Jung Sun Yoo

Abstract Emerging evidence suggests that a single bout of physical exercise can induce rapid antidepressant effects, yet the underlying neural mechanisms remain largely unknown. We established a mouse model designed to mimic the mood-elevating effects of acute exercise observed in humans. We found that this rapid antidepressant response in exercised mice correlated with increased brain levels of adiponectin, an adipocyte-secreted hormone.

Abstract : Accurate segmentation of infected lesions in chest images remains a challenging task due to the lack of utilization of lung region information, which could serve as a strong location hint for infection. In this paper, we propose a novel segmentation network Co-ERA-Net for infections in chest images that leverages lung region information by enhancing supervised information and fusing multi-scale lung region and infection information at different levels.

Cancer nanomedicine involving nanotechnology-based drugs and in vivo imaging agents is an active field of nanoscience that provides new ways of enhancing therapeutic and diagnostic efficacy. Translating cancer nanomedicine mainly comes from rational and scalable design of nanoparticles to achieve versatile properties including specific size because nanomaterials whose properties confer unique advantages can only optimize clinical impact.