Key Research
      Theme Institutes
      Introduction of Key Research
      Theme Institutes
      Overall Project C
      Research on Bioenergy Synthesis Control and Utilization Technology
      Overall Project C (Research on Bioenergy Synthesis Regulation and Utilization Technology)
      Diversification of bioenergy production/enhancement technology through research on biomolecule-based energy synthesis and its regulatory mechanism.
      Research Project Name Research on Bioenergy Synthesis Regulation and Utilization Technology
      Overall Director
      JaeSung.Shim / LAMP Full-Time Faculty
      Research Field (Sub-Field) Botany (Plant Biotechnology)
      Research Objective Development of bioenergy utilization technology through research on biomolecule-based energy synthesis and its regulatory mechanism.
      Research Content
      Creativity of Research Content This collaborative research is composed of challenging research focusing on basic science to establish new strategies for qualitative improvement of materialsbeyond existing biomass acquisition strategies, aiming to diversify bioenergy production enhancement technology
      Major Research Content Description of Overall Project
      · Development of bioenergy synthesis enhancement technology through photosynthetic efficiency enhancement by metabolic pathway correction.
      · Research on reaction diffusion stability problems through mathematical modelling of bioenergy diffusion and reaction rate.
      · Research on cell-based energy production/utilization enhancement through regulation of organelle development and signal transduction.
      · Analysis of chemical energy conversion principles and elucidation of mutual regulation principles of intracellular tension energy.
      · Research on bioenergy synthesis enhancement technology through protein structure-based improvement.
      Detailed Research Content by Specific Research Project
      C-1
      Research on Enhancing Photosynthetic Energy
      Through Metabolic Pathway Correction       Development of technology to enhance photosynthesis and energy material synthesis through adjustment of metabolic material transfer pathways.
      C-2
      Research on the Stability of Reaction
      and Diffusion Equations       Research on the stability of partial differential equations for modelling bioenergy diffusion and reaction rates.
      C-3
      Research on Signal Transduction-Based
      Energy Production Control Principles       Elucidation of signal transduction pathways and biological system design for optimizing intracellular energy synthesis.
      C-4
      Research on Intracellular Physical-Chemical
      Energy Conversion Principles       Elucidation of chemical energy conversion and control principles of tissue tension energy.
      C-5
      Research on Chloroplast Development
      for Enhancing Photosynthetic Energy       Modeling and elucidating the operating mechanism of chloroplast development control mechanisms for enhancing photosynthetic efficiency.
      C-6
      Research on Bioenergy
      Production Enzyme Improvement       Enhancing energy production efficiency through improvement of the stereoscopic structure of bioenergy production enzymes.
      Expected Effects
      01 Scientific and Technological Aspect: Establishment of a research system in the field of bioenergy synthesis/enhancement mechanisms through interdisciplinary convergence networking, and securing new research topics that will lead the field of bio-based energy synthesis and utilization
      02 Economic and Industrial Aspect: Provision of sustainable energy source technology through research on bio-system-based future clean energy development, and enhancement of bioenergy synthesis/utilization technology applicability using data modelling/systems biology
      03 Social Aspect: Contribution to achieving national carbon neutrality strategies through enhancing photosynthetic efficiency, a natural carbon dioxide capture technology, and continuous fostering of experts in the eco-friendly bioenergy field through close research cooperation between disciplines