Jung-Hee Seo is an associate research professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, and a member of the Flow Physics and Computation Laboratory.
Seo’s research interests lie in multi-physics simulation of physiological systems, hemodynamics and bioacoustics, flow dynamics and sensing in bio-locomotion, two-phase flow with cavitation and bubble dynamics, large eddy simulation and computational aeroacoustics, and immersed boundary method and high-order numerical method.
His current projects include: coupled chemo-fluidic computational modeling for the prediction of left ventricle thrombus risk, computational modeling of blood flow induced heart sounds and bioprosthetic aortic valves, and designing a peristaltic heart pump.
Seo earned his Ph.D. in mechanical engineering at Korea University in 2006.
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Model developed by Hopkins engineers could guide treatment plans.
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Back to the Future: da Vinci's 500-Year-Old Drawing Could Inform New, Quieter Drone Design
CategoriesRajat Mittal and Jung-Hee Seo reach back to the 15th century to solve a 21st-century problem.