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Han-Sol Lee, Ph.D., from Professor Hyung-Min Lee’s Lab, joins Neuralink in Silicon Valley as IC Design Engineer
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▲ Han-Sol Lee, Ph.D., Korea University
Han-Sol Lee, Ph.D., from the Broad Advanced System & Integrated Circuit (BASIC Lab), led by Professor Hyung-Min Lee at the Korea University School of Electrical Engineering, has joined Neuralink, an innovative brain–computer interface (BCI) company based in Silicon Valley, immediately after completing his doctoral degree.
Founded by Elon Musk, Neuralink is a leading neurotechnology company that is pushing the boundaries of medicine and technology by developing high-bandwidth interfaces between the human brain and computers. Han-Sol Lee, Ph.D., will be based at Neuralink’s headquarters in Fremont, California, where he will work as an IC Design Engineer. In this role, he will be responsible for designing low-power, high-efficiency circuit architectures and developing system-level solutions for next-generation implantable brain chips.
Han-Sol Lee, Ph.D., earned his B.S. through Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Korea University. During his integrated M.S.-Ph.D. program, he conducted research on biomedical application systems and integrated circuit design at the BASIC Lab. He has also demonstrated his expertise in biomedical circuit design by publishing his research in top-tier international journals and conferences.
Statement from Han-Sol Lee, Ph.D.
“I was able to grow significantly as a researcher thanks to the dedicated guidance of Professor Hyung-Min Lee and the unwavering support of my colleagues in the BASIC Lab. It is a great honor to join Neuralink, a world-leading innovative company, and contribute to the development of next-generation technologies that can transform human life. I will continue to strive to become an engineer who brings pride to Korea University and the BASIC Lab in the field of circuit design. I sincerely thank my advisor and lab members for their support and encouragement.”
Founded by Elon Musk, Neuralink is a leading neurotechnology company that is pushing the boundaries of medicine and technology by developing high-bandwidth interfaces between the human brain and computers. Han-Sol Lee, Ph.D., will be based at Neuralink’s headquarters in Fremont, California, where he will work as an IC Design Engineer. In this role, he will be responsible for designing low-power, high-efficiency circuit architectures and developing system-level solutions for next-generation implantable brain chips.
Han-Sol Lee, Ph.D., earned his B.S. through Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Korea University. During his integrated M.S.-Ph.D. program, he conducted research on biomedical application systems and integrated circuit design at the BASIC Lab. He has also demonstrated his expertise in biomedical circuit design by publishing his research in top-tier international journals and conferences.
Statement from Han-Sol Lee, Ph.D.
“I was able to grow significantly as a researcher thanks to the dedicated guidance of Professor Hyung-Min Lee and the unwavering support of my colleagues in the BASIC Lab. It is a great honor to join Neuralink, a world-leading innovative company, and contribute to the development of next-generation technologies that can transform human life. I will continue to strive to become an engineer who brings pride to Korea University and the BASIC Lab in the field of circuit design. I sincerely thank my advisor and lab members for their support and encouragement.”
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