Summary
Minho Eom is a PhD student and researcher at KAIST’s Neuro-Instrumentation & Computational Analysis Laboratory, specializing in computational neuroscience of mental disorders. He combines expertise in functional and structural connectomics with neuro-image processing to probe neural mechanisms underlying psychiatric conditions. With dual BS degrees in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering and an MS in Electrical Engineering and Neuroscience from KAIST, he blends strong engineering foundations with neuroscience rigor. His prior work spans fiber-based optoelectronics for neural interfaces and attention-based neural models for image captioning, reflecting a rare mix of hardware, signal processing, and machine learning experience. Based in Daejeon, South Korea, he brings nine years of research practice and a knack for translating complex neurotechnologies into usable brain-recording and stimulation systems. Colleagues describe him as an interdisciplinary problem-solver who pursues mechanistic insight as well as practical interface solutions.
9 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Korean, English