Research Topics at DHL
Data standardization
Biomedical data have different structures and meanings depending on the purpose of data generation and utilization. To utilize this data, data standardization and structuring should proceed. Our laboratory is leading or participating in standards for standardizing various biomedical data.
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Related projects
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Establishment and utilization of distributed research network by the Ministry of Health and Welfare (total 500 million won, 2 years and 6 months, 2019 ~)
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National standard development task of industrial technology evaluation center (total 450 million won, 3 years, 2018~2020)
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National standard development task of industrial technology evaluation center (total 450 million won, 3 years, 2016~2018)
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Digital Healthcare
We research and develop various techniques for collecting, managing, and analyzing all health data generated around patients. Especially, researches and national projects based on various sensors are underway.
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Related projects
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Intellectual Information Project for Solving Social Problems ordered by NIA (Total 13 million won, 6 months, 2019 ~)
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Related papers
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Ahn, Sang Hyun, et al. "Postvaccination Fever Response Rates in Children Derived Using the Fever Coach Mobile App: A Retrospective Observational Study." JMIR mHealth and uHealth7.4 (2019): e12223.
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Park, Yu Rang, et al. "Is Blockchain Technology Suitable for Managing Personal Health Records? Mixed-Methods Study to Test Feasibility." Journal of medical Internet research 21.2 (2019): e12533.
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Distributed Data Analysis
Most of the biomedical data are divided into horizontal or vertical. Our lab is developing a novel algorithm to analyze this horizontally or vertically distributed data without direct integration. These algorithms will be the best way to handle biomedical data with sensitive personal information.
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Related projects
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Establishment and utilization of distributed research network by the Ministry of Health and Welfare (total 500 million won, 2 years and 6 months, 2019 ~)
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Personal Information Conservation Computing Technology Development by the Ministry of Health and Welfare (In preparation)
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