기초과학연구원 의생명수학그룹
From this September, Dr. Dae Wook Kim, a former member of BIMAG, began Van Loo Postdoctoral Fellow and Assistant Professor at U of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Additional IBS BIMAG rooms for meetings, seminars, and visitors are finally constructed.
Jae Kyoung Kim recorded the first episode in season 4 of a podcast ‘Gwa Jang Chang (과학으로 장난치는 게 창피해? 과장창!)’ and now its video is available on Youtube.
김재경 CI가 출연한 과학커뮤니케이션 팟캐스트 ‘과학으로 장난치는 게 창피해? 과장창!’ 시즌4 1화 영상 버젼이 유튜브에 공개되었습니다.
On June 26, 2021, Dae Wook Kim from our group received the KSIAM Young Researcher Paper Award for his paper “Wake-sleep cycles are severely disrupted by diseases affecting cytoplasmic homeostasis”, PNAS (2020). Accordingly, he gave a talk introducing his work at the 2021 KSIAM spring conference. Congratulation!
During 13 – 18 June 2021, the annual meeting of the SMB was held online. Our group members gave seven presentations (1 Special SIAM Session, 2 Minisymposia, 1 Contributed talk, and 3 Posters).
Moreover, Seokjoo Chae and Yun Min Song were awarded poster presentation prizes. Congratulation!
On May 11, Hyukpyo Hong in our group gave a presentation introducing Mathematical Biology at the ‘Mobile science classroom (이동과학교실)’ hosted by the NRF(한국연구재단) as educational volunteering. His presentation was recorded and now is available on Youtube (only in Korean).
On 4 June, Dae Wook Kim in our group gave his Ph.D. defense presentation.
We hope his successful defense for his thesis!
On April 16, 2021, the NAVER post IBS series gave an introduction to our group, BIMAG (link).
On March 22, 2021, Dae Wook Kim from the IBS Biomedical Mathematics Group gave a talk about his research at BRIC Webinar. The title was “Revealing causes of disrupted wake-sleep cycles using mathematical model.”
Dae Wook Kim is selected as the Van Loo Postdoctoral Fellow and Assistant Professor, the most prestigious applied mathematics Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Dae Wook said “I am thankful to my adviser who has inspired me to successfully develop my academic career. I am excited to continue research for mathematical biology and medicine.”