LEE Changjoo

Department of Engineering ScienceAssistant Professor
Cluster III (Fundamental Science and Engineering)Assistant Professor

Degree

  • Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Pusan National University, Feb. 2019
  • Master of Science in Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Kyungpook National University, Feb. 2021
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering, Kansai University, Mar. 2025

Field Of Study

  • Nanotechnology/Materials, Optical engineering and photonics, ホログラフィ干渉縞
  • Informatics, Entertainment and game informatics, 3次元ディスプレイ
  • Informatics, Perceptual information processing, コンピュータホログラフィ

Career

  • Apr. 2025 - Mar. 2026
    Kansai University, Organization for Research and Development of Innovative Science and Technology, Postdoctoral Fellow, Japan

Educational Background

  • Apr. 2021 - Mar. 2025
    Kansai University, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Integrated Science and Engineering Major, Japan
  • Mar. 2019 - Feb. 2021
    Kyungpook National University, School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Optoelectronics and Electromagnetic wave Engineering, Korea, Republic of
  • Mar. 2012 - Feb. 2019
    Pusan National University, College of Natural Science, Department of Physics, Korea, Republic of

Award

  • Feb. 2023
    HODIC 学生シンポジウム
    カラーコンピュータホログラフィにおける波長誤差の補正アルゴリズム
    HODIC 学生シンポジウム優秀発表賞, Lee Changjoo;西 寛仁;松島 恭治

Paper

  • Correction of the wavelength error in transmission of a full-color holographic 3D image
    Chang-Joo Lee; Hirohito Nishi; Kyoji Matsushima
    Lead, Optics Express, Optica Publishing Group, 32, 10, 17012-17027, 23 Apr. 2024, Peer-reviwed, When a digital holographic image represented by a sampled wavefield is transmitted and the wavelength used in the three-dimensional (3D) display devices does not agree exactly with the wavelength of the original image data, the reconstructed 3D image will differ slightly from the original. This slight change is particularly problematic for full-color 3D images reconstructed using three wavelengths. A method is proposed here to correct the holographic image data and reduce the problems caused by wavelength mismatch. The effectiveness of the method is confirmed via theoretical analysis and numerical experiments that evaluate the reconstructed images using several image indices.
    Scientific journal, English
  • Rapid calculation of CGH using the multiplication of down-scaled CGH with shifted concave lens array function
    Chang-Joo Lee; Seung-Yeol Lee
    Lead, Current Optics and Photonics, 6, 1, 51-59, 25 Feb. 2022, Peer-reviwed
    Scientific journal, English
  • Extremely high-definition computer generated hologram calculation algorithm with concave lens function
    Chang-Joo Lee; Woo-Young Choi; Kwan-Jung Oh; Keehoon Hong; Kihong Choi; Sang-Hoon Cheon; Joongki Park; Seung-Yeol Lee
    Lead, Korean Institute of Broadcast and Media Engineers, 25, 6, 836-844, 30 Nov. 2020, Peer-reviwed
    Scientific journal, Korean
  • Numerical analysis on a viewing angle enhancement of a digital hologram by attaching a pixelated random phase mask
    Woo-Young Choi; Chang-Joo Lee; Bum-Su Kim; Kwan-Jung Oh; Keehoon Hong; Hyon-Gon Choo; Jisun Park; Seung-Yeol Lee
    Applied Optics, Optica Publishing Group, 60, 4, A54-A61, 16 Oct. 2020, Peer-reviwed, In a digital hologram, the maximum viewing angle of a computer-generated hologram (CGH) is limited by pixel pitch due to the diffraction grating equation. Since reducing pixel size of display panel is challenging and costly, we propose a method to expand the viewing angle of a digital hologram by attaching an aligned pixelated random phase mask (PRPM) onto the CGH pattern based on analysis of simulation results. By introducing a phase-averaging process to the widely used iterative Fourier transform algorithm, an optimized CGH pattern can be obtained in conjunction with a PRPM. Based on scalar diffraction theory, viewing angle enhancement characteristics were verified by comparing the perspective views of a two-plane hologram using a virtual eye model. In addition, we performed full electromagnetic simulations that included effects due to potential fabrication errors such as misalignment, thickness variation, and internal reflections and diffractions between the CGH and random mask patterns. From the simulation results, by attaching a 1.85 µm-sized pixel pitch PRPM to a 3.7 µm CGH, the viewing angle can be easily expanded almost identical to that of a CGH with 1.85 µm-pixel pitch.
    Scientific journal, English

Lectures, oral presentations, etc.

