH/PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE BIOETHANOL ENERGY IN GYEONGNAM PROVINCE, KOREA; Chi Woo Lee*, Young Joon Yang and Tae Hyun Kim; Iowa State Univ.
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POS-75 Development of Construction Management(CM) Performance Checklists Using Analytic Hierarchy Process; Tai Sik Lee, Young Joon Jun*, Dong Koo Kwak and Young Min Kim; Hanyang Univ. POS-76 Conductivity Measurement of Soot at Microwave Frequency Using a Cylindrical Cavity; Jae Hee Kim, Wee Sang Park*; Pohang Univ. POS-77 A New Procedure for Predicting Diffusion of New Technology; Chul-Yong Lee* and Jongsu Lee; Georgia Institute of Technology POS-78 Manufacturing of DeNOx SCR Catalyst with a Unique Powder Processing and its Commercial Experiences; Sangho Lee*, Okyoun Kim and Junseong Ahn; Daedok Institute of Technology
Poster Layout (Pacific Ballroom)
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Energy R&D Workshop I (ENGY I)
Sponsored by
Chair and Co-Chairs Yong Nak Lee (Chair, Heat Transfer R&D, Ltd.), Youn-Woo Lee (Seoul Nat’l Univ.), Ki-Woo Lee (Korea Institute of Energy Research) and Jong-Hee Park (Alion Science and Engineering)
Thursday (8/14/2008) Afternoon Session: ENGY I Workshop (Royal Palm Salon 1) Session Chairs: Yong Nak Lee (Heat Transfer R&D) and Ki-Woo Lee of (KIER)
2:00pm Chair’s Opening Remarks 2:10pm ENGY 1-1 The Importance of Energy Technology to Achieve both Energy Security and Climate change Goals; Sung Chul Shin; KETEP 2:25pm ENGY 1-2 Waste Heat to Power-Fundamental & Hurdles; Robert A. Linden; Barber-Nichols, Inc. 2:40pm ENGY 1-3 Application of Organic Rankine Cycle System to Recover Waste Heat from Steam Boiler of In-House Power Plant in the Steel Industries; HeungSoo Park; RIST 2:55pm ENGY1-4 Relevance of Light-Emitting Diodes and Photonic for Energy; Fred E. Schubert; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 3:10pm ENGY1-5 Current Status of LED Lighting Development in Korea; Kyeong-Ik Min; Samsung Electro-Mechanics 3:35pm ENGY1- 6 Required Background Information for developing the technology in the contemporary energy R&D perspective; Jong-Hee (Michael) Park; Alion Science & Technology 3:45pm
Energy R&D Workshop II (ENGY II)
Sponsored by
Chair and Co-Chairs Tae Hyun Kim (Chair, Iowa State Univ.), Youngju Son (KETEP), Bong-Kyu Chang (Chevron), Burtrand Lee (Clemson Univ.), Donghwan Kim (Korea Univ.), Kee-Suk Nahm (Chonbuk Nat’l Univ.) and Michael Jin (Univ. of Texas, Arlington)
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Panel Presentations (Royal Palm Salon 1) Session Chairs: Tae Hyun Kim (Iowa State Univ.) and Michael Jin (Univ. of Texas at Arlington)
8:00am ENGY II-1 The Trends of Renewable Energy Policy in Korea; Dong-Soo Jeong; Korea Science and Engineering Foundation (KOSEF) 8:20am ENGY II-2 Current Aspects and Future Prospects on Bioenergy in Korea; Jin-Suk Lee; Bioenergy Research Center, Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) 8:40am ENGY II-3 Cellulosic Biofuels: Plant, Microbial, and Enzyme Biotechnology in Overcoming Economic Hurdles; Nathan S. Mosier; Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Purdue Univ.
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9:00am ENGY II-4 Status and Prospect of Photovoltaic Industry and Technology Development; Donghwan Kim; Department of Materials Science and Engineering Korea Univ. :20am ENGY II-5 SAI PV Technology Incubator Program; Martha Symko-Davies; Nat’l Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) 9:30am
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session: Panel Presentations (Royal Palm Salon 1) Session Chairs: Bong-Kyu Chang (Chevron), Kee-Suk Nahm (Chonbuk Nat’l Univ.), and Youngju Son (KETEP)
Panelists Dong-Soo Jeong; Korea Science and Engineering Foundation (KOSEF) 1. Bioenergy Jin-Suk Lee; Bioenergy Research Center, Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) Nathan S. Mosier; Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Purdue Univ. 2. Solar Donghwan Kim; Department of Materials Science and Engineering Korea Univ. Martha Symko-Davies; Nat’l Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) 3. Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Burtrand I. Lee; School of Materials Sci. & Eng., Clemson Univ. Seong-Ahn Hong, Nat’l R&D Organization of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell and KIST (Korea Institute of Science and Technology)
Friday (8/15/2008) afternoon – Saturday (8/16/2008) afternoon: RES Symposium (Royal Palm Salon 1) See the RES (Renewable Energy and Sustainability) schedule.
