While the school is barely open for activities and with many meetings delayed or cancelled, the Lab has been busy to write up research results and submit manuscripts to academic journals. In the past 3 weeks, four separate papers (all with at least one person in the Lab being a main author) have been submitted to: J Parkinson's Disease, Scientific Reports, Medical Physics, and J Korean Physical Society. Relatively empty calendars and flexible work hours helped researchers focus on manuscript preparation, where most of the work was editing (.ppt), coding (.m), and writing (.doc). Regarding teaching of the courses, the first week of the semester has been entirely run on-line, with narrated ppt files and recorded videos uploaded on a school server. The BME electromagnetics course now has 4 lectures (each between 40 ~ 60 min) recorded and uploaded. On-line teaching will continue for at least 3 more weeks. The digital lecture materials will find ways for use outside the courses, and be subject to all the goods and ills of digital contents (easy editing, sharing, but easy copying and misleading quotations).
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