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MinJun Kim

Professor in Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering at Drexel University.

B.S. in mechanical engineering in 1997 from Yonsei University in Korea; M.S. in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M University in 2001; Ph.D. from Brown University in 2005.

Ongoing research program can be broadly categorized into three core subject areas: micro/nanorobotics, single cell/single molecule biophysics, and transport phenomena. Although each core program consists of a distinct project, we would like to emphasize their synergistic nature – advances in one core are expected to drive the development of the others. The unifying component of all the cores is “biologically inspired nano/micro engineering.” Rapid advances in science and engineering over the past 20 years have enabled us to manipulate matter down to the atomic level. With this unprecedented level of control over matter extraordinary new technologies are being developed with applications spanning a diverse array of fields ranging from biology to robotics. 

Visit website: https://www.smu.edu/Lyle/Academics/Departments/ME/People/Faculty/KimMinJun

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See also: Academia Drexel University - Private research university in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Details last updated 23-Oct-2020

MinJun Kim News

Nanobots that could unclog arteries

Fortune - 12-Jan-2016

Tiny groups of magnetically charged particles band together to break up clogged arteries in 2 sta...

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‘Microswimmer’ robots to drill through blocked arteries within four years

Kurzweil Network - 30-Jun-2015

Corkscrew-shaped bacteria enables drilling motion

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