People & Mentorship
Team
EMDP Lab is intentionally small. That scale makes it easier to train new members closely, surface technical problems early, and keep projects moving toward real output instead of diffuse activity.
Students joining the group can expect direct mentorship, practical lab training, and close contact with the people currently building the lab.
Principal Investigator
Dong Hae Ho
The lab is built around rigorous experimentation, direct feedback loops, and the belief that careful study of overlooked physical phenomena can lead to useful engineering advances.
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I love research. Research starts with a desire to understand the mechanisms behind what we observe. In EMDP Lab, that curiosity is translated into engineering questions, then into experiments, processes, and devices that can be defended with data.
The aim is not only to produce interesting results, but to help students learn how to think clearly, communicate precisely, and build technically credible work.
Current members
Researchers currently in the lab
Member cards are intentionally simple now so the hierarchy stays on who is in the lab and what each person is working toward.
PhD Course
Combined Course (MS/PhD)
MSc Course
Lab history
Internships and alumni
Past internships and alumni records show how new researchers have entered the lab and what kinds of topics they worked on.
Internship
Alumni
Joining the group
Interested in working with the team?
The fastest way to start is to review the lab's research themes and send a concise application package with your background and interests.
Contact
Talk about fit and openings
333, Techno jungang-daero, Hyeonpung-eup, Dalseong-gun, Daegu, Republic of Korea, 42988
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