Education and R & D Policy Forum (ERD)
Chair Saeyoung Nate Ahn (President, Fuzbien Technology Institute)
Thursday (8/14/2008) Afternoon Session (3:30pm – 5:30pm): Education and R&D Policy Forum I (Pacific Salon 2) Co-chairs: Chan Mo Park (Chair, Science Advisor to President of ROK) and Jae Yoon Park (Former Minister of Trade, Industry & Energy)
3:30pm ERD-1.1 Se Jung Oh; Dean of College of Natural Sciences, Seoul Nat’l Univ. 3:50pm ERD-1.2 Ray O Johnson; Senior VP & CTO, Lockheed Martin 4:10pm ERD-1.3 Dong Pil Min; Director of Korean Nat’l Science-City Project 4:30pm ERD-1.4 Man Won Kim; KIAS & KAIST 4:50pm ERD-1.5 Nariman Farvardin; Senior VP for Academic Affairs & Provost at UMD 5:10pm ERD-1.6 Je-Chang Woo; Director/General of Korea Research Foundation
Friday (8/15/2008) Morning Session (8:00am-11:15am): Education and R&D Policy Forum II (Pacific Salon 2) – tentatively planned in joint presentation with ULTRA program Co-chairs: Chan Mo Park (Science Advisor to President of ROK) and Saeyoung Nate Ahn (President, Fuzbien Technology Institute)
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Panelists Nam Pyo Suh (President, KAIST) Sung Mo Kang (Chancellor, UC Merced) Dong Pil Min (Director, Korean Nat’l Science-City Project) Se Jung Oh (Dean, Coll. Natural Science, Seoul Nat’l Univ.) Sunggi Baik (President, POSTECH) Ray O. Johnson (Senior VP & CTO, Lockheed Martin) Je-Chang Woo (Director-General, Korea Research Foundation) Jung-ho Sonu (President, GIST) Nariman Farvardin (Senior VP for Academic Affairs & Provost, U. MD)
Friday (8/15/2008) Afternoon Session (2:15pm-5:30pm): Education and R&D Policy Forum III (Pacific Salon 2) Co-Chairs: Hyo-Gun Kim (Former President, GIST) and Saeyoung Nate Ahn (President, Fuzbien Technology Institute)
In honor of Professor Ki Uck Lee (Marquette Univ), the 2nd KSEA President and Distinguished Service Member of KSEA
2:15pm ERD-3.1 Ki Uck Lee; Emeritus Professor of Marquette Univ. 2:35pm ERD-3.2 Kihyun Kim; NC Central Univ. 2:55pm ERD-3.3 Yoonsoo Park; RPI 3:15pm ERD-3.4 Young S. Pyoun; SunMoon Univ. 3:35pm ERD-3.5 Joon Ki Kim; Senior Advisor at SAIT 3:55pm ERD-3.6 Joosung J. Lee; Yonsei Univ. 4:15pm ERD-3.7 Jeong-Mo Yang & Won-Suk Jang; Korea Research Foundation 4:35pm ERD-3.8 Saeyoung Ahn; Fuzbien Technology Institute
Women in Science and Engineering Forum
(WiSE)
Organized by
Chair and Co-Chairs Gye Won Han (Chair, TSRI), Sooja Kim (NIH), Sun Hwa Hahn (KISTI) and Jiyoung Kim (Kyung Hee Univ.)
Organizing Committee Hee-Yong Kim (NIH), Haejung An (USC), Youngjin Park (SAS), Sanghee Yoo (Vertex Pharmaceuticals), Sohye Cho (TSRI) and Myung Hee Park (NIH)
Advisory Committee Kwang Hwa Chung (KRISS), Young Sook Yoo (KIST), Heisook Lee ( Ewha Womans Univ.) and Kong-Joo Lee (Ewha Womans Univ.)
