Junghun Kweon
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About
Junghun Kweon is pioneering the intersection of robotics and biomedical optics, with a core focus on advancing optical coherence tomography (OCT) for complex anatomical imaging. His major contributions center on developing freeform, robotic OCT systems that overcome the traditional limitations of optical field-of-view, enabling high-resolution, three-dimensional visualization of non-planar and segmental biological structures. Notably, his 2025 work on robotic visible-light OCT (vis-OCT) has been instrumental in revealing the segmental anatomy of Schlemm’s canal in murine eyes and its dynamic response to pilocarpine, offering critical insights into aqueous humor outflow and glaucoma mechanisms. With over 16 citations across his most-cited papers, Kweon’s research demonstrates significant early impact. His innovative use of point-cloud-based volumetric montaging and robotic positioning has expanded OCT’s applicability beyond conventional planar imaging, setting a new standard for in vivo ophthalmic diagnostics. Kweon’s work not only enhances our understanding of ocular physiology but also establishes a versatile platform for imaging complex anatomies throughout the body, marking him as a rising leader in translational optical engineering.
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