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Newman Laboratory
for Biomechanics and Human Rehabilitation, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology,
77 Massachusetts Avenue, 3-147, Cambridge MA 02139, USA Phone: (617)253-8114 (Work), (774)244-4661 (Home), sjaekim@mit.edu |
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| • Ph.D., Bioengineering, June 2006 University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA • Master of Science, Bioengineering, August 2001, GPA 3.52/4.0 University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA • Master of Science, Mechanical Engineering, March 1995, GPA 3.63/4.0 Pohang University of Science & Technology (POSTECH), Pohang, Korea • Bachelors of Science, Mechanical Engineering, March 1993, GPA 3.71/4.0 Han-Yang University, Seoul, Korea |
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| 10/09 - present | Research Fellow, Newman Laboratory for Biomechanics and Human Rehabilitation, MIT | ||
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| 08/06 - 09/09 | Post-Doctoral Fellow & Asst Research Scientist,
Center for Adaptive Neural Systems, Arizona State
University •Adpative electrical stimulation for locomotor retraining after neurological impairments... read more >> • Neural-enabled prostheses for sensorimotor integration..read more>> • The feasibility of an intrafascicular bladder prosthesis...read more >> |
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| 12/02 - present | Research Assistant, Bioengineering (Neural Interfaces / advisor: Dr. Richard A. Normann), University of Utah | ||
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Development of a Cochlear Nerve Based Auditory Prosthesis... read
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| 09/04 - present | Exhibit Developer, Utah Science Center
(Museum), Salt Lake City • Development of scientific interactive exhibits... read more >> |
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| 01/03 - 05/03 | Teaching Assistant, Bioengineering, University of
Utah • Laboratory for Fundamental of Biomedical Engineering |
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| 08/01 - 08/02 | Research Assistant, Human Engin. Research Lab, University
of Pittsburgh...read
more >> • Pressure Index Project for Preventing Pressure Ulcer • Analysis of Wheelchair Braking Mechanics |
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| 09/99 - 08/01 | Research Assistant,
Bioengineering (Biomechanics / advisor: Dr. Kent N. Bachus), University
of Utah • Analysis of 6-D Foot Ankle Motion following Tendon Transfer... <<back
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| 07/95 - 01/98 | Korean Oversea Volunteer, Cebu & Bicol Colleges,
Philippines... read
more >> • Development of Lab Experimental Tutorial for Mechatronics Course • Development of CNC Simulation Program |
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| 03/93 - 03/95 | Research Assistant, Mechanical Engineering (Robotics
/ advisor: Dr.Youngil Youm), POSTECH, Korea • Development of a Powered Prosthetic Arm Controlled by Electromyogram (EMG) Signals... read more >> |
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| PUBLICATIONS | • D'astous JL, Macwilliams BA, Kim
SJ, Bachus KN, ¡°Superficial Versus Deep Transfer of the
Posterior Tibialis Tendon¡±, J Pediatr Orthop. 2005 March/April;
25(2):245-248. (PDF)
(In Review) Fairchild M, Kim SJ, A larkov, JJ Burton, Abbas J, Jung R, "Use of adaptive neuromuscular electrical stimulation for hip movement in an incomplete spinal cord injury rodent model", submitted to Experimental Neurology.
