https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html CONTACT Professor Julian Jinjoon Lee’s Doctoral Thesis Enters the Permanent Collection of the Ashmolean Museum The Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture MOU Considering Accessibility Design and Technology for the Disabled PROFESSOR JINJOON LEE Visit to Kyoto University’s Kamitani Lab About Opening Lab Meeting, Fall Semester, 2025 Selected for NRF 2025 Excellent Young Researcher Seed Program A Visit to Our Professor’s Solo Exhibition Watching Cine Forest in Seongnam Keynote Speech at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts Prof. Julian Jinjoon Lee Featured on EBS Docuprime Art-Making Humans End-of-Semester Meeting, 2025 Fall Joint Workshop between Korea Research and the Art & Technology Center Opening Meeting for the Spring 2026 Semester AI Art and Though, Special Lecture at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts HONGGI LEE YEWON KIM DANA KIM YOUNGJUN CHOI DOYO CHOI RESEARCH Filming for the KAIST YouTube channel! PEOPLE Ray LC visited TXLab Quantum Memory Space On Diaries Summary of the Creative Practice Course Presentation Visualization of Dancer’s Breath through Sleeve Movement in Korean Traditional Dance Seungmu Many-One Identity and Omnitemporality Dance X Haptic How to get statistically significant effects in any ERP experiment Life in dimensions: Happiness, meaning, and psychological richness Basic research for a proposal Mementos and Mnemotechnics Personal Stories and Memories Interactive Urban Exploration: Review on Multimedia Approaches to Video-Based Navigation and Spatial Experiences Corseto : A Kinesthetic Garment for Designing, Composing for, and Experiencing an Intersubjective Haptic Voice Multimodal Reasoning for Human Scale Spatial Experience Changes in Media and Collective Human Experience: A Study on Broadcast Media and Shared Attention Reinventing the wheel: A tool for design quality evaluation in architecture Exploring Memory Practices VR Space, Real Space & Space Cognition Language and Mental Models Critique of Judgement EWOD (Electrowetting on Dielectric) Archaeology, Space, and the Auditory Sense Home