Dr. Jaehyun Lee is a senior researcher at JEELAB. Dr. Lee received PhD in Neuroscience from Seoul National University. Her study focuses on the work imbalance phenomena emerging from a group foraging paradigm. Her interest includes social, collaborative and altruistic behaviors.

Dr. Chiwoo Lee is a senior researcher at JEELAB. Dr. Lee received PhD in Neuroscience from Seoul National Univ. His current study focuses on complex spatio-temporal analysis of neuronal & LFP data. His interest includes structure-function relationship, neurodevelopment, and cross-species neuroscience.

Jungyoung is a graduate student studying computational neuroscience in KAIST. He got master degree in Physics at Kyung Hee University. Jungyoung is interested in how the brain compute/process the information to do specific tasks. Collaborating with D. Battaglia (Univ. of Strasbourg), his project focuses on revealing neural communication strategies via multi frequency oscillation (or burst) though computational modeling. 

Gyu-Hwan is a graduate student who studied biological science and linguistics at Seoul National University. His study focuses on how ultrasonic vocalization, a well known communication method used by rodent species, acts as a communicative signal for both producers and receivers. Gyu-Hwan is also working on developing a multi-mouse USV tracking system in collaboration with KRISS. Working with Dr. Heesup Shin’s lab (IBS) on the vocalization aspect of observational reward.

Da-Young is a graduate student specialized in chemical biology at Korea University. She is focusing her research on understanding the impact of neuromodulators, particularly oxytocin, on parental behavior in mice. Collaborating with Dr. Robert Froemke (NYU), she aims to elucidate how oxytocin modulates neural dynamics during social interactions through a combination of 24/7 behavioral recordings and in vivo electrophysiology.

Je Yoon is a graduate student majoring in brain and cognitive engineering at Korea University. Her research interests include dreaming, neural mechanisms underlying emotional processing during REM sleep and group sleep behaviors.

Minsun is an undergraudate student studying Psychology at Yonsei University. She is interested in mechanisms and temporal definition of working memory, particularly in association with neural oscillations in the prefrontal cortex.

Kangmin is an undergraduate student studying Physics at Seoul National University. He is interested in elucidating the role of transient and local oscillation in information transfer across the  brain regions.