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School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science

Dr SaeJune Park

SaeJune

Senior Lecturer in THz Electronics & Head of THz Laboratory at QMUL Professor, by courtesy, at Ajou

Email: s.j.park@qmul.ac.uk
Room Number: ENG 255
Website: http://parklab.uk
Office Hours: By appointment

Profile

More info can be found on the Park Lab website: parklab.uk

I am a Senior Lecturer in Terahertz Electronics and the Head of the Terahertz Laboratory at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, Queen Mary University of London (QMUL). Additionally, I serve as a Professor, by courtesy, in the Department of Physics at Ajou University (South Korea) and co-lead SIG 4 (Chemical and Biological Systems) for the EPSRC NetworkPlus in THz Systems. My research papers have been cited over 1,700 times with an h-index of 19 (Google Scholar). I am leading a diverse portfolio of research projects, involving collaborations with leading international research institutions.

I am a recipient of the:
- QM Faculty of S&E Research & Innovation Excellence Award
- QM EECS Teaching & Research Rising Star Award
- KSEAUK Outstanding Early Career Investigator Award

In 2026, my research team (Park Lab) is supported by the following research projects:
- EPSRC New Investigator Award in collaboration with University of Leeds, NPL, WRc (2024 - 2027)
- RCN Researcher Project for Scientific Renewal in collaboration with University of Oslo, SINTEF (2026 - 2029)
- The Royal Society Research Grant in collaboration with University of Leeds (2025 - 2026)
- NRF (via KICET) Global Young Connect Phase I in collaboration with KICET, ETRI  (2025 - 2026)
- WRc Industrial Collaboration (2025 - 2027)
- Dstl OFEME S&T Sprint
- Research England QM International Science Partnership Fund QR3 in collaboration with UGM
- Dstl EME Hub (https://emehub.org) (2022 - 2027)

Teaching

  • SEM1 ECS644U/752P Microwave and Millimetrewave Electronics (Module organiser, 1)
  • SEM1 ECS431U Engineering Skills and Practice (Module co-organiser, 0.5)

 

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