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Saturday (8/16/2008) Afternoon Session (Towne)
3:00pm WISE-1 Mentoring Women Scientists in a Medical School Setting; Teresa Davis; Baylor College of Medicine 3:20pm WISE-2 Cultivating Academic Career: Societal Mentoring Model; Joanne Kwak-Kim;The Chicago Medical School 3:40pm WISE-3 Selling Your Science: Secrets to Success; Roberta Gottlieb; San Diego State Univ. 4:00pm WISE-4 Benefits of Effective Mentoring - A Case at the Defense Contract Management Agency; Moonja Kim; Defense Contract Management Agency 4:15pm WISE-5 The Past, Present and Future of Korean Women in Science and Technology: KWSE; Kong-Joo Lee; Ewha Womans Univ. 4:35pm WISE-6 Extending Social Role and Enhancing Women`s Leadership in Science and Engineering by Participating in Girls’ Science Education Programs; Heisook Lee; Ewha Womans Univ. 4:45pm WISE-7 Activities of Women’s Science and Technology Associations in Korea; Jiyoung Kim; Kyung Hee Univ. 4:55pm
Young Generation and Professional Forum (YG&PF)
Sponsored by
Samsung Electronics Chair and Co-Chair Josh Choi (Chair, JPL/NASA) and Chris Kim (UC San Diego)
Program Committee Chair Erica Shim (UCLA)
Logistics Committee Chair Jungsook Yang (UC Irvine)
YG&PF Advisory Committee John C. Lee, Jung Min Lee, Moonjung Cho, Sam Ryu, Tom Oh and Esther Yang
Key Speakers Panelists: Dr. Sinil Kim (Pfizer) Dr. Te Won Lee (Qualcom/Soft) Mr. Terry Howard (Texas Instruments) Mr. Bryan Min (Epsilon Systems Solutions, Inc.) Dr. Seung-Wuk Lee (UC Berkeley)
Workshop Leaders: Mr. Jim Purdomo, President, Dale Carnegie San Diego Ms. Jill Pittmann, Corporate Sales Consultant, Dale Carnegie San Diego
Friday (8/15/2008) (Pacific Salon 3)
02:00 – 03:00 pm Registration & Get to Know Each Other 60
03:00 – 05:00 pm Panel Discussion: Pros and Cons of Academic vs. Industry Career 05:00 – 09:00 pm Banquet and Plenary Lectures 09:00 – Team Building Activity
Saturday (8/16/2008) (Towne)
08:30 – 09:00 am Continental Breakfast 09:00 – 11:00 am Dale Carnegie Career Development Workship: “How to Win Friends and Influence People: Leadership in Today’s Business Environment” 11:00 – 11:30 am Q&A / Break
Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30am-1:30pm YG&PF Poster Session and Box Lunch (Golden Ballroom)
01:30 – 01:45 pm Break 01:45 – 02:45 pm Plenary Lecture on Global Leadership 03:00 – 05:00 pm Networking / KWiSE Session 05:00 – 09:00 pm Banquet and Plenary Lectures
YG&PF Symposium Posters (Golden Ballroom) YGPF-1 Ethanol Response in C. elegans; Eugene Kym, SNU YGPF-2 Relay Selection Methods for Wireless Cooperative Communications; SeungHoon Nam, Harvard U YGPF-3 Achromatic Polarization Gratings for Efficient Polarization Handling with Broadband Light; Chulwoo Oh, North Carolina State U YGPF-4 Development of Numerical Analysis Framework for Multiphase Materials using the Material Point Method; WooKuen Shin, U of Washington YGPF-5 Parallel FFT Algorithms on Multicore Network-on-Chips; Jungsook Yang, UCI YGPF-6 Simulated Annealing Selection of Irregular Frequency Samples for Image Reconstruction; Benjamin Lee, U of Michigan YGPF-7 Finite Element Modeling of Microscale Biphasic Mechanics in Articular Cartilage under Cyclic Loading; EunJung Kim, North Carolina State U YGPF-8 Label-free detection of near-field microfluidic properties using surface plamon resonance (SPR) reflectance mapping; IlTai Kim, U of Tennessee YGPF-9 Universal Imaging Device using Fluidic Lens and Polymer Lens Fabrication by Tunable Molding Process; SungHwan Cho, UCSD YGPF-10 Direct White Light from A Single Semiconductor Material: A Unique Approach; Wooseok Ki, Rutgers U YGPF-11 Applying adaptive genetic rule-based Systems for Speaker Identification; WonKyung Park, Syracuse U YGPF-12 Material Flow Estimation for End-of-Life LCDs; SeungJin Lee, U of Washington YGPF-13 The essence of subjective conflict during self-control: Neural correlates of sustaining incompatible intentions ; YooNa Kang, Yale U YGPF-14 Providing insights into group processes; GahGene Gweon, Carnegie Mellon U YGPF-15 NePA: Networked Processor Array for High Performance Computing; SeungEun Lee, UCI YGPF-16 Multiple Independent Genetic Variants in the 8q24 Region Are Associated with Prostate Cancer Risk; MiJin (Erika) Kwon, U of Washington YGPF-17 Service Science and Information Technology for Service Innovation; SeungHyun Rhee, UCB YGPF-18 Protein Kinase C (PKC) Mediates Feedback Inhibition of ERK Through EGFR Transactivation in Intestinal Epithelial Cells; YeeSul Yoo, UCLA YGPF-19 Effect of DPP on the redistribution of Kv4 channels in hippocampal CA3 region; HyungJoon Choe, U of Virginia YGPF-20 Mixed Integer Nonlinear Programming for Material Supply Optimization; JoongWoo (Brian) Park, MIT YGPF-21 Optimization of a Flexible Acoustic Localization Sensor Network System; Theo Cho, U of Chicago YGPF-22 Extracellular interaction defines AMPA receptor trafficking checkpoint regulated by stargazin; Christine Nam, UCB 61
