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Press Release
2/14/2024, Advances in Motion (Mass. General Hospital)

MASS EYE AND EAR RESEARCHERS SUGGEST WAYS TO IMPROVE VISUAL PERCEPTION IN VIRTUAL REALITY

This study was the first to compare the effects of three different peripheral vision multiplexing configurations—monocular opaque, monocular see-through and binocular see-through—on detection of augmented information during movement. The optimal approach might be to choose a binocular see-through display and minimize visual rivalry by manipulating eye movements.

Han S, Kim S, Jung J-H. (2023). The effect of visual rivalry in peripheral head-mounted displays on mobility. Sci. Rep. 2023 Nov;13:20199. DOI

Award
2/14/2019, Vision Sciences Society (VSS)

Jonathan Doyon, PhD, was awarded a National Eye Institute (NEI)
Early Career Scientist Travel Grant for the 2024 VSS Meeting

Doyon J, Kim S, Hwang A, Jung J-H. (2024) Spatio-temporal collision envelope in virtual reality walking with colliding pedestrians. The Annual Meeting of the Vision Sciences Society 2024. 

Press Release
12/27/2023, Chosun Biz (Korean Newspaper)

AR glasses abandoned by Google and Apple, the key to commercialization is ‘viewing angle’ [Korean]  [English Translation]

The human viewing angle reaches 200 degrees, but AR displays are around 100 degrees. Research continues to overcome uncomfortable usability and information transmission limitations. 

Han S, Kim S, Jung J-H. (2023). The effect of visual rivalry in peripheral head-mounted displays on mobility. Sci. Rep. 2023 Nov;13:20199. DOI

Award
10/23/2019, American Academy of Optometry

Dr. Jae-Hyun Jung Achieves Fellowship at the American Academy of Optometry Annual Meeting in Orlando

Dr. Jung was awarded the Fellowship in the American Academy of Optometry. Fewer than 10 percent of practicing optometrists are Fellows of the Academy. Professionals seeking fellowship undergo a rigorous candidacy process consisting of extensive written work and an oral examination that is reviewed by a panel of leading optometrists and vision scientists. 

Award
1/28/2019, Fight for Sight

Jae-Hyun Jung Jung, PhD, receives 2018 Fight for Sight Grant-in-aid Award

Jae-Hyun Jung, PhD, is the recipient of the 2018 Fight for Sight Grant-in-aid Award for his project, “Field Expansion for Acquired Monocular Vision using Multiplexing Prism.”  

Cover Article
9/4/2018, Translational Vision Science & Technology

Measuring Pedestrian Collision Detection With Peripheral Field Loss and the Impact of Peripheral Prisms

We developed a virtual environment to evaluate the ability of patients to detect pedestrians and judge potential collisions. We validated the system with both PFL patients and normally sighted subjects with simulated PFL. We also tested whether properly placed high-power prisms may improve pedestrian detection. 

Qiu, C., Jung, J. - H., Tuccar-Burak, M., Spano, L., Goldstein, R., & Peli, E. (2018). Measuring Pedestrian Collision Detection With Peripheral Field Loss and the Impact of Peripheral Prisms. Translational Vision Science & Technology, 7 (5), 1-1. Publisher's Version 

Award
5/1/2015, Schepens Eye Research Institute, Mass Eye and Ear, Department of Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School

Best Paper of the Year

Jae-Hyun Jung, PhD, is the recipient of the 2015 Best Paper of the Year Award by a Fellows at Schepens Eye Research Institute, Mass Eye and Ear, Department of Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School.

Jung, J. - H., Aloni, D., Yitzhaky, Y., & Peli, E. (2015). Active Confocal Imaging for Visual Prostheses. Vision Research , 111 (June), 182-196. Publisher's Version

Award
2/1/2015, Promobilia Foundation

Jae-Hyun Jung Jung, PhD, receives 2015 Promobilia Foundation Fellowship Award

Jae-Hyun Jung, PhD, is the recipient of the 2015 Promobilia Foundation, Swden, Fellowship Award for his project, “Active confocal imaging for visual prostheses.”  

