Soo Kyung Kim (김수경), Ph.D
Me in front of LLNL west gate after CCMS program
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. 7000 East Ave, Livermore, CA 94550, USA
(+1) 646-812-5823
jh502125@gmail.com,
kim79@llnl.gov,sookyungkim@lbl.gov
Machine Learning Application for Physical Science, Neural Net based Model, Computer Vision, Spatiotemporal data, Reinforcement Learning
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, USA May 2017
Ph.D. in Computational Material Science (Advisor: Prof. Hamid Garmestani)
M. S. in Computational Science & Engineering (Advisor: Prof. Richard Fujimoto)
Thesis: Hybrid Computational Modeling of Thermomagnetic Material Systems
Columbia University, New York, New York, USA May 2009
M. S. in Electrical Engineering
Ewha Woman's University, Seoul, Korea Jun 2007
B. S. in Electrical Engineering, Physics
Summa Cum Laude
Lawrence Livermore National Lab., Livermore, CA, USA Jan 2017 - Present
Postdoc Researcher, Center for Applied Scientific Computing
Earth Science and Grid Federation group
Supervisor: Dr. Dean N. Williams
· Tracking and Predicting hurricane in spatio-temporal climate data change using deep learning models elaborating Computer Vision Techniques.
· Pursuing Deep Learning for Climate Project affiliated with Lawrence Berkeley National Lab.
Material Informatics (LDRD: Internal Research Fund)
Supervisor: Dr. Yong Han
· Predicting density of molecule using Gated Graphical Neural Networks.
· Predicting 3D geometry of crystal structure of High Energy Molecule using policy-based Reinforcement Learning
ATOM project
Supervisor: Dr. Jonathan Allen
·
Predicting
kinase property of drug molecules based on SMILES features using neural
collaborative filtering & conventional matrix factorization methods
·
Design
of drug molecules using ML based methods (generative models, auto-encoder, GAN,
RL)
Explainable
AI using Deep Symbolic Policy (LDRD:
Internal Research Fund)
Supervisor: Dr. Brenden Petersen
·
Train
RL policy as symbolic equation using RNNs and Deep Symbolic Regression
3-D CT reconstruction (LDRD: Internal Research Fund)
Supervisor: Dr. Kyle Champley
· Enhance resolution of medical CT image using neural net based super resolution techniques
· Developing deep learning framework to reconstruct 3D geometry of CT images from limited view of 2D images
Sandia National Lab., Livermore, CA, USA Jan 2016 - Nov 2016
Research Scientist Intern, Hydrogen and Materials Science Department
(Supervisor: Dr. Jonathan Zimmerman, Dr. Catalin Spataru)
· Developing Monte-Carlo software based on LSF spin model in C++. Analyzing data from ab-initio DFT using machine learning techniques.
· Studying high temperature Spin-coupling e_ect to statcking fault energy in stainless steel.
Lawrence Livermore National Lab, Livermore, CA, USA Jun - Aug 2014, Jun - Dec 2015
Research Scientist Intern { CCMS program, Physics and Lifescience Division
(Supervisor: Dr. Lorin Benedict, Dr. Mike Surh)
· Developing Monte-Carlo software based on Heisenberg model in C++, statistically simulating spin thermo-dynamics of FeCoxB(1-x) and CoPt.
· GPU-utilized parallelization of the Heisenberg Monte-Carlo software.
Pacific Northwest National Lab., Richland, WA, USA Oct 2011 - Dec 2012
Research Student Intern, Advanced Computing, Mathematics and Data Division
(Supervisor: Dr. Kim Ferris)
· Computing thermo-magnetic properties for MnBi/MnSb using ab-initio MD (NWChem) and Abinitio DFT.