YGPF-23 Application of ZigBee Sensor Technology for Air Monitoring System in Subway Stations; JungWon Kwon, U of Seoul YGPF-24 Demonstration of Wide-Angle Nonmechanical Beam Steering Utilizing Liquid Crystal Polarization Gratings; JiHwan Kim, North Carolina State U YGPF-25 Characterization of the IR Light Trapping for Silicon Solar Cells; SungJoon Kim, U of Virginia YGPF-26 Thermal Modeling and Management in a Monolithically Stacked 3-D FPGA Test Chip; JaeHo Lee, Stanford U YGPF-27 Mathematical Programming in digital circuit design; John Lee, UCLA YGPF-28 Application of our random problem generator(RPG) of linear algebra in the self-directed learning environment; DukSun Kim, SungKyunKwan U YGPF-29 Experimental validations of a mathematical model provides insights to neurospora crassa circadian rhythms; Christian Hong, Darmouth U YGPF-30 Performance Study of General Purpose Computation on Graphics Processors (GPGPU); SangHa Lee, U of Virginia
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KSEA Awards
Saturday (8/16/08) Evening Golden Ballroom
Distinguished Service Member
Dr. Ki-Uck Lee
Emeritus Professor, Marquette Univ.
EDUCATION Ph.D in Physics, Florida State Univ., USA, 1955 MS in Physics, Seoul Nat’l Univ., Korea, 1949 BS in Physics, Seoul Nat’l Univ., Korea, 1947
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES 1st KSEA President 1971 2nd KSEA President 1972 Representative of Korea to International Energy Agency as a science expert 1958 and 1959 Representative of Korea to UN on peaceful use of nuclear energy 1955 and 1958
Outstanding Contribution to KSEA
Dr. Moon Won Suh
Dr. Moon Won Suh is a Professor of Textile Technology and Management, Professor of Statistics and Professor of Operations Research at North Carolina State University since 1987 following his industrial career at Operations Research Department of Burlington Industries. Prof. Suh holds B.S. (Tex. Eng. – Seoul National), M.S. (Tex. Tech. – NC State) and Ph.D. (Statistics- NC State) degrees and has served the industry and academia with distinction with over 200 scientific publications. Currently, he serves as a member of the Editorial Board for Textile Research Journal (US), J. of The Textile Institute (UK) and Fibers and Polymers (Korea). He was elected as President of The Fiber Society (US), an Honorary Member of the Society, a Fellow by American Statistical Association and was awarded "Harold DeWitt Smith Medal” by ASTM in 2003 for his outstanding research and teaching contributions in fiber science, textile technology, statistical sciences and management. Prof. Suh was also elected as a member of Hallimwon (The Korea Academy of Science and Technology) and Korea Academy of Engineering, and is a recipient of Presidential Merit Orders (Woongbi-Jang, 2003, Sukryu-Jang, 1992, Distinguished Service Award by President, 1989).
Prof. Suh’s distinguished services for KSEA include: President of NC Chapter, KSEA Governing Council, 23rd President of KSEA and numerous standing committees and ad-hoc committees and fund-raising activities. He created the Annual Meeting of KSEA (now called “UKC”) for the first time in 1994 acquiring major a funding from Hanwha Group and other Korean industrial counterparts. The historic 1994 meeting held in Washington DC was attended by some 600 members and guests and it has become an icon for KSEA. Most significantly, Prof. Suh proposed and obtained funding for the KUSCO (Korea-US Science Cooperation Center) in 1995 and successfully inaugurated the Center in 1997 by acquiring active supports of Prime Minister Dr. Seung-Soo Han (then Chief of Staff, Office of the President, ROK) and Dr. KunMo Chung (then Minister of Science 63 and Technology) among others. Apart from KSEA, Prof. Suh served the Korean-American Community with distinction as a Founding Board Member, President, and Chairman of the Board for National Association of Korean Schools since 1980, facilitating an explosive growth to 1800 strong Korean Schools across the United States.
