Lee Research Group celebrated the successful completion of our 2026 summer research with a group dinner at Korean barbecue!

During the summer, six members of the Lee Research Group presented their individual research projects and shared their progress and findings through group seminars.

Layne and Simon successfully 3D printed the Lee Research Group logo using conductive elastomer, demonstrating the potential of conductive materials for functional 3D printing.

We're excited to kick off our 2026 summer research on 3D Printing Multi-Functional Materials for Biomedical Applications at the University of St. Thomas!

L-R: Layne Kology, Simon Garcia, Adam Tauer, Logan Kozlowski, Cora Schuller, Dr. Lee, Mikayla Gillard

Mikayla Gillard successfully completed her 2026 Spring UROP research project at St. Thomas and presented her research at the UROP poster presentation on 'Tensile Analysis of Elastomer based Substrates'.

Logan and JongHyun were nominated for a Best Poster Award for their collaborative research poster on 'Rapid Image-Based Impedance Prediction & Bayesian Optimization'.

Lee Research Group celebrated the successful completion of our 2025 summer research with a group dinner at a Korean restaurant.

In July 2025, JongHyun Kim, a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering at Yonsei University, visited the University of St. Thomas and gave a group seminar on Smart 3D Printing Platforms.

Our team (Evelynne and Loagn) visited the Dr. McAlpine Lab to explore advanced 3D printing technologies and learn about ongoing research in additive manufacturing and biomedical applications from Yosup Kang, a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering.

We're excited to kick off our 2025 summer research on biomaterials and 3D Printing at the University of St. Thomas!

L-R: Evelynne Peterman, Logan Kozlowski, Dr. Lee, Grace Oyen, Mohammad Al-hadad