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| ABSTRACTS & PROCEEDINGS | • Kim SJ,
Boninger M, Cooper R, Koontz A, Souza A, ¡°Wheelchair Braking Biomechanics¡±,
Resna Conference, Menneapolis, Minesota, July, 2002. (PDF) • Badi A.N., Kim S. J., Shelton C., Normann R.A., ¡°Electrode Independence in a Novel VIII Nerve Auditory Prostheses¡±. Society for Neuroscience, New Orleans, 2003. • Kim SJ, Manyam S, Badi AN, Normann RA, ¡°Neural Responses in Feline Auditory Cortex to Direct Auditory Nerve Stimulation¡±, Soc. Neurosci. Abs., 2004. (PDF) • Kim SJ, Badi AN, Normann RA, ¡°Electrophysiological Mapping of Cat Primary Auditory Cortex with Microelectrode Arrays¡±, Soc. Neurosci. Abs., 2005. (PDF) •Kim SJ, Mukherjee M, Jung R, ¡°Adaptive electrical stimulation for rodent locomotion training produces fatigue-resistant responses", Int. Neurotrauma Symposium, 2007.(PDF) •Kim SJ, Mukherjee M, Jung R, ¡°Adaptive Control for Neuromuscular Stimulation Therapy in an Intermittent Training Paradigm", BMES, 2007.(PDF) •Kim J, Cho S, Kim SJ, ¡°Preliminary Studies to Develop a Ubiquitous Computing and Health-monitoring System for Wheelchair Users", BodyNets, Tempe, AZ, March, 2008.(PDF) •Andrade J, Kim SJ, Christensen D.A., ¡°Bioengineering Education via Projects and Activities for an Interactive Science Center: the University of Utah Experience¡±, 3rd Biomedical Engineering Education Summit Meeting, St. Charles, IL, June, 2008. (PDF) •Abbas J, Kim SJ, Fairchild M, Allison S, Krishnamurthi N, Jung R, ¡°On the Use of Adaptive Control in Stimulation-Assisted Neuromotor Therapy¡±, International FES Society Conference, German, 2008.(PDF) •M Fairchild, JL Burton, SJ Kim, JJ Abbas, R Jung, ¡°Use of adaptive neuromuscular electrical stimulation for hip movement in an incomplete spinal cord injury rodent model¡±, Soc. Neurosci. Abs., 2009. (PDF) |
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| THESIS | • Doctoral
Philosophy in Bioengineering, Neuronal Responses in Feline
Primary Auditory Cortex to Acoustic and Direct Intraneural Auditory
Nerve Stimulation, University of Utah, expected in April, 2006 (PDF) • Master of Science in Bioengineering, Biomechanical Study of Transfer of Posterior Tibialis Tendons: Comparison of Various Route Methods, University of Utah, 2001 (PDF) • Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Development of a Prosthetic Arm & It¡¯s Control by Bioelectric Signals, Pohang University of Science & Technology, 1995 (PDF in Korean) |
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| COMPUTER SKILLS | Matlab, LabVIEW, Visual C++, Visual Basic, Python, Tcl/Tk, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Flash ActionScript... read more >> | ||
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| SCORE | TOEFL: 263 (CBT, taken in 2000) GRE: 580/790/780 (Verbal/Quantitative/Analytic, taken in 2002) |
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| AWARD | Scholarships for being at top of class during undergraduate study | ||
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| 09/02 - Present | Volunteer for Meals-on-Wheels: Delivering meals to homebound seniors | ||
| 06/03 - 06/04 | The President of Korean Student Association of University of Utah | ||
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Patients
who suffer from medical conditions that affect control of the
muscles, such as cerebral palsy, Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease,
muscular dystrophy, compartment syndrome, poliomyelitis, and
peripheral nerve paralysis, commonly have foot drop caused by
weakness of the chief ankle dorsiflexor, the anterior tibialis.
Since the mid-1950s, various procedures have been performed
for the correction of this condition. Currently, transfer of
the posterior tibialis tendon to the dorsum of the foot is one
of the most widely used procedures. There is, however, no standard
method of rerouting the tendon. In this study, several rerouting
tendon methods were investigated to compare their effectiveness.
The methods studied were passing the tendon over the entire
extensor retinacula (POSI), passing the tendon under the entire
extensor retinacula (PUSI), passing the tendon under only the
superior extensor retinaculum (PUS) and passing the tendon under
only the inferior extensor retinaculum (PUI). The ankle motions
were obtained while loading and unloading specimens (from 0
N to 35.3 N), and the ankle motions of POSI, PUSI, PUS, and
PUI in the sagittal and coronal plane were compared. The hypothesis
was that transferring the tendon over the entire extensor retinacula
would be more efficient than any other rerouting method.