Outstanding Contribution to KSEA
Dr. Ki-Hyon Kim
Professor Kim graduated from Seoul Nat’l Univ. with a B.S. degree in Physics, and received a Ph.D. in Physics from Univ. of Vienna, Austria, in 1963. He pursued a postdoctoral research program at NASA-Langley Research Center Space Radiation Effects Laboratory, Newport News, Virginia as Nat’l Academy of Science Resident Associate in 1966-69. He participated in a research on Space Radiation Effects on Solid State Instruments for the NASA's Apollo Program that landed a man on the moon in 1969. During the years of 1982-86, Dr. Kim served as a member of Advisory Committee, on Science and Technology, US Congress House of Representative (2nd Dist. Hon. T. alentine). He received Republic of Korea Presidential Medal of Honor, “Mock-Ryun-Jang” in 1988. Dr. Kim was appointed a distinguished visiting professor at KAIST Physics Department in 1994 and taught another semester in 2007. He is currently serving on a Brain Pool Program with KRISS. He served as KSEA president in 1986-87.
He was awarded an outstanding faculty service award 2006 by the NCCU College of Science & Technology. Since June 2006, he is serving as NCCU Chapter president of Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society. His current interest covers Nuclear Non-Proliferation (NNP), Neutron Radiograph Imaging, Sensing Science and Technology for Security, Physics and Societal Issues.
Outstanding Contribution to KSEA
Dr. Wan Kyoo Cho
Professor Cho graduated from Seoul National University (SNU) majoring Developmental Biology in 1952, and Doctor of Science degree in 1969 by SNU. He rapidly rose from a full time lecturer in 1957 to the full professor at SNU. He was a visiting scientist in reproductive biology at the University of Pennsylvania (1964-66), Johns Hopkins University and Harvard Medical School (1971-72) and Cambridge University (1973). He had served as the first Dean of the College of Natural Sciences, SNU (1975-79), Vice President (1979-80) and President (1987-91). He had taken a leading role to establish the university autonomy. He served as Minister of Education, ROK for 13 months until 1993. He had deeply involved to a program for installation of the International Vaccine Institute (IVI, www.ivi.int) in Korea, whose mission is humanitarian such as to develop the vaccines against the infectious diseases which are very common in children in the poor countries in early 1990's, and finally UNDP, initiated the program, decided Korea as the host country in 1994. He had served as a founding member of Board of Trustees (1997-2000) of IVI, as Chairman of the Korea Support Committee (KSC) for IVI (1998-05), and currently as the Executive Adviser of the KSC. Meanwhile, he served to several organizations such as Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (1984-87) as President, Bioindustry Association of Korea as a founding President (1991-to date), Korean Academy of Science and Technology as a founding President (1994-98).
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Outstanding Contribution to KSEA
Dr. Woo-Sik Kim
Visiting Distinguished Professor, KAIST/ Emeritus Professor,Yonsei Univ.
EDUCATION The Degree of Honorary Doctor of Business Administration, Korea Univ., Korea, 2003 Ph.D in Chemical Engineering, Yonsei Univ., Korea, 1975 MS in Chemical Engineering, Yonsei Univ., Korea, 1965 BS in Chemical Engineering, Yonsei Univ., Korea, 1961
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES Creativity Engineering Institute Seoul, Korea Present Director
Korea Research Institute for Future Seoul, Korea 2008 – 2012 Chairman
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES President, Yonsei University 2000 - 2004 Chief of Staff to the President of Republic of Korea 2004 - 2005 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Science and Technology 2006 - 2008
Selected Awards Grand Academic Prize from Yonsei Univ. 1993 Presidential Commendation 1996 Educational Service Award 2002 Business Culture Grand Prize 2003 Blue Order of Service Merit 2005
Engineer of the Year
Dr. Mun Young Choi
Dr. Mun Y. Choi is Dean of the School of Engineering at the Univ. of Connecticut. Dr. Choi received his B.S. from the Univ. of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign in 1987 and his M.A. and Ph.D. from the Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Department at Princeton Univ. in 1989 and 1992, respectively. He has served as a Nat’l Research Council (NRC) post-doctoral fellow at NIST from 1992 to 1993. Dr. Choi has also held faculty positions at the Univ. of Illinois at Chicago and Drexel Univ. He has received numerous awards for research and education including the Univ. of Illinois Scholar Award and the SAE Teetor Award. In 2007, he was elected President of the Pi Tau Sigma, the international Mechanical Engineering Honor Society.
