YeEun Kim is a Senior Editor at various prominent publications, including Hypebae, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Sports UK. She specializes in a diverse range of topics that intersect culture, health, and science, often exploring the latest trends and innovations within these fields. YeEun's work has been featured in notable outlets such as BioRxiv, Nature Portfolio, JMIR Publications, Wiley, and MDPI.
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By: Susan Wang, Thomas Suter, Amir Gamliel, Yeeun Kim, Sreejith J Nair, Soohwan Oh, Feng Yang, Kenneth A Ohgi, Tobias Wagner, Steven Gan, Michael Geoff, Susan Wang, Thomas Suter, Amir Gamliel, Yeeun Kim, Sreejith J Na
Abstract Enhancers serve as the major genomic elements regulating mammalian signal-dependent transcriptional programs, characterized by
By: Yeeun Kim, Myounghyun Lee, Wonjoo Jin
Myounghyun Lee Yeeun Kim Yire Han Wonjoo Jin Kwanyong Seo First published: 21 November 2025
By: Moongyu Jang, Seok-Kyu Kim, Yeeun Kim, Dahyun Kang, Gayoung Lee
Impedance biosensors are manufactured on glass slides using a semiconductor process to monitor cell growth and cell–drug reactions in real time, and the results are compared with biological assay results to confirm the validity of impedance measurement method.
By: Yeeun Kim, Ji Hyun Sung, Yun Hee, Sue Kim
Results: Thirty-three studies comprising 3443 participants were included, representing 32 interventions. Most were randomized controlled trials (n=30, 91%). Interventions were delivered primarily via mobile apps (11/32, 34%) and wearable devices (8/32, 25%), followed by web-based platforms, videoconferencing, exergaming, and augmented reality. Eighteen interventions (reported in 19 studies) demonstrated statistically significant between-group CRF reductions, predominantly at immediate postintervention assessments. Evidence for sustained benefit beyond 12 months was limited, and only one study evaluated ultra-long-term outcomes, which did not demonstrate maintained improvement. Populations with breast cancer accounted for the largest proportion of participants. Fatigue measurement tools varied substantially, potentially contributing to heterogeneity in effect estimates. Most interventions were classified as ESF tier C, indicating a predominant focus on clinical outcome improvement rather than individual-level self-management and system-level implementation. Wearable device-based interventions showed the highest proportion of significant CRF improvement, whereas mobile app–based interventions reported both significant and nonsignificant results. DHIs lasting more than 12 weeks appeared to be associated with more effective CRF outcomes compared to shorter programs. Direct comparisons between in-person and digital delivery were scarce.
By: Sunghak Park, Song, Cho, Heegeon , Sung Eun Chun, Byoung-Hoon Lee, Yun Do Kim, Dayoon , Hwang, Saehun Kim, Jaehyuk Shim, Sihwa Lee, Jina , Yeeun Kim, Geonhui , Park, Sungjin Park, Lee, Edward H Sargent, Seungwook Baek, Dongsu , Hahyung Yu
Integrating H2O2 electrosynthesis with anodic upgrading provides a pathway to spontaneous (electricity-free) operation.Here we investigate interfacial kinetic bottlenecks, especially on the anode, and identify factors that hinder the achievement of industrial-scale current densities. We use high-speed imagin
