Seo Bin Han

Note: This page was last edited on April 14th, 2026. I am still in the early stages of formulating this portfolio, and thus this is by no means a completed means of portraying my work. (There is actually quite literally nothing on here at the given moment). I will update my portfolio and this note as I go.

But despite all this, thank you for taking the time to visit my portfolio. My name is Seo Bin Han, and I am a junior at UC Davis studying Electrical Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. I chose this field because I have always been entranced by the ability for humans to capture the language of our body, and to translate them into a domain that allows us to utilize technology to achieve the once 'impossibles'.

My core interests lie in algorithm-hardware co-design for neural signal acquisition systems. I really enjoy developing signal processing and decoding methods that are architected with silicon constraints in mind from the start, rather than retrofitted onto existing hardware. Specifically, I find the discernment and creation of signal processing algorithms through a mathematical outlook particularly interesting. I have also recently become increasingly interested in integrated circuits, and am aiming to deepen my understanding in this field.

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Education

University of California, Davis Expected Jun 2027

B.S. Electrical Engineering · Minor in Mathematics

Relevant Coursework: Graduate DSP · Graduate Information Theory & Coding · Electronic Circuits

Experience

Neuralink Summer 2026

Incoming Digital IC Design Intern · South San Francisco, CA

Cyber Human Physical Systems (CHPS) Laboratory, UC Davis Feb. 2025 – Present

NSF BE-STARSE ExLENT Research Fellow

  • Investigating low-dimensional neural dynamics underlying risky decision-making using intracranial EEG and PSID/DFINE
  • Developed a unified ECG-EDA preprocessing pipeline for decoding human trust in autonomy
Neurorobotics Laboratory, UC Davis Jun 2025 – Present

Undergraduate Researcher

  • Developing the hardware for a custom EEG acquisition platform for FIRST Robotics High school students.
  • Designed the higher level system architecture (component selection), designed preliminary PCB sketch.
  • Further devloped PGA code for the ADS1299 Analog Front End.
Surgical Innovation & Machine Interfacing Laboratory, Stanford University Summer 2024

Research Intern

  • Conducted a literature review on existing surgical segementation methods for pituitary adenoma surgery
  • Implemented a YOLO + UNET model for MRI segmentation of pituitary adenoma surgery scenes.
Bioastronautics Laboratory, UC Davis Nov 2023 – Present

Undergraduate Researcher

  • Aided in the computational modeling of cardiovascular dynamics in MATLAB and Python
  • Developing independent project on the "Chirp Periodicity Entraintment Index" by exploring the Ramanujan Periodic Subspace as a new way of approaching neural hearing loss decoding.

Leadership

Neurotech@Davis Sep 2024 – Sep 2026

Head of Projects Division

  • Mentoring 10+ teams in the development of Brain-Computer-Interface (BCI) Projects
  • Developing curriculum for introduction to the BCI pipeline (e.g. signal processing, hardware implementation)
  • Manufacturing member project materials; including but not limited to 3D printing, soldering.

Awards

NSF BE-STARSE ExLENT Fellowship 2025 – 2026

Funded by NSF & CITRIS · Awarded to <20 ECE students per cohort

Engineering Dean's Honors List Winter 2026

Top 16% GPA in major and year level

Skills

MATLAB · Python · C · SystemVerilog · KiCAD · Cadence Virtuoso · HSPICE · LTSpice

PCB Design · Oscilloscopes · Soldering · 3D Printing

Academic work

Research

Most of the research I do at university involves biomedical signal processing (a strong focus on neural signals), computational modeling, and BCI systems. Click any project to see posters, papers, and code (when available for public view).

Side projects

Personal

To be honest, I have no idea what I’m doing most of the time. However, I do have a rather large creativity trait, and thus whenever I have an idea that’s way out of my depth, I figure it out as I go.

Writing

Blog

In my free time, I deeply enjoy writing. I believe that writing and reading are great privileges, and naturally, I have a fervent obsession with fountain pens. I deeply find both happiness and comfort in writing about what I've learned (via research, projects, classes, books) and in articulating the thoughts I have in the middle of night as well. I am natively fluent in English and Korean, and I hope to someday be fluent in Japanese and Chinese as well.