In recognition for his efforts mentoring students, he was awarded the 2006 Robert G. Quinn Award for Leadership and the 2006 Louis A. Stokes Philadelphia Alliance for Minority Participation Award for Excellence in Education. Dr. Choi’s current research effort is focused on advancing the understanding of sooting and radiation on droplet combustion and development of laser diagnostic techniques that will be performed on the Int’l Space Station in 2009.
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Entrepreneur of the Year
Mr. Jin Soo Kim
In 1986, at the age of 30, Jinsoo Kim immigrated to the United States. Within three semesters, Jinsoo earned a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. After receiving his Master’s degree in Computer Science, 14 years later, Mr. Kim obtained his Master’s degree in Technology Management.
Jinsoo began his career in technology as a software programmer at LRS, a pioneer in electronic New Drug Applications. Jinsoo’s leadership and vision allowed the company to develop a breakthrough technology: an Optical New Drug Application, which was considered the first electronic submission to FDA using optical disk technology.
By 1992, Jinsoo founded ISI and had created a unique software and service solution for pharmaceutical companies submitting New Drug Applications in electronic format to the FDA and other agencies. In 1993, he developed DAMOS, the standard application for the European Drug Agencies. In 1998 that landmark work on the first PDF based electronic submission to the FDA was included in the Smithsonian Institute’s Innovation in Science Collection. ISI went to achieve a number of industry first’s and in less than 16 years, Jinsoo has built the company from a one- person business operating out of his New Jersey home to an international technology leader employing over 450 people in the United States, Europe, China and Korea.
Based on a long career providing innovative solutions to industry, Jinsoo has received several distinguished industry awards, including “The Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year” NJ Winner in 2008. And he has received “Outstanding 50 Asian Americans in Business Award” in 2008.
Entrepreneur of the Year
Dr. Te-Won Lee
Dr. Te-Won Lee was Chief Executive Officer and co-Founder of SoftMax, Inc., a start-up company in San Diego developing software for mobile devices. Dr. Lee with a team of talented engineers developed proprietary signal processing algorithms and software that uses multiple microphones for advanced noise and echo cancellation in cellular handsets and Bluetooth headsets. In December 2007, SoftMax was acquired by Qualcomm, Inc., the world leader in wireless communications where Dr. Lee is now a Senior Director of Technology leading the development of advanced voice signal processing technologies. The merger between Qualcomm and SoftMax enabled the promotion of the SoftMax technologies into many different platforms and markets.
Prior to Qualcomm and SoftMax, Dr. Lee was a research professor at the Institute for Neural Computation at the Univ. of California, San Diego and a collaborating professor in the Biosystems Department at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). Dr. Lee received his M.S. degree in 1995 and his Ph.D. degree in 1997 with summa cum laude in electrical engineering from the Univ. of Technology Berlin. During his studies he received the Erwin-Stephan prize for excellent studies from the Univ. of Technology Berlin and the Carl-Ramhauser prize for excellent dissertations from the Daimler-Chrysler Corporation. He was a Max-Planck Institute fellow (1995-97) and a research associate at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies (1997-99). In 2007 he received the SPIE Conference Pioneer Award for work on independent component analysis and unsupervised learning algorithms.
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Outstanding Community Service
Dr. Yonshik Choi
EDUCATION Ph.D in Computer Science, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, 1998 MS in Computer Science, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, 1989 BS in Industrial Engineering, Inha Univ., Inchon, Korea, 1987
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES Alcatel-Lucent/Lucent Technologies, Inc. Lisle, IL 1998 – Present Member of Technical Staff: Technical Liaison & RTS engineer, Messaging R&D Division Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago & Wheaton, IL 1998 – Present Adjunct Professor: Department of Computer Science Northwestern University Chicago, IL 2004 – Present Adjunct Professor: Department of MSCIS Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, IL 2003 – Present General Advisor: Korean Government supported Intensive IT program
LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES Board Member, Alcatel-Lucent Naperville/Lisle 4A EBP, 2006 – Present. Chapter President, KSEA Midwest Chapter, 2006 – 2007. Scholarship Committee Chair, KSEA Midwest Chapter, 2008.
Outstanding Community Service
Dr. Jungho Kim
Jungho Kim is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the Univ. of Maryland. He received his B.S. degree from the U. of California, Berkeley, and his Ph.D degree from the U. of Minnesota in 1990. After performing gas turbine research at Calspan Corporation (Buffalo, NY) for 2.5 years, he joined the U. of Denver as an Assistant Professor. He has been a professor at the U. of Maryland since 1998.
