Young-Ho (Glenn) Shin

Ph.D. Student & Research Assistant

Division of Electrical and Computer Engineering
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Louisiana State University

Office: 305 Engineering Research and Development Building

Education

• B.S. in Electronic Engineering (2010)

  Kyunghee University, Korea

Professional Experience

• Research Engineer (2010-2012)

  LED Package Group; LED Lighting Group
  LG Innotek, Paju, Korea

Awards and Honors

• LSU EECS 3rd Meritorious Award for presentation of the poster entitled "Lake water quality monitoring using a portable fluorescence sensor platform by detecting and distinguishing different phytoplankton species," 2019

• LSU EECS 1st Meritorious Award for presentation of the poster entitled "Development of Portable Multi-Excitation Fluorescent Sensing Platform," 2017

• Electrochemical Society Graduate Student Travel Award, 2016.

• Winner, Creative Design Competition, Kyunghee University; designed smart LED street lighting, 2009.

• Member, Student Venture Club, Kyunghee University, 2006-2010

Research Interests

• BioMEMS and biosensors

• Microfabrication using exposy-based photoresists (e.g. SU-8)

• Material properties of different photoresists

• High frequency MEMS design and analysis

• Chip packaging

• Optical sensor technology

• Microfluidics

• Designing prosthetics using 3D printing, and 3D scanning technology

• LED-based fluorescent sensing systems

• Microfluidic biochip fabrication

• Wearable biometric sensors

Publications

• A field-deployable and handheld fluorometer for environmental water quality monitoring.

• A hand-held fluorescent sensor platform for selectively estimating green algae and cyanobacteria biomass.

• A portable fluorescent sensor for on-site detection of microalgae.

• A microfluidic pore model to study the migration of fine particles in single-phase and multi-phase flows in porous media.

• A Wearable Pulse Oximeter with Wireless Communication and Motion Artifact Tailoring for Continuous Use.