Press Release
3/11/2014, SPIE Newsroom

Distortions to visual field expansion with high-power Fresnel prisms

Directing prism serration outward rather than eyeward results in wide field expansion and fewer spurious reflections for patients.

Jung, J. - H., & Peli, E. (2014). Impact of high power and angle of incidence on prism corrections for visual field loss. Optical Engineering , 53 (6), 061707. DOI 

Award
8/1/2012, Optical Society of Korea (OSK)

Best Paper Award at OSK Summer Annual Meeting 2012

Jae-Hyun Jung, PhD, is the recipient of the 2012 Best Paper Award for his paper, “A solution based on multi-view pickup for pseudoscopic problem in integral imaging.”

Jung, J. - H., Kim, J., & Lee, B. (2013). Solution of pseudoscopic problem in integral imaging for real-time processing. Opt. Lett. , 38, 76–78 . OSA. Publisher's Version

Award
11/1/2012, National Research Foundation of Korea

Basic Research Fellowship

Jae-Hyun Jung, PhD, is the recipient of the 2012 Basic Research Fellowship pf National Research Foundation of Korea for his project, “Study on effect of super multi-view condition in three-dimensional display to accommodation response and improvement of optical vision rehabilitation device.”

Cover Article
10/10/2011, Optics Express

Effect of fundamental depth resolution and cardboard effect to perceived depth resolution on multi-view display

The figures show three-dimensional images implemented by a flat panel display and a two-dimensional lens array. The vivid color moiré pattern in a conventional method (upper figures) is remarkably reduced by slanting the lens array with an appropriate angle (lower figures). 

Kim, Y., Park, G., Jung, J. - H., Kim, J., & Lee, B. (2009). Color moiré pattern simulation and analysis in three-dimensional integral imaging for finding the moiré-reduced tilted angle of a lens array. Appl. Opt. , 48, 2178–2187 . OSA. Publisher's Version 

Award
10/15/2009, Merck KGaA

The Merck Young Scientist Award For Outstanding Scientific Contribution to the Display Technology

Jae-Hyun Jung, PhD, is the recipient of the 2009 Merck Young Scientist Award for his paper, “360-degree Viewable Cylindrical Integral Imaging System using Electroluminescent Films.” at the International Meeting on Information Display 2009.

Jung, J. - H., Hong, K., Park, G., Chung, I., & Lee, B. (2010). 360°-viewable cylindrical integral imaging system using a 3-D/2-D switchable and flexible backlight. J. Soc. Inf. Disp. , 18, 527–534 . Publisher's Version

Cover Article
4/10/2009, Applied Optics

Color moiré pattern simulation and analysis in three-dimensional integral imaging for finding the moiré-reduced tilted angle of a lens array

The figures show three-dimensional images implemented by a flat panel display and a two-dimensional lens array. The vivid color moiré pattern in a conventional method (upper figures) is remarkably reduced by slanting the lens array with an appropriate angle (lower figures). 

Jung, J. - H., Yeom, J., Hong, J., Hong, K., Min, S. - W., & Lee, B. (2011). Effect of fundamental depth resolution and cardboard effect to perceived depth resolution on multi-view display. Opt. Express , 19, 20468–20482 . OSA. Publisher's Version 

Cover Article
9/20/2008, Applied Optics

Thin-type integral imaging method with an organic light emitting diode panel

Experimental results of a 3D-2D convertible flat panel display system. The system is composed of a transmission type spatial light modulator (SLM) and an organic light emitting diode (OLED) backlight. In 2D display mode the OLED is used as a planar backlight source while the 2D image appears on the SLM. In 3D display mode the OLED operates as a point light source array backlight, and elemental images to integrate into a 3D image are provided to the SLM. The overall system is a thin 3D-2D convertible display system with full 2D resolution and good light efficiency for 3D mode. 

Kim, Y., Kim, J., Kim, Y., Choi, H., Jung, J. - H., & Lee, B. (2008). Thin-type integral imaging method with an organic light emitting diode panel. Appl. Opt. , 47, 4927–4934 . OSA. Publisher's Version