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EDUCATION  The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD Related Course Work:

                        Bachelor of Arts, May 2006    Biochemistry

                        Major: Neuroscience    Organic Chemistry

      G.P.A.: 3.06/4.0     Systems, Cognitive, Cellular-

                                                                   Molecular Neuroscience

      Languages Spoken: Korean    Cellular-Molecular Physiology

   Lectures on Biomaterials 

WORK EXPERIENCE The Johns Hopkins Bio-Medical Engineering Design Team, Baltimore, MD

• Designed Infrared Home-Use Detection Technology: Toward Automating Control for the Disabled

      Intern, Harvard Institute of Medicine, Harvard University, Boston, MA

• Researched thyroid gene regulation using multiple molecular biology disciplines, such as, ligation, purification, polymerase chain reaction and electroporation.

Lab Assistant, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

• Researched the effects of increasing the Ltype calcium channel of cardiac cells on spiral wave dynamics (a proarrhythmic substrate), consisting of neonatal rat ventricular myocytes (NRVM) and skeletal muscle myoblast (SkMM) co-culture monolayer.

Lab Assistant, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

• Researched birdsong via the neurobiology dealing with the interrelation of hormones, brain, and behavior

M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD

• Managed a concession stand during game day

ACTIVITIES   Habitat for Humanity (2002-2006)

• Volunteered in various communal activities held in the Baltimore area

Cammy Lee Leukemia Foundation, Inc. (2002-2006)

• Annually coordinate the bone marrow drive for students at JHU

      Vice President, Lambda Phi Epsilon (2005)

• Coordinated philanthropic events for the community

(2) Sung-Woo Kim, Sung-Chul Ho, Seong-June Hong, Kyung Min Kim, Edward C. So, et al., “A Novel Mechanism of Thyroid Hormone-dependent Negative Regulation by Thyroid Hormone Receptor, Nuclear Receptor Corepressor (NCoR), and GAGA-binding Factor on the Rat CD44 Promoter,” J. Biology, Vol. 280, Issue 15, 14545-14555, 2005.