Flow-X Lab
Flow Physics & Computational Engineering Innovation Laboratory
Mechanical Engineering
Kyung Hee University
Flow Physics & Computational Engineering Innovation Laboratory
Mechanical Engineering
Kyung Hee University
Research areas
Cardiovascular Biomechanics
Pediatric cardiovascular disease
Neurovascular disease
Virtual surgery
Medical device design
Multiphase flows/ Turbulence
Fundamental fluid mechanics
Machine learning applications
Industrial applications
Uncertainty quantification
Our group
We are pioneers of innovation. We are actively engaged in conducting cutting-edge research projects in interdisciplinary areas. As our research group continues to expand, we warmly welcome new members to join us.
Recent news
2024.07.24 Flow-X laboratory will be supported by National Research Foundation for the next 3 years! (Funding source: Global Basic Research Laboratory) We will start research on "active turbulence".
2024.07.02 Kieun and Jinyoung the Outstanding Paper Award from the 2024 Biomedical Engineering Society for Circulation!
2024. 05.04 Kieun won the Best Paper Award (1st place) from the 2024 Korean Society of Visualization Spring meeting !
Our research
Our laboratory's full name is 'Flow Physics & Computational Engineering Innovation Lab' at Kyung Hee University while we prefer to use the name 'Flow-X Lab.' The '-X' in our abbreviated name signifies our capability to host any arbitrary, creative, cutting-edge, pilot-type innovative research within the realm of fluid mechanics. With this initiative, we aim to expand our horizons through out-of-box-thinking.
Our group is dedicated to the identification of flow physics characteristics and their application in advancing the quantitative analysis and prediction of complex physical phenomena. We specifically focus on studying the human circulatory system as well as real-world engineering problems. Our ultimate objective is to establish a highly intelligent and robust system design process that combines human intuition, physics, and data-driven decision-making. This integrated approach holds the potential to drive innovation in medical practice and engineering industry.
Multidisciplinary research
We believe cross-discipline interaction is a key to bring innovation. We form multidisciplinary team to tackle important real-world problems, combining perspectives from:
Engineering Science
Medicine
Math & Computation
Human-centered Design
Industry
Translational medicine
Our laboratory formed a close collaboration with the Kyung Hee University School of Medicine / Hospital.
Contact
Faculty: Jongmin Seo, Ph.D
Email: jseo@khu.ac.kr
Phone: 031-201-3652
Mechanical Engineering
Kyung Hee University