· Constructing a solvent based carbon capture materials database using SQL
§ Detection and Localization of Extreme Climate
Events
§ Deep Strom tracking
§ Deep Strom prediction
§ Deep Toxic Micro Dust Prediction in Korea and Japan
§ Super Resolution of Climate modeled output
§ Crystal Structure Prediction of High Energy
Material with Reinforcement
Learning
· Women in
Computer Vision at ECCV 2018, Munich, Germany, Tracking and Forecasting extreme
climate events using computer vision techniques, Sep 2018
· 5 min oral presentation in WACV2019: Deep-Hurricane-Tracker: Tracking and Predicting Extreme Climate Events using ConvLSTM
Open Source Software
· [HMCS] Heisenberg Monte-Carlo Simulator for
Spin Dynamics:
GPU-utilized parallel and distributed simulation
method for Monte-Carlo many particle simulation (written in C++ and CUDA)
· [Deep-Hurricane-Tracker]:
Track and forecasting hurricane using ConvLSTM (written in python and
Tensorflow)
Workshop
Organization
· Data Mining on Earth
System Science (DMESS) at ICDM 2018
Participated as co-organizer and presented invited talk
https://www.climatemodeling.org/workshops/dmess2018/
· Big Data in the
Geosciences: New Approaches to Storage, Sharing, and Analysis at AGU 2018, Participated as Session Chair
https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm18/meetingapp.cgi/Session/60507/
· ESGF Face
to Face meeting, Washington D.C, USA, Deep Learning Application for Analyzing
Spatiotemporal Climate Simulation data, Dec 2018
· Data
Mining on Earth System Science at ICDM 2018, Singapore, Singapore, Tracking
hurricane events using ConvLSTM, Nov 2018
· Women in
Computer Vision at ECCV 2018, Munich, Germany, Tracking and Forecasting extreme
climate events using computer vision techniques, Sep 2018
· Climate
Informatics, Boulder CO, USA, Deep Hurricane Tracker (Spotlight Talk). Sep
2018
· ESGF Face
to Face meeting, San Francisco CA, USA, Deep Learning Application for
Community Machine Learning using ESGF Dec 2017
· Data
Mining on Earth System Science, New Orleans L.A, USA, Framework for Detection
and Localization of Extreme Climate Event with Pixel Recursive Super Resolution
Dec 2017
· KOCSEA
(The Korean Computer Scientists and Engineers Association in America)
Symposium, Las Vegas NV, USA, Deep Learning Application for Climate Science
Nov 2017
· Data
Analytics Group Seminar in Center for Applied Scientific Computing at LLNL,
Livermore CA, USA, Detection, Localization and Recursive Super Resolution of
Climate Data
· Using
Deep Learning, Oct 2017
· ESGF
Proposal Review Meeting, Washington D.C., USA, Machine Learning for Earth
System Grid Federation (ESGF) Jun 2017
· Uncertainty
Quantification and Data-Driven Modeling, Austin, TX, USA, Massive Scale Deep
Learning for Predicting Extreme Climate Events Mar 2017
· US-Korea
Conference (UKC), Dallas, TX, USA, Monte-Carlo approach for simulate annealing
and Applying high performance features using GPU Aug 2016
· NVIDIA
GPU Technology Conference (GTC), San Jose, CA, USA, Quantum Monte-Carlo
Simulation implementing GPU Apr 2016
· The 56th
Sanibel Symposium on Quantum Chemistry, Dynamics, Condensed Matter Physics,
Grunswick, GA, USA, GPU-Accelerated Heisenberg Monte-Carlo Simulation Feb 2016
· Workshop
on Social Recommender Systems in ACM SIGKDD Conference on Knowledge Discovery
and Data Mining, Sydney, Australia, Personalized Academic Research Paper
Recommendation System Aug 2015
· Korea
Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Department of Physics,
Daejeon, South Korea, Design Rules for Rare-earth Replacement Magnetic
Materials: MnBi and MnSb Families Dec 2014
· Materials
Research Society (MRS) Fall Meeting 2014, Boston, MA, USA, Thermo-magnetic
Properties of Rare-earth Replacement Magnetic Materials Nov 2014
· US-Korea
Conference (UKC), San Francisco, CA, USA, Computational Modeling of
Thermo-magnetic Properties of Materials Aug 2014
· The 52nd
Sanibel Symposium on Quantum Chemistry, Dynamics, Condensed Matter Physics,
Grunswick, GA, USA, Thermo-magnetic Properties of MnBi and MnSb Binary
Compounds with NiAs Structure
· Dean N.
Williams (williams13@llnl.gov)
Distinguished
Member of Technical Staff, Center for Applied Scientific Computing, Lawrence
Livermore
National Lab (Current Supervisor)
· Hamid
Garmestani (hamid.garmestani@mse.gatech.edu)
Professor,
Material Science and Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology (Ph.D. Advisor)
· Jonathan
Zimmerman (jzimmer@sandia.gov)
Manager,
Hydrogen and Materials Science Department, Sandia National Lab.
· Catalin
Spataru (cdspata@sandia.gov)
Research
Staff member, Materials Physics Department, Sandia National Lab.
· Lorin
Benedict (benedict5@llnl.gov)
Research
Staff member, Physics Division, Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
· Mike Surh
(surh1@llnl.gov)
Research
Staff member, Computational Materials Science Group, Lawrence Livermore
National Lab.
· Kim
Ferris (kim.ferris@pnnl.gov)
Research Staff member