His current research primarily deals with investigating phase change heat transfer mechanisms on the microscale using microheater arrays to measure time and space resolved heat transfer rates. This technique has been applied to study boiling heat transfer under varying gravity environments, spray cooling, and flow within microchannels under NASA, ONR, AFOSR, NSA, Northrup Grumman, and Parker Hannifin support. Other research includes the measurement of absorbance coefficient of reactants at high temperatures, and the development of fast response heat flux gages.
Dr. Kim has published over 90 journals and conference papers, and is a contributing author to the CRC Handbook of Thermal Engineering and the CRC Handbook of Mechanical Engineering. He is active in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He has won numerous awards for teaching and is the holder of two patents.
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Outstanding Chapter
Washington Metro Chapter
Dr. Jungho Kim, Professor, University of Maryland Washington Metro Chapter President, July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008
The Washington DC Metro Chapter was very busy this past year helping to organize the UKC 2007 conference in Reston, VA. Many members of the chapter devoted countless volunteer hours to make this conference a resounding success. The chapter also hosted the KSEA Math competition this past April with over 180 students participating. We also hosted for the first time a Science Competition which drew almost 40 students from the 3-8 grades.
Outstanding Chapter
Southern California Chapter
Dr. Jane Oh, NASA-JPL, California Institute of Technology Southern California Chapter President, July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008
I am honored to receive this award because it tells me that the Southern California Chapter made a difference. Over the years, the Outstanding Chapter Award has recognized chapters that demonstrated excellence in chapter performance. A truly successful KSEA chapter requires leadership, organization, a broad spectrum of activities, and enthusiastic member participation.
The South-West Regional Conference that was held earlier this year at Cal Tech was a great success. There were motivational speakers, organized leaders, and great food. In every room there were different sessions going on, which would interest any and everyone. The Math and Science Competition was also a huge success with 320 students, 300 parents, and 45 volunteers. The Science Contest was held for the first time this year, and everything ran smoothly. Not only did all the participants have fun and learn a lot, the organizers were also very pleased with the results.
I feel so lucky the past year to receive a lot support from Southern California Chapter members and HQ staff. I'm hoping that in the future we will reach out more people so that KSEA could grow to the best and foremost professional community in the world.
Outstanding Chapter
South Texas Chapter
Dr. Jung Hyeob Roh, Assistant Professor, University of Texas South Texas Chapter President, July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2008
The South Texas Chapter covers the greater Houston area which is also known as the city of space science, the world’s largest medical center, and a center of oil and energy production technology. Major Korean Companies and the Korean consulate also have their offices here. To facilitate the interaction between Korean-American scientists with diverse technical backgrounds, our chapter organizes many activities such as the Korean-American Biomedical Scientists symposium and a bi-monthly seminar series for the Bio-Scientists, Offshore Technology Forum for the offshore engineers, Global leadership seminars for the students of Texas A&M University, a National Mathematics/Science competition, a Spring special seminar and golf outing, and an
68 annual member picnic for the public and KSEA members. These activities will improve further under the leadership of Dr. Dong Hwan Lee, our new chapter president.
Thanks to former chapter presidents, Drs. Sam Jae Cho, Kwang Wook Choi, Jaeyoung Lee, and Sang Soo Ryu, who provided valuable advice the current chapter executive. Also thanks to chapter VPs, Sooyoung Kim, Kunho Kim, Sung Yun Jung, Charles Chung, Sung-Hwan Moon, Sehoon Jang, Sukjoo Choi, and Kevin Lee for their enthusiasm and dedication on KSEA activities. P.S. On behalf of Dr. Jung H Ro h, Dr. Sung Yun Jung will join the award ceremony.
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John C. Lee, Jung Min Lee, Dr. Moon Jung Cho, Dr. Tom Oh, Dr. Sam Ryu and Dr. Esther Yang Hotel Area Map
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UKC2008 Venue
Town and Country Resort & Convention Center
500 Hotel Circle North, San Diego, CA 92108 TEL: +1 619 291 7131 FAX: +1619-294 4681
Hotel Web site: http://www.towncountry.com
DIRECTIONS TO TOWN AND COUNTRY RESORT & CONVENTION CENTER FROM:
Interstate 8 East (El Centro) - Exit 2nd Hotel Circle Exit and turn left going under the overpass. Interstate 8 West (Beaches) - Exit Hotel Circle and turn right. Interstate 5 North or South - Exit onto Interstate 8 East ( El Centro ) and exit 2nd Hotel Circle exit, turn left continuing under the overpass. Interstate 805 North or South - Interstate 15 North or South & Hwy 163. Exit onto Interstate 8 West (Beaches), exit Hotel Circle and turn right.
