Park, Donghun
Lecturer/Adjunct I @ ECE, University of Maryland College Park
Laboratory for Physical Sciences
Education
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PhD, Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park USA, 2008
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MSc, Electrical and Computer Engineering, POSTECH, Republic of Korea, 1999
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BSc, Electrical and Computer Engineering, POSTECH, Republic of Korea, 1997
Industry Experience
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Telinker Inc.
- Development & comercialization of VoIP telecommunication server Gatekeeper, 2000~2003
- Development of voice recognition engine in VoIP telecommunication -
3DFlexible, Inc.
- Development of G-postprocessor for 3D hybrid printed electronics, 2016~present
- Development of intelligent printing system software 2016~present
Background
Dr. Donghun Park obtained his PhD from the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP) in 2008. He is a currently a research faculty at the Laboratory for Physical Sciences (LPS), a university/government joint research institute to advance the physics and engineering behind information science and technology and an associate research professor/lecturer at the University of Maryland College Park. He has more than 30 years of experience in RF photonics, integrated optics, and printed hybrid electronics. He worked at a telecommunication startup company Telinker Inc. founded in 2000, where he developed a VoIP gatekeeper server and voice recognition system. He is also the Chief Engineering Officer (CEngO) and Co-Founder of 3DFlexible, Inc., where he leads the development of post-processors for intelligent 3D hybrid printed electronics, and founded chrononAI, LLC in 2024, focusing on AI-driven technology solutions. . He has more than 50 publications and has received seven SBIR/STTR and government funded project awards, totaling ~$4M. He is also teaching a RF/antenna class at UMCP and the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland (USMSM) for students mostly from Naval Air Station Patuxent River (NAS Patuxent).
Awards
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ECE Distinguished Dissertation Fellowship, 2008
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ABES Best Poster award, 2010
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Multiple SBIR/STTR Awards
- RF Photonics
- Optoelectronics
- RF simulation&analysis
- Telecommunications
- Software/hardware development for manufacturing
- 3D printed hybrid electronics
- ENEE489N-SH01: Topics in Electrophysics; Antenna Design - Fall 2020
- ENEE489N-SH01: Topics in Electrophysics; Antenna Design - Fall 2019
- ENEE489A-0101: Topics in Electrophysics; Laboratory for Antennas for Wireless Personal Communication - Spring 2019
- ENEE489N-SH01: Topics in Electrophysics; Antenna Design - Fall 2018
- ENEE489A-0101: Topics in Electrophysics; Laboratory for Antennas for Wireless Personal Communication - Spring 2018