Kang Lab is a research lab in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at DGIST (Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology), South Korea. We are committed to working on engineering problems at the intersection of Microelectronics (Transistors, TFTs, Microfabrication, Sensors) and Bioelectronics/Biomedical engineering for “More than Moore" of the next generation microelectronics.

We are particularly interested in the following research areas: (1) Novel microelectronics devices and fabrication processes for the next generation novel electronics applications; (2) Neural engineering technologies for more efficient bio-signal acquisition and modulation; (3) Functional nanomaterial microfabrication (e.g., printing) for various sensors; (4) Machine learning based large bio-signal data analysis; (5) Novel devices and fabrication processes for IoT security, anti-counterfeit applications, and power electronics applications.

We are a part of the Advanced Electronic Device Research Group (AEDRG) at DGIST EECS (Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science).

On the right, there are several selected publications that highlight our previous research efforts in both Electronics & Neural engineering.

For full contributions in the area of flexible, printed electronics, bioelectronics, neural engineering, please visit Publications pages (Journal, Conferences, Books and Patents).

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