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Family Fun One San Diego, California attraction that you and your family will not want to miss is LEGOLAND California. There are a number of additional world-famous attractions like SeaWorld Adventure Park, the World-Famous San Diego Zoo, and the San Diego Wild Animal Park. See our Special Offers to view family vacation packages for LEGOLAND, Sea World, the San Diego Wild Animal Park, and the San Diego Zoo. For adults, there are exciting thrills in Games of Chance at many of the nearby Indian Gaming facilities throughout San Diego county. Beaches, Sports, Ballgames and Golf Courses There are approximately 70 miles of sun-drenched, white sandy beaches and over 85 beautiful and challenging golf courses in San Diego that are near the Town and Country Resort. You can also enjoy attending a San Diego Padres game at Petco Park or catch a San Diego Chargers NFL game in Qualcomm Stadium. For a great view and breathtaking thrill, take a roller coaster ride at the beachfront amusement park Belmont Park. Easy transportation on the San Diego Light-rail Trolley System to Petco Park, the Gaslamp Quarter and Qualcomm Stadium is available from the Trolley Station located just over the foot bridge, a short walk north of the Royal Palm Tower here at the Town and Country Resort.
Historical Sites Discover some of San Diego's history by visiting Old Town San Diego with its famous Bazaar Del Mundo, Cabrillo National Monument, Gaslamp Quarter or one of the region's many missions. For those with more refined tastes you'll enjoy San Diego's Balboa Park, botanical gardens, museums, galleries, even wineries in the North County.
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Young Generation and Professional Forum (YG&PF)
Sponsored by Samsung Electronics
Objectives The primary objective of the Young Generation and Professional Forum (YG&PF) is to attract Korean-American undergraduate and graduate students in science and technology and Young Professionals in the region to offer invaluable networking opportunities with prominent leaders attending UKC 2008 and to provide workshops specially designed for career development for YG’s experience success in early years on the job.
Agenda Plenary Lectures: Friday (8/15/2008) Saturday (8/16/2008) 11:30 AM Opening Ceremony 9:00 AM Career Development Workshop: 11:50 AM Opening Plenary: Dale Carnegie Dr. Clive Granger, Nobel Laureate, UCSD 1:45 PM Plenary Session III: 1:35 PM Plenary Session I: Dr. Sang-Kee Suh, Congressman, Korea Dr. Nam Pyo Suh, President of KAIST Dr. Steve Kang, Chancellor of UC-Merced 6:00 PM Plenary Session II: Dr. In-Kyung Ryu, President of LGE Dr. Jong-Koo Park, Vice Minister of Research Center Education, Science and Technology, Korea 6:00 PM Plenary Session IV: Dr. Marye Anne Fox, Chancellor of UCSD Dr. Sunggi Baik, President of POSTECH Dr. Stuart W. Peltz, President and CEO of PTC Therapeutics Panelists: Dr. Sinil Kim (Pfizer) Mr. Bryan Min (Epsilon System) Dr. Tewon Lee (Qualcomm) Mr. Terry Howard (Texas Instruments) Dr. Seung-Wuk Lee (UC Berkeley) Program: Friday (8/15/2008) Saturday (8/16/2008) 2:00 PM Registration & Networking Time 8:00 AM Continental Breakfast 3:00 PM Panel Discussion: Pros & Cons of 11:30 AM Poster Session/ Lunch Academic vs. Industry Career 1:45 PM Plenary Lectures 5:00 PM Banquet & Lectures 3:00 PM Open for Networking 9:00 PM Team Building Activity 5:00 PM Banquet & Lecture
Organizing Committees: Conference Chair Conference Co-Chair Josh Choi (JPL) Chris Kim (UCSD)
Program Chair Program Committee Erica Shim (UCLA) Jongse Park (UCLA) Minkyung Kang (UCLA) Jennifer Cho (UCLA) Albert Jang (UCLA) Jaejoon Chae (UCLA)
Logistics Chairs Logistics Committee Jungsook Yang (UCI) Min Geun Lee (Northrup Grumman) Jinsik Kim (UCI) Hyunsung Cho (3M DDSD) Chris Kim (UCSD) Jiwon Youm (UCSD) Dong-In Koo (TSRI)
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91 Publisher: Kang-Wook Lee, 37th President of KSEA Editor: Myung Jong Lee
Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA) 1952 Gallows Road, Suite 300 Vienna, Virginia 22182, USA
Telephone: 703-748-1221 • Fax: 703-748-1331 Websites: www.ksea.org for KSEA and http://ukc.ksea.org for UKC E-Mails: [email protected] or [email protected] for UKC matters