Nano-Precision Mechano-Biology Group

Bringing nanoscale techniques
toward single-molecule mechanobiology

Biology is coordinated interactions of molecules. We investigate the mechanics of biological systems with nanoscale approaches at the single-molecule level. We employ existing techniques like molecular tweezers, fluorescence imaging, and nano/microfabrication, and develop new methods when necessary.

News

    • 2021/04 | Dr. Shon's work on SNARE-recycling NSF proteins (previously conducted at SNU) is accepted for publication in Nature Communications. Congratulations!
    • 2021/03 | Dr. Sang-Hyun Rah joins the lab as a postdoctoral fellow. He obtained his PhD in Physics from KAIST and previously worked at TU Delft. Dr. Rah will be conducting research on synaptic membrane proteins. Welcome!
    • 2021/02 | Dr. Sang-Hyun Rah has been awarded the prestigious PIURI Postdoctoral Fellowship. Congratulations! See: 포스텍
    • 2020/11 | Our lab receives the 1st BioDrone Award from MDimune! We will be conducting research on cell-derived nano-vesicles. See: 매일경제, 네이버
    • 2020/10 | Prof. Shon is now jointly appointed as a faculty member of I-Bio. We welcome people from both physics and biology!
    • 2020/09 | Dr. Minkwon Cha joins the lab as a postdoc. He was trained in single-molecule biophysics during his PhD at KAIST/SNU. He also knows how to handle wild cats. Welcome!
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    • 2020/07 | First members of the group! Tae-hyun Yang and Jun Hyuk Park from Physics Dept. join the lab as the first PhD students. Ah-hyun Kim also joins us as the lab manager and will take care of administrative work. Welcome you all!
    • 2020/07 | The lab officially opens in POSTECH.
    • 2020/06 | Lab construction has started, scheduled to finish in July. Seems like a lot of work.
    • 2020/04 | Shon lab website has launched.