Dr. Hyun Kwon

Digital Twin for Tomorrow

Dr. Hyun Kwon leads innovations in biosensors, soft sensors, and digital twins, integrating machine learning to enable rapid, reliable health monitoring at the point of care.

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A sleek stainless-steel biosensor prototype resting on a spotless white laboratory benchtop, its microfluidic channels etched in delicate, precise patterns filled with a faintly tinted solution. Around it lie neatly arranged glass vials, a calibrated pipette, and a slim engineering notebook open to a schematic diagram, all slightly out of focus. Cool, diffused daylight from a large lab window reflects softly off the metal surfaces, creating crisp highlights and gentle shadows. Photographic realism, shot at eye level with a shallow depth of field, emphasizes the sensor as the focal point. The atmosphere is professional, precise, and research-driven, conveying cutting-edge engineering in a calm, orderly environment suitable for a university professor’s homepage hero image.

Meet Dr. Kwon

Dr. Kwon’s research spans biosensors, soft robotics, and digital twins, combining experimentation with data-driven models to push the frontiers of healthcare and environmental sensing.

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News

4/2/2026 Dr. Kwon featured in Student Movement

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8450 E Campus Circle Drive, Berrien Springs, MI 49104

Email: hkwon@andrews.edu

Phone : (269) 471-3890

A flexible soft sensor made of translucent silicone embedded with fine, serpentine metallic traces, gently arched across a smooth graphite-gray platform. The sensor’s surface shows subtle texture and tiny alignment markers, with its thin connecting wires leading toward a blurred instrumentation rack in the background. Neutral, even studio lighting from both sides highlights the curvature and material softness, casting soft-edged shadows that emphasize form without distraction. Photographic realism, captured from a low, close-up macro perspective to showcase micro-scale detail with a very shallow depth of field, leaving the background pleasantly defocused. The mood is quietly futuristic and precise, evoking advanced soft robotics and wearable technology applications in a clean, modern research context.

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Dr. Kwon welcomes collaboration on biosensor , AI projects, student mentorship, and partnerships with industry to translate research into real-world impact.

Student research assistants: Please contact Dr. Kwon for a potential position.