  • Integrated correction for mixed error in parameter of full-color object wavefield
    Chang-Joo Lee; Hirohito Nishi; Kyoji Matsushima
    Oral presentation, English, Proc. SPIE 13917, Practical Holography XXXX: Displays, Materials, and Applications, Peer-reviewed
    20 Jan. 2026
    17 Jan. 2026- 23 Jan. 2026
  • Recent Techniques in Full-Color Large-Scale Computer Holography
    Kyoji Matsushima; Hirohito Nishi; Chang-Joo Lee; Takeshi Imai; Shunsuke Fujiki; Ryosuke Katsura
    Invited oral presentation, English, The 24th International Meeting on Information Display, Peer-reviewed
    22 Aug. 2024
    20 Aug. 2024- 23 Aug. 2024
  • Correction of parameter mismatches in transmission of holographic 3D images
    Chang-Joo Lee; Hirohito Nishi; Kyoji Matsushima
    Oral presentation, English, The 24th International Meeting on Information Display, Peer-reviewed
    21 Aug. 2024
    20 Aug. 2024- 23 Aug. 2024
  • Correction algorithm for wavelength mismatch of sampled wavefield in full-color computer holography
    C.-J. Lee; H. Nishi; K. Matsushima
    Oral presentation, English, 12th International Symposium on Display Holography, Peer-reviewed
    29 Jun. 2023
    26 Jun. 2023- 01 Jul. 2023
  • Computation techniques in tera-pixel-scale full-parallax computer holography for 3D display
    K. Matsushima; H. Nishi; R. Katsura; C.-J. Lee
    Invited oral presentation, English, The 12th Laser Display and Lighting Conference 2023, Peer-reviewed
    21 Apr. 2023
    17 Apr. 2023- 21 Apr. 2023
  • カラーコンピュータホログラフィにおける波長誤差の補正アルゴリズム
    Lee Changjoo; 西 寛仁; 松島恭治
    Oral presentation, Japanese, HODIC学生シンポジウム, Peer-reviewed
    22 Feb. 2023
    22 Feb. 2023- 22 Feb. 2023
  • Digital hologram calculation methods for enhancing viewing angle, computation speed, and depth extraction
    Seung-Yeol Lee; Woo-Young Choi; Chang-Joo Lee; Joongki Park
    Invited oral presentation, English, Digital holography and Information Photonics 2020, Peer-reviewed
    18 Dec. 2020
    18 Dec. 2020- 18 Dec. 2020
  • Extremely High-Definition Computer Generated Hologram Calculation Algorithm with Concave Lens Function
    Seung-Yeol Lee; Chang-Joo Lee; Woo-Young Choi; Kwan-Jung Oh; Keehoon Hong; Kihong Choi; Sang-Hoon Cheon; Joongki Park
    Oral presentation, Korean, Proceedings of the Korean Society of Broadcast Engineers Conference, Peer-reviewed
    15 Jul. 2020
    13 Jul. 2020- 15 Jul. 2020
  • Study on Increasing the Viewing Angle of the Computer Generated Hologram via Random Pixelated Phase Mask
    Woo-Young Choi; Chang-Joo Lee; Bum-Su Kim; Kwan-Jung Oh; Keehoon Hong; Hyon-Gon Choo; Jisun Park; Seung-Yeol Lee
    Poster presentation, Korean, Proceedings of the Korean Society of Broadcast Engineers Conference, Peer-reviewed
    13 Jul. 2020
    13 Jul. 2020- 15 Jul. 2020
  • Reforming of Computer Generated Hologram Pattern through Angular Spectrum Domain Computation
    Chang Joo Lee; Woo Young Choi; Joong Ki Park; Kwan Jung Oh; Kee Hoon Hong; Ki Hong Choi; Seung Yeol Lee
    Poster presentation, English, OPTICS & PHOTONICS International Congress 2020, Peer-reviewed
    22 Apr. 2020
    20 Apr. 2020- 24 Apr. 2020
  • Interpolation and shifting of digital holograms through computations on spatial frequencies domain
    Chang-Joo Lee; Woo-Young Choi; Joongki Park; Kwan-Jung Oh; Keehoon Hong; Kihong Choi; Seung-Yeol Lee
    Poster presentation, Korean, Digital Holography and Information Photonics 2019, Peer-reviewed
    18 Dec. 2019
    17 Dec. 2019- 20 Dec. 2019

Affiliated academic society

  • Jan. 2026 - Present
    ホログラフィック・ディスプレイ研究会
  • Dec. 2025 - Present
    SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics