G-Quantum BIO SUMMIT 2026

G-Quantum BIO SUMMIT 2026

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Day 2. (5/28, 목) - (3층) 컨벤션홀1
Theme
Quantum Biophotonics: Bridging Quantum Principles with Next-Generation Biomedical Imaging and Sensing
Session 1From Quantum Imaging to Clinical Translation
Program Chair
박별리 (부교수, 성균관대학교)
10:00-10:55
Plenary Speaker
Lihong V. Wang Learn More
교수, California Institute of Technology, Caltech
[Plenary Lecture] Photoacoustic, Light-Speed, and Quantum Imaging/Physics
10:55-11:30
Keynote Speaker
Junjie Yao Learn More
부교수, Duke University
[Keynote Lecture] From light to sound: seeing, healing, and building the body at depths
11:30-12:05
Keynote Speaker
장진호 Learn More
교수, 대구경북과학기술원(DGIST)
[Keynote Lecture] Ultrasound-Induced Optical Clearing (US-OC): Breaking the Depth Barrier for Optical Imaging and Therapy
12:05-12:40
Keynote Speaker
김철홍 Learn More
교수, 포항공과대학교(POSTECH)
[Keynote Lecture] Multimodal Photoacoustic Ultrasound Imaging: From Bench To Bedside and Products
12:40-14:00
Lunch
Session 2From Optical Acquisition to Computational Intelligence
Program Chair
김인기 (부교수, 성균관대학교)
14:00-14:55
Plenary Speaker
Aydogan Ozcan Learn More
교수, University of California, Los Angeles, UCLA
[Plenary Lecture] The Fusion of AI and Optics for Computational Microscopy and Sensing
14:55-15:30
Keynote Speaker
Lingyan Shi Learn More
부교수, University of California, San Diego, UCSD
[Keynote Lecture] Imaging Dynamic Biosynthesis in Aging and Disease with Multimodal Optical Metabolic Nanoscopy
15:30-16:00
Break
Session 3Photonic Sensing and Biomedical Diagnostics
Program Chair
김인기 (부교수, 성균관대학교)
16:00-16:55
Plenary Speaker
오상현 Learn More
교수, University of Minnesota, UMN
[Plenary Lecture] Nanoparticle-Enhanced Seed Amplification for Parkinson’s Disease
16:55-17:30
Keynote Speaker
Filiz Yesilkoy Learn More
조교수, University of Wisconsin Madison
[Keynote Lecture] Metasurface Biosensors Enabled by Strong Light–Matter Interactions