From the Director
Latest Research
2012
The year of
foundation
10
10+ countries of
international collaborations
50
50+ institutions
of collaboration
80
80+ Scientists of
collaboration
Our History
SUNY Korea was established in March 2012 as the first American university system in Incheon, South Korea. In 2012, Stony Brook University which is a prestigious university that represents the SUNY system began to offer programs in South Korea as part of the Ministry of Education’s decision to serve the transnational needs for quality and global education.
Our center was first established as “CEWIT Center for Systems Biology” at SUNY Korea in 2012 focusing on the systems approach in developing therapeutics for chronic degenerative diseases.
In 2017, it was re-established as “Center for Molecular Intelligence” focusing on bridging the gap between macroscopic biology and molecular quantum physics by using computational and digital approach based on S.Q.U.I.D. molecular system.
2023 Review, Eckols in anti-neurodegeneration
2022 Discovery, Eckols selectively kills cancer cells
2021 Discovery, Eckols protect from noise-induced hearing loss
2020 Discovery, Regioselective O-Alkylation of Dieckol
2019 Discovery of Conformational Isomerism of Eckol
2018 Discovery of Unique Electrochemical Property of Dieckol
2017 The 2nd International Workshop on Nano-Bio Photonics
2016 Discovery, eckols enhance human hair growth
2015 Discovery, BBB-penetrating Effect of Dieckol
2013 World 1st Phase 1 study on Eckols
2012 Symposium “Current Understanding of Alzheimer’s Disease
Our People
Howard Shin
Research Professor
Medicinal chemistry, bio-organic chemistry,
enzyme chemistry, digital chemstry
Rm 410
S.Q.U.I.D. Molecular System
